As an Associate Attorney, you will be consulting on the following: LLC, S-Corp and other entity set-ups Estate Planning Tax Planning Self-Directed Retirement Planning Small and medium business counseling/advising Working with clients from all over North America

Candidates will need to: Assist with personal injury cases from start to finish, including requesting medical records, drafting demand letters and pleadings. Learn quickly about internal office systems and procedures. Be organized, deadline driven, and able to multi-task, handling numerous on-going issues and cases. Help with administrative tasks and/or other duties, including billing. Have good interpersonal and communication skills.

The City is seeking a dynamic leader to serve as Director of the Legal Department, a pivotal role that provides high-level legal counsel to the Mayor, City Council, department directors, and various boards, committees, and commissions. This position oversees the full scope of the department’s operations, guiding programs, policies, and long-term planning efforts that support the City’s mission and strategic goals. The Director plays a critical role in shaping citywide initiatives by delivering thoughtful legal insight and managing complex legal matters with integrity and vision.

Smart Schofield Shorter, P.C. is a mid-sized law firm seeking to work part-time with an attorney licensed to practice law in Utah. Preference may be given to an attorney who is also admitted to practice in Idaho and/or Wyoming. The attorney's responsibilities will include significant consulting, document review, and assisting clients with a variety of legal issues. Flexible hours and ideal for supplementing income. The attorney could work remotely. If interested, please contact rachel.peirce@smartutahlaw.com with questions or a resume.

Administrative Law Judge Contract– Summit County is currently accepting applications for an Administrative Law Judge to hear cases involving violations of the Snyderville Basin Development Code, Title 10, the Eastern Summit County Development Code, Title 11 and applications for variances, which were previously heard by the Board of Adjustment. The contract term will begin January 1, 2026, and will expire December 31, 2028, with the option to renew. This posting is for a newly created position. Summit County has an existing Administrative Law Judge position for all matters other than Titles 10 and 11 development code violations and variance applications.

The Disability Law Center (DLC), Utah’s Protection and Advocacy System for individuals with disabilities, has an opening for an attorney. The successful candidate will provide advocacy for individuals with legal issues related to their disability, specifically advocating for their rights under Titles II and III of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Fair Housing Act. This position will involve working closely with other members of DLC’s Fair Housing and Access and Rights Teams.