Jonathon T. Tichy
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PDFJonathon Tichy’s broad practice involves all aspects of civil litigation and appellate work.
He has participated in numerous jury trials, arbitrations and mediations, and was co-counsel on a case that resulted in a record jury verdict in one Utah court.
Prior Professional Experience
Having spent six years abroad in various business, legal and governmental capacities, Mr. Tichy is certified fluent in the Slovak and Czech languages. In the late 1990s he worked for the United States Department of State as a political officer and analyst at the United States Embassy in Prague, Czech Republic. For his work there, he was awarded the prestigious Meritorious Honor Medal. He also served as the ranking staff aide to Assistant Secretary of State and Ambassador John Shattuck.
Education
Brigham Young University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2003
National Balfour Scholar
Regional semifinalist, Jessop Moot Court Competition
Top Contender, Vis Commercial Arbitration Moot
Brigham Young University,B.A., M.P.P, 1998
Admissions
Utah, 2003
Nevada, 2004
Affiliations
American Bar Association’s Section of Litigation
Phi Delta Phi, National Officer
Fascal Fellow, Bureau for European and Eurasian Affairs in Washington, D.C, 1998
Board of Fellows, International Center for Law and Religion Studies, 2004
Board Member, Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy
Languages
Czech
Slovak
Personal
Avid hockey fan and previously worked for an NHL hockey team in player relations and development.
Distinctions and Awards
Appointed as the Honorary Consul for the Czech Republic in Utah, 2010
Meritorious Honor Medal recipient
Young Alumni Distinguished Service Award - Brigham Young University, 2011
