Attorney Dallin Littlefield
A former prosecutor, now in defense — practicing across Utah from a virtual office in Saratoga Springs.
Dallin C. Littlefield is an experienced Criminal Defense attorney with extensive experience on both sides of the courtroom. Having served as a prosecutor for various government entities, including several Utah municipalities and the Utah Attorney General's Office, Dallin brings a unique perspective to his defense practice. His prosecutorial background makes him an effective advocate in negotiations, helping to secure favorable outcomes for his clients.
Dallin graduated from Brigham Young University in Provo with a major in Psychology. He then earned his Juris Doctor from Gonzaga University School of Law. His diverse background includes serving as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Ghana, West Africa, as well as gaining experience in retail pharmaceuticals, real estate, legislative processes, and municipal government.
As a defense attorney, Dallin has appeared and represented hundreds of clients in jurisdictions and courtrooms all over Utah.
In his personal time, Dallin enjoys spending time with his family and exploring new systems and technologies that can further enhance his practice. His passion for innovation and efficiency is matched only by his commitment to providing top-tier legal representation to his clients.
What clients can expect
- A real consultation before any engagement is signed
- Written engagement letter, written scope, written fee terms
- Direct access to your attorney — not a triage queue
- Clear answers to "what happens next?" at every stage
- Honest assessments, even when the news isn't what you'd hoped
Background & influences
Two threads run through Dallin's career so far: the prosecutorial seat and the human seat. Years inside the system taught him how it actually works — how charging decisions get made, how plea offers are calibrated, what evidence holds up and what falls apart. Years of pre-law work in pharmaceuticals, real estate, and municipal government taught him that legal problems aren't abstractions; they're things that happen to real people with families, jobs, and lives that don't stop while the case moves forward.
The defense practice is built on both.
"Listen first. Explain plainly. Advocate hard."— Working philosophy
Want to see if we're a fit? The first call is free.
Thirty minutes, no obligation. Bring questions; leave with a clearer picture of what comes next.