Sean Nobmann is a fifth-generation native Californian born in Petaluma. He was raised on Mercer Island, Washington and served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Chile Santiago North mission. While majoring in English at BYU, Mr. Nobmann taught at the Missionary Training Center for four years, where he met fellow teacher Katherine Robbins Nobmann.
Sean and Katherine were married in 2002 and they are the parents of four sons. After graduating from BYU in 2003, Mr. Nobmann obtained a law degree from Duke University. While at Duke, he was asked to be the International Student Chair of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society, which serves LDS lawyers and students throughout the world.
Mr. Nobmann began his career at the Houston office of international law firm Bracewell LLP. Mr. Nobmann worked as an associate in the firm’s Civil Litigation department, working on complex cases involving defense contractors, oil companies, foreign hydroelectric companies, insurance companies, and state governments.
After moving to Utah, Mr. Nobmann opened his own law office in Springville. He and his family live in Mapleton. Mr. Nobmann stays active in the community by coaching his sons’ athletic teams, including flag football, basketball, and soccer. Mr. Nobmann is a member of the Federalist Society.
Mr. Nobmann has written two books, one on angel investing and another that imagines Captain Moroni from the Book of Mormon has returned to rough up today’s youth, and tenderly knock some sense into them. You can find links to his books below. His wife, Katherine, has an MA in TESOL from BYU and teaches English to international students at BYU-Provo.
You can read his blog at www.seannobmann.com
Education
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Brigham Young University–Provo | 2003 |
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Duke University School of Law | 2007 |
* Licensed in Utah & Texas
* Mr. Nobmann speaks fluent Spanish
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Click on the books above for more information.