The cannabis industry is one of the fastest growing business sectors in the United States and has experienced unprecedented growth in Utah. Meeting this rising demand, RQN offers its clients comprehensive legal counsel across the spectrum of the cannabis industry. RQN attorneys are well-versed in cannabis law and are ready to advise clients directly involved… Read more »
Ray Quinney & Nebeker participated in its 4th Annual meal packing event with Rise Against Hunger on December 2, 2019. Rise Against Hunger is an international hunger relief organization that distributes food and life-changing aid to the world’s most vulnerable. RQN proudly supports this cause to bring awareness to the issue of world hunger and… Read more »
On Monday, November 25th, RQN attorney Mark Pugsley will hold a news conference with U.S. Representative Ben McAdams to highlight problems facing innocent victims of Ponzi schemes and other investment frauds. McAdams’ Investor Protection and Capital Markets Fairness Act passed the House Monday on a bipartisan vote of 314-95.
Ray Quinney & Nebeker recently welcomed Of Counsel attorney Steven G. Jones, a highly experienced environmental litigation lawyer, practicing in the firm’s Natural Resources, Water, Environmental and Local Government Law, Real Estate, and Litigation sections. Steve’s practice includes legal defense and environmental counsel in transactional, permitting and enforcement actions. Prior to joining RQN Steve was… Read more »
At its annual Scholarship and Awards Banquet, held on October 24th, the Utah Minority Bar Association (the “UMBA”) named Ray Quinney & Nebeker its 2019 “Law Firm of the Year.” RQN received this honor in recognition of the firm’s involvement with UMBA initiatives including the recent pro bono representation of the UMBA in the filing… Read more »
Paul C. Burke attended the Hollywood premiere of Lifetime’s movie Trapped: The Alex Cooper Story, which highlighted the Firm’s pro bono representation of an abused lesbian teenager. Through the efforts of John W. Mackay, Brett Tolman, Mr. Burke and others at the Firm, Cooper made legal history in Utah by obtaining a court order establishing… Read more »
Webinar: Provider Health Law Compliance from an M&A/JV/Exit Point of View Utah Business Health Care Webinar Series – Date: Thursday, November 14 Time: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Ray Quinney & Nebeker attorneys David Castleton and Mark Cotter join Utah Business Magazine’s Health Care Law Webinar Series to discuss some of the primary federal statutes… Read more »
As part of Ray Quinney & Nebeker’s continued efforts to support diversity in Utah, our Firm is pleased to announce the official launch of the RQN Minority Law Group. Our minority attorneys are proud to lead this initiative, which is one of the first of its kind in the Utah legal community. Ray Quinney &… Read more »
Andrew Applegate recently joined Ray Quinney & Nebeker as an associate attorney practicing in the firm’s Corporate/Business, Real Estate, and Litigation sections. Andrew graduated from the JD/MAcc program at the J. Reuben Clark Law School and BYU. Andrew was a staff editor of the BYU Law Review and a Vern McCullough Scholar. He was the… Read more »
Paul C. Burke presented argument on October 8, 2019 to the Utah Supreme Court on behalf of the Utah Minority Bar Association to advocate in favor of permitting DACA-recipients, commonly known as Dreamers, to practice law in Utah. Read the Deseret News article about the Utah Supreme Court argument. Earlier this year, after accepting this… Read more »