Garrett Penney
ATTORNEY
Garrett is a California native. He spent 2 years living in Peru where he became fluent in Spanish. Garrett attended Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah on scholarship where he received his BA in Spanish and earned his Juris Doctorate Degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at BYU. While attending law school on scholarship, Garrett clerked for Utah’s 4th District Court where he researched and wrote bench memos for the judges. He also clerked for a Salt Lake City personal injury law firm representing mostly Spanish-speaking clients where he had extensive communication with clients while preparing their cases for settlement and litigation. In 2017, Garrett joined Penney & Associates as a law clerk assisting some of the top trial attorneys in California with case review and trial preparation.
After passing the California Bar in 2019, Garrett is now an associate attorney working with Penney & Associates’ lead trial attorney representing victims of auto accidents, slip and falls, wrongful deaths, dog bites, and other personal injury claims.
Garrett grew up very active in the Boy Scouts of America. He earned his Eagle Scout at the age of 14 with over 90 merit badges (only 21 are required). He continues to live the Scout Law which states, “A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.” Garrett diligently applies this principal in his representation of clients while aggressively fighting to maximize their recovery during the negotiation and trial process.
He enjoys his family, basketball, and scuba diving.
*Please remember that this information will be kept 100% confidential. No information will be submitted or released to any individual or business except Penney and Associates and its affiliates. Please be aware, however, that the firm does not accept all matters referred to it, and that no attorney-client relationship will be created simply because a message was sent to us. "Pay Nothing unless we collect" only applies to personal injury cases.