Rodney R. Parker Named New President of SCM
Attorney Rodney R. Parker was appointed President of SCM on January 1, 2019.
SCM NEWS & OPINIONS
SCM Included in the 2019 Best Lawyers® Rankings of the “Best Law Firms”
Nineteen SCM practice areas have been recognized across the state and ranked in the just-released 2019 U.S. News – Best Lawyers® rankings of the “Best Law Firms” (a collaboration between Woodward White, Inc. and U.S. News & World Report). Of…
Estate Planning and Business Law Attorney Jonathan G. Miller Joins the Firm
Snow Christensen & Martineau (‘SCM’) is pleased to announce that attorney Jonathan G. Miller has joined the firm as an associate. Prior to joining SCM, he operated a solo law firm, with offices in Bountiful and Salt Lake City. “We…
Eighteen attorneys at SCM recognized as 2018 Super Lawyers® and Rising Stars™
We are pleased to announce the recognition of 18 of our attorneys by Mountain States Super Lawyers.
Samuel Alba Appointed to SCM’s Board of Directors
By: Samuel Alba
Samuel Alba was recently appointed as Chairperson of our Board of Directors.
Richard A. Van Wagoner Appointed Head of Criminal Defense Group at SCM
Mr. Van Wagoner was recently appointed to the firm’s Board of Directors and Leader of the firm’s Criminal Defense Practice Group.
SCM Attorney Heather White responds to lawsuit filed against Provo City and former Police Chief John King
By: Heather S. White
Provo’s formal response, filed in federal court, makes a number of technical defenses.
Eighteen SCM Lawyers Included in 2019 Best Lawyers in America Listing
Snow Christensen & Martineau announced that 18 lawyers have been selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2019. Two of these lawyers were recognized as “Lawyer of the Year” in their specific practice area in Salt…
Andrew M. Morse Inducted into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers
We congratulate the President of our Firm, our colleague and friend, Andrew M. Morse who has been inducted as a Fellow into the International Academy of Trial Lawyers.
Charges dropped against man accused of starting July Fourth fire
Charges were dropped September 15th against a man accused of starting a large grass fire that burned one home and threatened many others while lighting off fireworks July Fourth.