Wes Mashburn, JD

Wes Mashburn is an attorney who works with

LDS Philanthropies.  He presented today at the

National Planned Giving Council Utah Valley 

Chapter Summer Luncheon. 

Aaron Harris

Aaron's another litigator at my firm. 

Turns out he does karate too.  Definitely

has a litigator's mentality.   

 



Mark R. Nelson

Mark is a litigator at my firm.  He's licensed in

New York and Utah, and also practices in

immigration.  Plus, he has an eye for photography.

City Code

Attorneys: Small World

 B. Ray Anderson is an attorney, who happens to be

one of my dad's first employers, and longtime mentor. 

We've worked on a few cases together.

Bill Heder is a local attorney who happens to work in

the same office space that HJS used to occupy.  He happened

to be at probate court hearings the same Friday as a case we had.

appurlessee

ap·pur·les·see  

noun

1.  A typo which demonstrates the specific mistake  that led to its occurrence.

I want to point out an emerging legal term: Appurlessee.   This term occurs when the drafter blindly uses a find and replace function to replace all instances of the term “tenant” with “lessee.”   The term “Appurtenant” is inadvertently converted into “Appurlessee.”   The funny part is, do a quick google search and you will see that “appurlessee”  is a new legal term appearing in several documents.

Associate Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant

Associate Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant, speaking at the New Lawyer Ethics Program, held at the Utah Law & Justice Center, on October 20, 2011. His topic was professionalism, civility & practicing Law