In short, a Utah real estate agent hired by the seller or vendor owes to others, including the buyer, a duty to be “honest, ethical, and competent and is answerable at law for his or her statutory duty to the public.” See NetDictation, LLC v. Rice, 2019 UT App 192. Let’s take a look at […]
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If you are an accountant in Utah, you know that you have a friend in the Utah statutes, specifically Utah Code section 58-26a-602 (the Accountant Liability Statute). Your protection is that you only owe fiduciary duties to your client and not to others. The Utah Court of Appeals recently reiterated the strength of this protection
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The Utah courts of appeal recently are breaking out the creative stick. Here’s the most recent literary opening gambit: “The best-laid schemes o’ mice an’ men gang aft agley an lea’s us nought but grief an’ pain for promis’d joy.” Robert Burns, Tae a Moose, in The Best Laid Schemes: Selected Poetry & Prose of
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