Robert was formerly on the Board of Governors of the Utah Association for Justice (UAJ) and the Board of Trustees of the Brain Injury Association of Utah. He’s a frequent guest at legal seminars in Utah and around the country on various topics, including brain injury, evidence, legal writing techniques and trial practice.

During his 40 years of practice, Bob has been involved in several landmark cases, including the Houghton v. State of Utah class action — a case that took over 16 years to resolve. He was nominated the Utah State Bar's Attorney of the Year for his work on that case.

Bob is passionate about justice. In 2010, he was awarded the Utah Association for Justice “Bulldog Award” in recognition of his “tenacity, persistence and long-standing dedication” as well as his “extraordinary contributions to fighting for justice. A staunch supporter of racial equality and reform of the criminal justice system, he has been a lifetime member of the NAACP since 2012.

Bob is married to Rebecca McKay. They have three daughters, one son, five grandchildren, and one “grand dog.”

Alyson is currently the President of the Utah Association for Justice and is the Past Chair of their Women's Caucus. She serves on the Board of Governors for the UAJ and for the American Association for Justice. Alyson has served on several committees for the Utah State Bar, including her current service on the Rules of Professional Conduct Committee and the Model Utah Jury Instructions Committee.

She is frequently invited to lecture other lawyers at legal seminars on a variety of subjects, including civil rights, Utah’s legal sandbox, medical malpractice, litigation and trial strategies and other personal injury topics. She also regularly serves as a mentor to new lawyers admitted to the Utah State Bar.

During her 20 years of practice, Alyson was involved in the Houghton (Medicaid) Class Action case, among other important cases. She has appealed several civil rights cases to the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Alyson is married to Jared McAllister. They have one son.

Pete graduated from Oklahoma City University School of Law. Pete was the president of his class. He was also an academic fellow for the Alfred P. Murrah Center for Homeland Security Law and Policy. He began working for Sykes McAllister Law Offices during law school and became a full-time associate after graduation.

Pete has represented clients in various cases ranging from civil rights, police brutality, medical malpractice, motor vehicle accidents, and other personal injury cases. Pete practices in both federal and state courts in Utah.

Christina graduated from Oklahoma City University School of Law. Prior to joining Sykes McAllister Law Offices, she worked as a public defender in Oklahoma. She is currently on the Board of Governors for the Utah Association for Justice and is actively involved with that organization. She also serves as a co-chair of the New Lawyer division of the UAJ and is involved in putting on education programs for new lawyers.

Christina is licensed to practice in both federal and state court in Utah, and maintains her license in Oklahoma. She represents clients in a variety of cases, with a focus on civil rights and personal injury cases.