Brent Orrin Hatch has carved a unique path in the legal field, influenced by his family legacy of public service. A graduate of BYU and Columbia Law School, Brent's legal career was ignited by a prestigious clerkship with Judge Robert H. Bork, leading to senior roles within the Department of Justice under President Ronald Reagan and service for President George H. W. Bush. With nearly four decades at the Federalist Society, he champions the principles of rule of law and judicial integrity. Brent's legal prowess is evident in his defense of constitutional rights and advocacy for justice, handling landmark cases and advocating for the underrepresented. His dedication to his work and his community's welfare is driven by a passion for genuine, impactful service.

After serving the President, Brent began his legal career in Utah and In over three decades he has established himself as the go to lawyer to protect defend constitutional rights and as an advocate for justice. He has handled hundreds of cases ranging from a $194 billion lawsuit involving business issues to representing a veteran survivor of the World War II Bataan Death March in his copyright case against others who copied his book recounting his faith that got him through the terrors of that experience.

Brent is married, has four children, and five grandchildren all raised in Utah. He is proud of his Utah heritage and the service his family has given to our country.