January / February 2021
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Table of Contents:President’s Message | Creating a Culture Shift by Heather Farnsworth Legislative Update | 2021 Legislative Session Primer by Doug Foxley, Frank Pignanelli, and Stephen Foxley Article | Unsettled Issue in a Divorce Suit: Should Granted, Unvested Stock Options Constitute a Marital Asset or a Separate Asset? by Sharon A. Donovan and Kayla H. Quam Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, Nathanael Mitchell, Adam Pace, and Andrew Roth Innovation in Law Practice | Utah’s New Remote Notary and Electronic Wills Laws by Steve Chambers Article | Innovations in Funerals, Burials, and Cremation by Natalie C. Segall Book Review | Winning at Cross-Examination: A Modern Approach for Depositions and Trials by Shane Read Reviewed by Darin B. Goff Article | Multiple Use on Public Land – By the Numbers by David Halverson Focus on Ethics & Civility | Should I Tell My Client I Am Friends With Opposing Counsel? by Keith A. Call Paralegal Division | Please Welcome the New Utah Licensed Paralegal Practitioners by Greg Wayment State Bar News CLE Calendar Classified Ads |
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Cover PhotoBryce Canyon National Park in Winter JEFF HALL is a chief deputy at the Salt Lake County District Attorney’s Office. When he’s not at his desk, he’s ski touring in the mountains, hiking in the forest, or trail running with his dog. About his cover photo, Jeff said: “Last year our family traveled to Bryce Canyon National Park at the end of December and hiked in the very cold, but beautiful snow covered red rock features of the park. I heartily encourage you to visit the park in winter. Although the thermometer read six degrees the morning I took this photo, we thoroughly bundled up, wore traction devices on our boots, and relished the bright sun and electric blue skies. Don’t let the winter weather dissuade you. As my kids hear me say all the time: ‘There’s no such thing as bad weather, there’s only inadequate gear.’” |
2021 Utah Bar Journals
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Table of Contents:
President’s Message | Creating a Culture Shift by Heather Farnsworth Legislative Update | 2021 Legislative Session Primer by Doug Foxley, Frank Pignanelli, and Stephen Foxley Article | Unsettled Issue in a Divorce Suit: Should Granted, Unvested Stock Options Constitute a Marital Asset or a Separate Asset? by Sharon A. Donovan and Kayla H. Quam Utah Law Developments | Appellate Highlights by Rodney R. Parker, Dani Cepernich, Robert Cummings, Nathanael Mitchell, Adam Pace, and Andrew Roth Innovation in Law Practice | Utah’s New Remote Notary and Electronic Wills Laws by Steve Chambers Article | Innovations in Funerals, Burials, and Cremation by Natalie C. Segall Book Review | Winning at Cross-Examination: A Modern Approach for Depositions and Trials by Shane Read Reviewed by Darin B. Goff Article | Multiple Use on Public Land – By the Numbers by David Halverson Focus on Ethics & Civility | Should I Tell My Client I Am Friends With Opposing Counsel? by Keith A. Call Paralegal Division | Please Welcome the New Utah Licensed Paralegal Practitioners by Greg Wayment State Bar News CLE Calendar Classified Ads |
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