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Founder

Denver Snuffer received his law degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young
University in 1980. He was a Senior Editor for the Journal of Legal Studies while a law student,
publishing an article on Types of Zones in the Summary of Utah Real Property Law. He was also
the Assistant Editor of the Clark Memorandum. He was appointed to the Ad Hoc Organizing
Committee for the US Inns of Court, serving with law school dean Rex Lee, US District Court
Judge A. Sherman Christensen, Ninth Circuit Court Judge J. Clifford Wallace, US Supreme Court
Chief Justice Warren Burger, classmate and former congressman Bill Orton, and classmate
Michael Eldredge.

He is admitted to practice in the US Supreme Court, US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit,
US Court of Federal Claims, Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, US District Court for Arizona, US
District Court for Utah, and the Utah Supreme Court. Founding partner of this law firm, Mr.
Snuffer has litigated cases for forty–five years before State, Federal, Administrative and
Arbitration proceedings. He served the bar as an editor for the Utah Bar Journal eleven years,
was a member of the Continuing Legal Education Committee, chairman of an ethics panel for
the Utah Ethics Committee for six years, and assisted lawyers in need for several years as part
of the Lawyers Helping Lawyers program of the Utah State Bar Association. He has taught
Continuing Legal Education courses on Discovery, Negotiations and Ethics. He also taught night
classes on business management, law and negotiations for the University of Phoenix for five
years. He also has presented papers at the Sunstone Symposium three times, taught three
years at the BYU Education Week, and has thirty-seven volumes in print on Mormon history,
doctrine and teachings.

Partner

William T. Jennings is a partner at Nelson, Snuffer, Dahle & Poulsen, P.C., Attorneys At Law. He joined the firm in 2022. During his legal career, Mr. Jennings has maintained a varied practice including general civil litigation, contract disputes, contract drafting, construction disputes, corporate formation, corporate reorganization, real property issues and disputes, collections, network marketing disputes, business planning matters, and other corporate issues, domestic litigation, and civil appeals.  Mr. Jennings also spent nine years as in-house corporate counsel for a complex set of businesses.  Mr. Jennings obtained his law degree from the J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University in 1998, graduating Magna Cum Laude.