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Bentley J. Tolk

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Bentley J. Tolk is a member of the firm's Litigation Group, with an emphasis in the areas of ERISA litigation, employment litigation, intellectual property litigation, and general commercial litigation.  Mr. Tolk has represented employers, third-party administrators, and insurance companies in a wide variety of ERISA and employee benefits disputes.  He has also represented national and local employers in numerous employment-related lawsuits and disputes.  In addition, Mr. Tolk has represented both national and local companies in connection with disputes relating to trademarks, intellectual property, and/or patents.  He has broad-ranging experience in other areas of litigation. 

Mr. Tolk established and hosts the ERISA Litigation Podcast.  He is or has been a presenter with such organizations as the Utah State Bar, ALI-ABA, the Salt Lake Society of Human Resource Managers, and The Employers Council.

Bentley Tolk was listed in the 2006-2009, and 2011-2012 editions of Utah Business magazine's Utah's Legal Elite in labor and employment, as well as Best Lawyers in America 2012 edition.

Publications and Presentations:

  • Seminar, Social Networking: Employers Beware!, The Employers Council, December 2009
  • Seminar, How To Advance Your Career By Publishing A Book, Utah State Bar, April 2007.
  • Book Review, "Overcoming The 6-Minute Life," Review of Legal Resources, January 2007.
  • Seminar, The Secrets of Highly Successful Practice Development in Utah, Utah State Bar, February 2007.
  • "Request to arbitrate dispute over Enron insurance proceeds denied," Society for Human Resource Management, December 22, 2006.
  • Seminar, Benefits From Alternative Billing & Technology, Utah State Bar, September 2006.
  • Co-author, "Tread cautiously when denying ERISA claims," Employee Benefit News, June 1, 2006.
  • Book Author, Overcoming The 6-Minute Life: How And Why the Legal Profession Should Free Itself From Billable Hours, 2006.