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You are in a dispute with a neighbor, a co-parent, a business partner, or a family member. Someone suggested mediation. You looked it up, maybe even scheduled a session — and you went in hoping for something more than just a number to agree on. You may want to be heard by the other party […]
We are proud to recognize Gabriell Sabalones for leading her BYU Model United Nations students to an extraordinary achievement. Recently, Gabriell and her students traveled to New York City to compete in a prestigious Model United Nations conference against teams from around the world. Under her leadership, every BYU delegation earned an “Outstanding” rating. This […]
An Employee Stock Ownership Plan (an “ESOP”) is a way to reward employees with equity in the company they work for while also providing certain advantages to the company, such as tax deductions. Companies can use this as a retirement benefit or to sell a successful, privately owned business from its individual or family owners […]
“AI is going to reshape every industry and every job,” said Reid Hoffman, Co-founder of LinkedIn.¹ In many ways, it already has. Whether we’re streaming personalized music recommendations² or simply typing questions into Google³, Most of us have already woven artificial intelligence into the fabric of our daily lives. The business world has thrown itself […]
Why Trust Matters in the Attorney-Client Relationship Most people do not hire a lawyer during calm or predictable times. They seek legal help when something important is at stake, like money, business, family stability, or plans. In those moments, clients place a great deal of trust in their attorney. That trust goes beyond legal advice. […]
Facing a DUI charge as a juvenile in Utah can feel overwhelming. The process differs significantly from that of adult cases, and understanding what lies ahead is crucial for families. The following guide explains the law, the process, potential consequences, and practical steps to help navigate this challenging situation. Utah’s “Not-a-Drop” Law: What It Means […]
Workplace discrimination is illegal, and if you work in Utah, you have rights. Few things are more stressful than feeling mistreated at work and not knowing whether what’s happening is actually illegal or just unfair. Employment discrimination laws can feel confusing, especially if you’ve never dealt with it before. This guide breaks down Utah workplace discrimination laws so you can understand: What does and does not qualify as discrimination […]
There are few things quite as jarring as being involved in a car accident. And unfortunately, the crash itself is often just the beginning. Once the initial shock wears off, many Utah drivers are left to face a series of daunting questions: What should I do? Who should I talk to? What should I say? […]
As of January 1, 2026, Utah implemented one of the most comprehensive alcohol identification laws in the country. Commonly referred to as Utah’s 100% ID Law, this legislation requires every person selling alcohol in Utah to verify identification for every alcohol purchase, without exception. For Utah bars, restaurants, and alcohol-serving establishments, this law represents a […]
As the new year begins, moments of reflection have a way of catching us off guard, even in unexpected places. When HBO’s new show The Pitt premiered, I tuned in partly out of loyalty to my alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh, and partly for the nostalgia for a city I grew to love. Although […]