Victoria R. Luman

Victoria’s practice involves complex commercial litigation, entertainment and media law, employment law, and business immigration. Victoria has considerable experience with Title VII, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, and the Fair Labor Standards Act and works with a variety of large and small employers in developing effective employment policies, procedures, and handbooks. Victoria has also developed an expertise specific to media and entertainment law and handles a variety of issues for her clients throughout the television, film, music, and publishing industries. Victoria enjoys helping her clients in the entertainment industry find creative solutions to intersecting issues involving both entertainment and employment law.

As a member of Parr Brown’s Entertainment Law practice, Victoria has represented numerous entertainers and artists on a wide variety of deals and projects throughout the entertainment industry—from major-label recording contracts to film and television deals—while working with directors, producers, musicians, publishers, screenwriters, authors, sports teams, and many others. Victoria enjoys working with creatives to help them navigate complex legal matters so that they can achieve their ultimate goal of sharing their art with the community.

With Parr Brown’s Employment group, Victoria counsels clients on a variety of employment law issues and particularly enjoys working with small startup companies and entrepreneurs. She has considerable experience in the area of employment contracts, including executive employment agreements, non-compete and non-solicitation agreements, separation and severance agreements, and independent contractor issues. Victoria also has particular expertise in business immigration law and assists clients in preparing H-1B and H-2B visas and green card applications.

Outside of her legal practice, Victoria devotes her time to volunteering with local organizations geared towards promoting inclusive education and youth initiatives. Victoria is a member of the Board of Spy Hop Productions, where she translates her expertise in entertainment law towards promoting Spy Hop’s mission of mentoring and educating students in the media arts. Victoria currently serves as a member of the Development Committee for The Children’s Center Utah, where she strives to raise awareness and funding for the vital mental health services the Center provides to children in need. Victoria is also a member of the Board of Junior Achievement of Utah, championing access to entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and work readiness curriculums in schools across the state.

Before joining Parr Brown, Victoria served as a judicial clerk for The Honorable J. Frederic Voros, Jr. of the Utah Court of Appeals and a judicial clerk for The Honorable John A. Pearce of the Utah Supreme Court.

Victoria has been recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch for 2024, and listed as one of Utah Business Magazine’s Legal Elite for 2022 and Mountain States Super Lawyers as a Rising Star for 2022.

In her free time, Victoria enjoys spending time fly fishing, hiking, biking, camping, surfing, and skiing with her husband, her two kids, and their Labrador retrievers, Gru and Lucy, who have been featured in a variety of outdoor industry advertisements and films. Despite their “professional” accolades, Gru and Lucy are still working to pay off debts incurred for eating shoes, coats, sleeping bags, television remotes, and house plants. But Victoria remains a proud dog mom, eager to tell anyone and everyone about them. She loves sharing her passion for the outdoors with her kids, and outside of work, you can find her enjoying Utah’s mountains with her family.