March/ April 2023
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Table of Contents:Candidates | 2023 Utah State Bar Elections 10 President’s Message | Power and Hope 15 by Kristin K. Woods Article | The Unexpected New Frontier in Property Law: The most contentious new question in domestic litigation may be… “Who gets the dog?” 17 by Aaron S. Bartholomew and Sharon Yamen Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights 25 by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, Nathanael Mitchell, and Andrew Roth Book Review | Persuasion Science for Trial Lawyers 30 by John P. Blumberg Reviewed by Donald J. Winder Southern Utah | The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA): Key Changes to California’s Privacy Laws 33 by Rachel Naegeli and Robert Snyder Article | Medical Malpractice Prelitigation Panel Hearings: A Helpful Step in the ADR Process 43 by Brian Craig Lawyer Well-Being | Motion for Mental Health: A BYU Law Student Perspective 48 by Sarah Johns Book Review | Twice a Victim 50 by Ralph Dellapiana Reviewed by Andrea Garland Focus on Ethics & Civility | The Day Your Life Changed Forever 53 by Keith A. Call State Bar News 56 Classified Ads 77 |
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COVER PHOTOZion National Park, Upper Emerald Pools (Heaps Canyon), by Utah State Bar member Michael Steck.
MICHAEL STECK is a litigation and transactional solo practitioner representing business clients in Utah and Arizona. He relocated from the Wasatch front to St. George after developing lung complications from his second combat tour with the Utah Army National Guard. He recently became accredited to help other Veterans with disability claims. He finds great solitude through photography and canyoneering in Southern Utah. Michael enjoys donating his artwork to non-profits for fundraising purposes and would like to connect with more organizations. If you know of an interested organization, please reach out via email to michael@clariorlaw.com. |
2023 Utah Bar Journals
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January/ February 2023 |
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Volume 36 No. 2
Table of Contents:
President’s Message | New Beginnings by Heather L. Thuet Legislative Update | Modifications to Bar Interactions with the Legislature and How You Can Participate by Doug Foxley, Frank Pignanelli, Stephen Foxley, Steven Styler, and Nancy Sylvester Article | Understanding the Utah Supreme Court’s Docket: A Practitioner’s Guide by Carol Funk Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, Nathanael Mitchell, Adam Pace, and Andrew Roth Access to Justice | Introducing the Statewide Office for Indigent Appeals by Debra M. Nelson, Ben Miller, and Wendy M. Brown Article | Third Party Subpoenas in the Context of Attorney Disciplinary Investigations by John Bogart Southern Utah | H.B. 82 and Utah’s Pursuit of Affordable Housing by Victoria Carlton Innovation in Law Practice | Innovation In a Time of Crisis: The Utah Supreme Court’s Order on Emergency Diploma Privilege by Catherine Bramble Book Review | Gorsuch: The Judge Who Speaks for Himself by John Greenya Reviewed by Nicole Lagemann Focus on Ethics & Civility | Living in Utah, Working for Out-of-State Clients by LaShel Shaw and Keith A. Call Young Lawyers Division | Lessons I Learned as a First-Year Attorney by Candace Waters Paralegal Division | Please Welcome Five New Utah Licensed Paralegal Practitioners by Greg Wayment State Bar News CLE Calendar Classified Ads |
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