Courtney Sinagra is a Dunlap and Shipman Associate Attorney. She earned her law degree from the University of Nevada Las Vegas where she served as an editor on the Nevada Law Journal, represented the school on the school’s competition Moot Court Team, graduated with Highest Pro Bono Honors, and received a special certification in Business and Corporations Law. During her time in law school, Courtney also externed for United States District Court Judge the Honorable James C. Mahan and for the Clark County Attorney’s Office High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Division.
Upon graduation, Courtney began her legal career as a criminal prosecutor representing the State of Utah, gaining valuable courtroom and trial experience while advocating for victims of crime and protecting the community. Courtney later served as Washington County, Utah’s deputy county attorney – providing general counsel to the county, its elected officials, and its staff on a wide variety of legal issues.
Courtney has always had a passion for law, politics, and public service. Prior to law school she served as Southern Utah Director for United States Senator Orrin Hatch, acting as a bridge between nine Utah counties and Washington D.C. Courtney also served in the United States Army as a Personnel Sergeant for a Field Artillery Brigade.
Courtney is licensed to practice law in both Florida and Utah and is excited to have joined the Dunlap & Shipman team. Courtney focuses her practice on governmental law, real estate and property law, association law, business law, employment law, and estate planning.
Courtney is the incoming Director-at-Large of the Walton County Bar Association. She enjoys spending time and relaxing with her husband, Mark, an Emerald Coast Native and former-Army Explosive Ordinance Disposal Technician, as well as their adorable dogs, Cocoa and Charlie.