Camille N. Johnson

Camille Johnson proactively counsels and educates business clients and public employers regarding risk management initiatives and strategies that prevent or minimize employment claims.  She advises clients on employment policies and practices, discipline and terminations, the protection of confidential information, wage and hour practices, executive agreements and compensation plans, separation agreements, independent contractor relationships and the investigation of employment claims.  Camille’s clients range in size from small employers with local operations, to employers with global operations and more than 7,000 employees.

She serves as both advisor and litigator, having had extensive experience defending clients in employment litigation.  Camille has managed and tried cases involving Title VII, sexual harassment, ADA, ADEA, FLSA, FMLA, wrongful discharge, defamation, whistle-blowing, procedural due process, equal protection, constitutional claims, and the enforcement of covenants not to compete.  She also regularly assists clients in mediation, arbitration and administrative hearings.

Camille has a significant and varied litigation and trial practice, which includes the defense of leading pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers in mass tort and coordinated litigation.  She supervised the diet drug litigation for Wyeth in Utah.

In 2003, Camille successfully defended the former vice president of the Salt Lake Olympic Committee in connection with an indictment arising out of the competition for the 2002 Winter Olympics, obtaining a judgment of acquittal at the close of the government’s case.

Camille currently serves as President of Snow Christensen & Martineau.