Individuals Dismissed with prejudice from Civil Action brought by Wyoming Attorney General
Several individuals were brought into a lawsuit filed by the Wyoming Attorney General against several companies for alleged violations of the Consumer Protection Act. After sustaining aggressive and relentless attacks by the Wyoming Attorney General, the tide turned. The Wyoming Attorney General's Office gave up in the face of a stone wall against its attacks. The individuals were dismissed from the action with the promise that they would not do business in Wyoming or with Wyoming residents (something they were not doing anyway).
Practice area(s): Civil Litigation
Clyde Hutchins
Clyde Hutchins is the founder of Harmony Law. Mr. Hutchins started his legal career in Cheyenne, Wyoming as a law clerk for the district court judges. Mr. Hutchins then entered private practice with a Wyoming based litigation and business law firm. Later, Mr. Hutchins went to Alaska, where he was the chief litigator for a firm that engaged in bond law, corporate law, securities law, and municipal law. The State of Wyoming hired Mr. Hutchins from Alaska to represent the State of Wyoming in the national tobacco arbitration and act as its tobacco settlement attorney. While in that position, as a hobby, he developed an enforcement unit for consumer protection for Wyoming residents. Mr. Hutchins moved to Colorado in 2016 and founded Harmony Law, LLC. Harmony Law is primarily engaged in civil litigation. It is also a general practice firm in the areas of business law, estate planning, consumer law and family law. Harmony Law is active in all state and federal courts throughout Wyoming and Colorado.