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Upon her return from Mexico, Kass started law school at the University of Minnesota. During law school, she worked with migrant laborers and immigrants both in Minnesota and Michigan. Kass graduated from law school in 2000, and went to work at the large law firm of Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal in Chicago. Kass practiced general litigation, and spent most of her time defending nation-wide class actions, doing white-collar criminal defense, and litigating other complex cases such as Multi-District Litigation. While at Sonnenschein, Kass also participated in a human rights fact-finding mission in Peru, where she and nine other attorneys from the Midwest monitored and wrote a report about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission there.

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Strindberg & Scholnick

Criminal Defense
Upon her return from Mexico, Kass started law school at the University of Minnesota. During law school, she worked with migrant laborers and immigrants both in Minnesota and Michigan. Kass graduated from law school in 2000, and went to work at the large law firm of Sonnenschein, Nath & Rosenthal in Chicago. Kass practiced general litigation, and spent most of her time defending nation-wide class actions, doing white-collar criminal defense, and litigating other complex cases such as Multi-District Litigation. While at Sonnenschein, Kass also participated in a human rights fact-finding mission in Peru, where she and nine other attorneys from the Midwest monitored and wrote a report about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission there.

Workers Compensation
Establishing that a cause of action for wrongful termination exists for Utah employees who are discharged from their employment in retaliation for filing workers' compensation claims.
Wrongful Termination
Employment Discrimination
Employment Litigation
For several years during and after law school, Jonathan worked as a clerk and later an associate for a firm specializing water law. However, Jonathan retired his dreams of pursuing a career in water law in search of a happier and more useful career path. After leaving his old firm, Jonathan obtained a contract position with a great group of attorneys who practiced employment litigation. Jonathan saw this job as an opportunity to focus on helping others. At one point in his career, Jonathan himself had experienced the wrath of an unprincipled and irrational employer, which is why Jonathan decided he needed to join the cause of holding such employers responsible for their actions. Strindberg & Scholnick soon found him worthy of joining the firm to fight the cause of employment justice, and Jonathan jumped at the opportunity.
Non-compete Agreement
Although he likes to refer to his youth as “hard scrabble,” there is little evidence to support the use of that term. Guy’s love of the Tennessee Volunteers also started in his youth, as a boy scout guarding the pennants at the top of Neyland Stadium on Saturdays in the fall, and continued through his graduation from UT with a degree in English literature. An appellate clerkship brought Guy to Idaho from Portland, which allowed him to find a home in the Idaho foothills and the love of his life, Shannon. Most of Guy’s non-work time is now spent in gyms, coaching or cheering their two kids on at various sporting events, with scant free time spent passing the travel bug on to the kids and trying to get outdoors. His favorite work activities include suing on behalf of whistleblowers and fighting non-compete agreements.
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Sexual Harassment
Ezzy devoured every opportunity in law school to explore different types of law. After doing family law, in-house, and judicial internships, Ezzy was hired as a clerk for Strindberg & Scholnick, exposing her to the beautiful world of employment law. Ezzy evolved from being a clerk to an Associate upon being sworn into the Utah bar in 2020. During law school she served as the President of the Minority Law Caucus and wrote her seminar paper on improved legal communications with sexual harassment victims.

Eminent Domain
It isn't surprising that she chose a career in law. Kass was born and raised in the great state of Minnesota by her father, who was an attorney, and her mother, who ran her father's boutique law firm. By the age of five or six, Kass was signing contracts (sometimes in crayon) if she wanted to borrow money from her parents to buy Christmas or birthday presents. The contracts stated how much money she wanted to borrow (usually around $5), when she would pay it back and in what increments (i.e., 50 cents per week for 10 weeks) and how she was going to earn the money to do so (taking out the trash). Similarly, by eight or nine, Kass was reading depositions her dad brought home and was strongly encouraged to discuss her view of the case. Kass still wonders what view an eight-year old could have about "takings" and eminent domain cases, but she appreciates that her parents taught her how to think.

Medical Malpractice
In 2010, Chad moved back to Idaho with his travel mate and soon-to-be wife, Michiko, in tow. Motivated to find a meaningful career, Chad set out to work his way through law school. From medical malpractice to immigration, Chad learned about different areas of the law by working in them. Once out of law school, Chad jumped into a trial attorney position in criminal defense. He spent approximately three years representing ordinary people against the overwhelming power of the government. Now, at SBHT, Chad continues to represent individuals against powerful entities, both public and private.

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