We’re excited to announce the release of the 2023-24 Year In Review report. This report highlights the Bar’s achievements and ongoing initiatives to serve the public, our licensees, and the legal profession.

Highlights from the report include:

Access to Justice Programs: Over 3,700 virtual legal clinic cases served and 360 referrals through the Modest Means Lawyer Referral Program.

Innovative CLE Opportunities: Record attendance at our Spring Convention and Fall Forum, along with the launch of the Procrastinator Series.

Lawyer Well-Being: 3,430 virtual mental health sessions completed through Tava Health and significant steps to eliminate stigma around mental health in the profession.

Community Engagement: Successful Law Day celebrations and outreach through Wills for Heroes and Serving Our Seniors programs.

These are just a few of the accomplishments we’ve achieved together. The full report provides an in-depth look at these initiatives and much more.

New Year's Resolutions for Utah Lawyers

As we step into the new year, it’s the perfect time to set goals that elevate your practice, support your community, and enhance your well-being. 

✔️ Update your profile on LicensedLawyer.org.

✔️ Provide pro bono legal services to those in need.

✔️ Prioritize your well-being with Tava Health resources.

✔️ Stay on top of CLE requirements before the deadline.

✔️ Make an impact: Run for Bar Commissioner

With these resolutions, you have the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally while making a meaningful impact in the legal community.

✨ Let’s make 2025 a year of growth, service and excellence!✨

Catherine Conklin Appointed to Second District

Gov. Cox has appointed Commissioner Catherine Conklin to become a Judge in the Second District, filling a vacancy created by Judge Cornish’s appointment to the Business and Chancery Court.

“Catherine’s legal expertise & unwavering commitment to fairness make her an outstanding choice for the bench,” said Gov. Cox. “As a commissioner, she has built a reputation for her thorough understanding of the law and her thoughtful approach to family matters...”

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Ryan D. Petersen Appointed to Fourth District Juvenile Court

Gov. Cox has appointed Ryan D. Petersen to the Fourth District Juvenile Court, filling a vacancy created by Judge D. Scott Davis’s retirement.

“Ryan has shown exceptional dedication to Utah’s families and children, and I’m confident he will bring that same passion to the bench,” Gov. Cox said. “The Juvenile Court plays a vital role in shaping the future of our young people, and with Ryan’s experience and integrity, he will be an outstanding addition to the court.”

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