About Jarom
Jarom Bangerter earned his law degree from Willamette University, receiving a J.D. in 2005. He completed his legal studies after moving through the law program there during the early 2000s. His academic path prepared him for immediate entry into public service.
He began his career in Alaska. In 2005 he took a position as an Assistant District Lawyer for the State of Alaska. That early role placed him in courtrooms and offices handling the everyday work of a government lawyer. It also gave him a grounding in trial procedure, evidence and the daily demands of public litigation.
After his time in government, Bangerter shifted into private practice. He is licensed to practice in both Alaska and Utah. Public-sector experience and dual-state admission shaped the way he handles cases and advises clients, allowing him to work across different legal systems and communities.
Colleagues describe him as practical and straightforward. His professional memberships date back to the start of his career in 2005 and remain current. Those ties have kept him connected to peers in both states and to the continuing education that lawyers must maintain.
Bangerter has maintained offices under the Bangerter name. He has worked from a Bangerter Law Office and also operated under the Bangerter Law Firm name. Through those practices he has represented individuals and entities in a variety of matters, balancing courtroom work with client counseling.
In practice he blends courtroom experience from his time as an Assistant District Lawyer with the daily casework of private practice. He handles filings, negotiations and trials as needed. He takes on matters that require familiarity with Utah and Alaska statutes and procedures.
Today he divides his time between his law offices and client meetings across his jurisdictions. He concentrates his practice on matters governed by Utah and Alaska law and represents clients in both states.
