The Utah Supreme Court clarified that APRNs cannot independently perform ablative cosmetic medical procedures unless their scope of practice expressly authorizes them to operate or perform surgery.
The Utah Supreme Court reaffirmed its commitment to the Full Faith and Credit Clause while maintaining high standards for bar admission rule waivers.
Utah’s procurement statutes mandate specific procedures for protest officers, requiring a hearing when other statutory options are unavailable.
Utah’s workers’ compensation statute requires employers seeking to offset third-party recoveries against future benefits to pay their proportionate share of litigation expenses based on both past and future compensation obligations.
Lotus Appellate Law handles appeals throughout Utah, serving clients in all counties and courts across the state including:
