By: Keith A. Call
Useful guidance to judges and lawyers in understanding when it is appropriate or necessary to disclose personal relationships or even recuse oneself from a case.
Here is a summary of my survey of how authorities define “frivolous.”
What do the Act and its recent changes mean for public employers?
By: Heather S. White
Attorney Heather S. White’s presentation on Recent Claims Trends
Case summaries are authored by members of Snow Christensen & Martineau’s Appellate Practice Group. For more information, visit our Appellate Highlights page. Utah Supreme Court Thomas v. Hillyard 2019 UT 29 (July 2, 2019) As a matter of first impression,…
By: Heather S. White
All summaries are written by Heather White and are for informational purposes only. Amundsen v. University of Utah Plaintiff sought damages for injuries she suffered during a surgery performed by a University of Utah School of Medicine professor at LDS…
By: Heather S. White
All summaries are written by Heather White and are for informational purposes only. A.N. v. Syling A.N., then sixteen, was arrested by an APD detective pursuant to an arrest warrant. Defendants were officers or employees of the Alamogordo Police Department (APD)…
By: Keith A. Call
On June 26, 2019, the litigation section, the Utah State Bar, Salt Lake County, and several other community organizations hosted a free “Expungement Day.”
The Utah Insurance Code suggests that the existence of an agency relationship turns on whether an insurance salesperson is a “producer for the insurer” or a “producer for the insured.”
The following appellate cases of interest were decided by the Utah Supreme Court, Utah Court of Appeals, and United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
