Richards Brandt has been serving clients throughout the state of Utah and the Intermountain West for more than 40 years.
We are highly regarded in each of our practice areas, and our attorneys are recognized both in Utah and nationally for our commitment to the representation of our clients’ interests.
RICHARDS BRANDT PRACTICE AREAS
- Banking and Finance Law
- Business Bankruptcy and Creditor Rights
- Business & Commercial Litigation
- Business & Corporate Governance
- Construction Industry Group
- Family Law
- Healthcare Law
- Immigration Law
- Labor & Employment
- Insurance Law
- Motions & Appeals
- Nonprofit & Religious Organizations
- Personal Injury & Property Loss
- Real Estate Transactions & Litigation
- Transportation & Commercial Vehicles
- Trusts and Estates
- Workers’ Compensation
2014 Executive Orders on Immigration Video Presentation
September 2014 President Obama decided to pursue Immigration Reform through Executive Orders. May hear something after November 5, 2014. Work Permits for Parents of DACA Work Permits for Agriculture Increase Employment Related Visas Extension for Foreign Nationals who Graduate from U.S. Residency for Spouses of U.S. Citizens who Entered Illegally
Form I-9 Compliance Video Presentation
September 23, 2014 Complying with the rules and regulations under the Form I-9 enforced by USCIS. In September 2012, 520 criminal work place enforcements and arrests took place. In September 2013, more fines were issued, in one case the government issued a $34m to settle systematic visa fraud and abuse. ICE is enforcing felony criminal […]
Same Sex Marriage – SCOTUS Watch is On
September 30, 2014 U.S. Supreme Court Justices began private meetings yesterday, September 29, 2014, and the Justices could decide whether to take up the issue of same sex marriage rulings from 4 federal appellate court decisions. Currently, 36 states have laws allowing or prohibiting same sex marriage. Same sex marriages are allowed in 19 states […]
Restoring Public Access to Public Waters
September 2014 Utahns have a rich history of using their public waters (i.e., waters flowing in or impounded on rivers and streams) in place for a wide variety of purposes. Prior to the arrival of Mormon pioneers in 1847, Native Americans, mountain men and other intrepid souls fished Utah’s waters for sustenance and, at times, […]
Avoiding Common Pitfalls of Estate Planning
September 2014 Estate planning is a process—not an event—often wrought with common and routine mistakes, the most common of which include the following: no planning at all; failure to coordinate insurance/retirement assets with an estate plan; adding individuals to bank accounts; transferring family home in joint tenancy with an adult child; and no planning for […]