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– 12 Attorneys Recognized as Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch ® – – 11 Attorneys Recognized as “Lawyer of the Year” – Parr Brown Gee & Loveless announced today that 63 of its attorneys have been recognized in the 2025 edition of Best Lawyers in America ®. Parr Brown congratulates the following attorneys (first-time honorees are marked with an asterisk): James L. Ahlstrom – Commercial Litigation; Litigation – Construction; Litigation – Land Use and Zoning; Litigation – Real Estate Michael S. Anderson – Commercial Litigation Matthew J. Ball – Commercial Litigation; Litigation – Labor and Employment; Litigation – Real Estate;

                “One of the highest callings an attorney can have is to help the justice system function properly, and when there are mistakes made, to correct them.” – David Reymann Parr Brown Shareholder David Reymann is featured on the cover of Mountain States Super Lawyers 2024. Read here about his commitment to First Amendment and free speech law, his amazing pro bono track record, and why the best Southern dishes are found in Alabama.

Congratulations to Jonathan Hafen, Cheylynn Hayman, Doug Waddoups, Lamont Richardson, and Michael Anderson! These Parr Brown shareholders were among the group of 100 attorneys selected as 2024 Legal Elite by Utah Business magazine’s panel of judges, in their respective categories. Jonathan Hafen was recognized for Commercial Litigation as a “great trial lawyer, a great representative of how lawyers should support those around them, and an active, energetic community leader.” Cheylynn Hayman was recognized for Employment Law, and research respondents commented on the “quality of her advice and expertise” as well as her capacity to build personal rapport with her clients.

Parr Brown Gee & Loveless welcomes Michael A. Stevens to the Firm! Michael has joined Parr Brown as an Associate, as a member of our Commercial Litigation practice. His expertise includes product liability, employment, torts, contract disputes and personal injury and wrongful death. He received his J.D. from the Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School and was both a Senior Editor of the BYU Law Review as well as a Board Member of the BYU Trial Advocacy Team. Michael was an associate at a major Salt Lake City-based firm prior to joining Parr Brown, where he practiced in