About Daniel R.
Daniel R. Ybarra built a profession that moves from the study room to the courtroom in a planned, continuous manner. He earned a Bachelor of Science in International Business Management from Utah Valley University in 2009. He then completed his law degree at Brigham Young University in 2012. Those years framed the combination of practical enterprise feel and legal training that has shaped his practice.
While in law school he spent a summer as an extern at Baker & McKenzie LLP. That placement gave him early exposure to giant-firm routines and cross-border matters. After graduation he released The Ybarra Legal Group, LLC in 2012. He ran that company as a founder and lawyer for a decade, handling a variety of civil matters and building a local client base in Utah.
In 2022 he joined Woodbury and Ybarra, PLLC as a partner. The change signaled a brand new chapter in his practice lifestyles. At the smaller, locally focused companies where he has worked, he has balanced case work, client counseling and firm control. He has kept active in the legal community whilst managing those duties.
Ybarra is a member of the Litigation Section of the Utah Bar, a club he has held since 2015. He also belongs to the Central Utah Bar Association, a relationship that dates to 2012. Those affiliations mirror continuous involvement in regional bar things to do and ongoing legal training.
Outside the regulation, Ybarra has pursued instructor certifications in winter sports activities. He holds PSIA Alpine Level I and CS Level 1 credentials, and he finished AASI Levels I and II through the American Association of Snowboard Instructors. Those certificates factor to interests that prolong past practice and sometimes inform his work on instances involving outdoor things to do or seasonal game.
Colleagues describe him as realistic and easy in client conferences. He has a tendency to gift options obviously, squarely laying out likely outcomes instead of embellishing prospects. His early knowledge at a large worldwide company and later years operating his personal practice provide him a mixture of views on how clients want to be counselled.
Today he practices in Utah. His work spans legal proceedings and common civil things, and he divides time between client representation and firm responsibilities. He keeps lively membership in state and local bar groups and continues to build his practice thru each case work and network involvement. He currently practices regulation as a partner at Woodbury and Ybarra, PLLC, and keeps ties to The Ybarra Legal Group, LLC. His current practice focuses on civil litigation and client counseling in Utah.
