Ethics & Civility: I’ve Had a Data Breach. Now What?
By: Keith A. Call
Lawyers must employ reasonable efforts to monitor their technology and office resources connected to the Internet, external data sources, and external vendors.
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Government Entities – Case Law Update, January 2019
By: Heather S. White
The following are summaries of new cases decided by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, the Utah Supreme Court and the Utah Court of Appeals.
UTAH APPELLATE HIGHLIGHTS, January/February 2019
Case summaries for Appellate Highlights are authored by members of Snow Christensen & Martineau’s Appellate Practice Group. For more information, visit our Appellate Highlights page. Read the Appellate Highlights Jan/Feb Edition of the Utah Bar Journal.
Rodney R. Parker Named New President of SCM
Attorney Rodney R. Parker was appointed President of SCM on January 1, 2019.
State v. Van Huizen, 2019 UT 01 (Jan. 7, 2019)
After pleading guilty to armed robbery, a juvenile defendant challenged his bindover based on a claim of judicial bias discovered after sentencing. The court of appeals vacated the conviction. Reversing, the supreme court held the court of appeals erred in…
New Year Estate Planning Goal: Tell Your Kids You Have a Plan
Congratulations! You’ve finished your estate planning! You’re done! But are you, really? Who knows you’ve got a plan? Have you explained your planning to your family?