July 5, 2017, Salt Lake City, Utah Innocent and Wrongly Convicted Man Freed After 22 Years in Prison As a Result of the Pro Bono Legal Work of RICHARDS BRANDT MILLER NELSON, WEIL & DRAGE, and the Rocky Mountain Innocence Center Independence Day for an Innocent Man The Salt Lake law firm of RICHARDS BRANDT… Read more »
The Hinckley Institute Radio Hour (Air date: September 28 ~ October 1, 2016) – Recently the Hinckley Institute hosted its annual Constitution Day forum and the discussion was about the realities of doing legal work in Utah from the position of a judge or lawyer. The participants in the discussion were: Judge Michele Christiansen, with… Read more »
http://localfirst.org/think-local/blog/item/338-thank-you-to-richards-brandt-miller-nelson-for-joining-the-local-first-leaders-circle A vibrant local economy is about more than retailers and restaurants. It’s also about the service-based businesses that keep our economy running at full speed. We’re happy to welcome Richards Brandt Miller Nelson, with their legal expertise and longstanding engagement in our local community, to the Local First Leaders Circle. We spoke with Barry… Read more »
Barry Scholl, Of Counsel Attorney with Richards Brandt, is the Editor of Res Gestae, a publication for alumni and friends of the S.J. Quinney College of Law. In it’s latest edition, Barry authored an article on “The Changing Practice of Law – Graduates Contemplate the Future of the Legal Profession.” Below is an excerpt from… Read more »
IN MEMORIAM Mark L. McCarty 1963-2016 So Mark we’ll miss you, Sly satirist, Our proud partner, friend and anarchist. -Richards Brandt Miller Nelson Mark L. McCarty passed away June 20, 2016 due to complications from the HIN1 flu virus. Mark practiced law at Richards Brandt for 20 years. He was a member of the firm’s… Read more »
January 2016 On Christmas Eve 2015, the Nevada Supreme Court reversed the judgment of the Nevada Eighth District Court and ruled that RBMN’s pro bono client DeMarlo Berry is entitled to an evidentiary hearing to establish his actual innocence. Mr. Berry has been incarcerated since 1994 for a murder conviction based on shaky eyewitness and… Read more »