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Law Is Stranger Than Fiction | Episode 7 Immigration Dating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PT6JLB0fV5Q&feature=youtu.be Good afternoon and welcome to Law is Stranger than Fiction. I’m Steven Bergman. Barry: And I’m Barry Scholl. We’re shareholders at the Salt Lake City law firm of Richard Brandt Miller Nelson and today our special guest is Barbara Melendez,head of our immigration law department, who’s gonna answer the question, what do you do […]
CDDC Announce 2018 Award Winners
The 4th Annual Intermountain Construction Defect and Dispute Conference was held Friday, February 9th, 2018 at which the organizers recognized five professionals in the community for their contributions in the construction industry. Lincoln Harris received the Attorney of the Year Award honoring him for his level of excellence and longtime service in the field of […]
Law Is Stranger Than Fiction | Episode 5 Squirrel
https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Hnn-993eIxc Steven: Good afternoon. I’m Steven Bergman, one of your hosts of Law is Stranger than Fiction. Barry: And I’m Barry Scholl, the other host. Steven: We are shareholders in the Salt Lake City law firm of Richards Brandt Miller Nelson and today’s story is rankly just plain nuts. Barry? Barry: Yes this, ironically enough, […]
An Epic Battle of Blockbuster Proportions: Part II What is Genericide in Trademark Law and How Do I Avoid It?
Barry Scholl February 2018 In our last action-packed blog posting, we discussed the trademark battle between San Diego’s Comic-Con and Salt Lake City’s Comic Con. The two parties had traded (symbolic) powerhouse blows in a California federal court over whether Salt Lake City’s use of the term “Comic Con” (without a hyphen) infringed on San […]
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – Where are we now?
Kendall Moriarty February 2018 Limbo. On June 15, 2012, President Obama unveiled a program called Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (or “DACA”) which would provide employment authorization and protection from deportation for individuals who entered the United States as children and who had never committed a deportable crime. The program began accepting applications on August […]