Jaelynn Jenkins’ practice is centered on estate planning, non-profits, and business law. She loves learning about her clients’ families and businesses, and their plans for the future.
Jaelynn began her career as a law clerk in the Fourth District Court of Utah. During her clerkship, she worked on all types of cases, including million-dollar business disputes, high profile murder trials and everything in-between. She has private practice experience in both transactional and litigation matters.
Jaelynn strongly believes in the power of connecting and giving back to her profession and community. She donates much of her time to serving on professional boards and is constantly on the lookout for ways to give back to the community at large.
Success Quote/Mantra:
Failing to plan is planning to fail.
– Benjamin Franklin
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– Jane McGonigal
Contact Info:
Fetzer Simonsen Booth & Jenkins
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Nic Mayne is a J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School and the former head of Mayne Marketing, a marketing agency specializing in law firm marketing. He is also the author of Market Me: How Marketing Is Changing and Why You Should Too. A former hockey player, Mayne now represents athletes through his latest venture, four|thirteen, with a focus on branding and marketing players to increase sponsorship potential and maximize compensation. He also enjoys working with entrepreneurs and emerging companies through programs like the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project. A past contributor to LawMarketing.com and LegalInk Magazine, Mayne now serves as the Opinion Editor for the Harvard Law Record.