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06/04/2025

Another in our attorney profile series, Nathan Westover joined Miller Harrison in 2022 and has engrained himself in our litigation practice—bringing a steady hand, sharp legal mind, and a borderline encyclopedic knowledge of movies to every case.

He focuses on property law, construction defect cases, HOA disputes, and contract wrangling. Licensed in both Utah and Arizona, Nathan represents HOAs, developers, and contractors across the state with a practical, results-oriented approach and an uncanny ability to make even the driest contracts sound (almost) interesting. A former family law attorney with training in collaborative law practices, Nathan is known for his sharp writing, calm demeanor, and an ability to successfully navigate complex real estate conflicts without losing his cool—or his pen.

Nathan’s love for the law started early, when he toured the Las Vegas federal courthouse at age 10 and was awestruck by the judge’s office size. He’s come a long way since then, trading in courthouse tours for courtroom arguments—though he’ll still pause to admire a good filing cabinet. He graduated from BYU with a degree in Political Science and a minor in Philosophy, and earned his J.D. from Arizona State’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law in 2016 (Go Devils).

Outside the office, Nathan is a serious movie buff. And by serious, there are few movies he hasn’t seen. He’s married to an attorney (which keeps negotiations at home professionally balanced), and he enjoys traveling with their three kids, finding great local food, cheering for his beloved Diamondbacks, and making movie recommendations you didn’t ask for—but will thank him for later.

05/29/2025

Not a new hire—but definitely worth the spotlight — Caleb Andrews has been part of the Miller Harrison team since his early days as a law clerk after 1L. Now a key figure in our community association practice and the lead attorney in our St. George office, Caleb combines legal precision with a tech-forward mindset that makes even the most complex HOA issues feel (almost) simple. A savvy negotiator and killer presenter (who never hesitates to utilize a lawyerly quiz), Caleb has earned a legion of Google 5 star reviews.

Caleb is a graduate of the S.J. Quinney College of Law and the University of Utah, where he earned a merit-on-entrance scholarship and still found time to lead the Quinney Chess Club to glory (or at least to weekly checkmates). He currently ranks in the top 10% of players on chess.com under the name , in case you're feeling brave.

A former collegiate lacrosse player at BYU, Caleb has now adopted pickle ball as his main source of competition, blending in with the St. George natives. He’s a big fan of Cal Ranch, where he insists you can find anything you need for life, liberty, and a really well-outfitted garage.

Outside the office, you’ll find Caleb riding his motorcycle through Utah’s red rock country, relaxing in a hammock somewhere scenic, or listening to Kygo like he’s got no emails waiting. He and his wife (plus their two small kiddos and dog) enjoy their time together at local Costa Vida spots or exploring Utah’s vast outdoors, ideally with a burrito in hand and cell service just out of reach.

05/22/2025

Another in our new lawyer series. We are beyond pleased to introduce Skylar Walker. Skylar is as smart as they come with a dry-wit and an encyclopedic knowledge of all things Tolkien.

Skylar joined Miller Harrison in February 2025, where he focuses on civil litigation and appeals—and occasionally reminds others that the Oxford comma is not up for debate. Before joining the firm, he practiced as a solo attorney and freelanced as a legal researcher and drafter, with notable contributions for Julie J. Nelson Law and the Family Law Executive Committee of the Utah State Bar (yes, they let him on the committee voluntarily).

A gifted legal writer with a passion for rhetorical flow and persuasive clarity, Skylar has demonstrated his his gifts of persuasive legal writing with success at the Utah Court of Appeals. He served as principal drafter in Mower v. Mower, 2023 UT App 10, 525 P.3d 110 (for the Appellant); Hoidal v. Berry, 2024 UT App 157, 560 P.3d 165 (for the Appellee and Cross-Appellant); and Ward v. McGarry, 2024 UT App 169, 561 P.3d 200 (for the Appellee). He also contributed to the amicus brief in League of Women Voters of Utah v. Utah State Legislature, 2024 UT 21, 554 P.3d 872, on behalf of the Rural Utah Project—because even democracy deserves well-cited footnotes.

Skylar approaches every case with a blend of strategic foresight, thorough research, and the calm demeanor of someone who has read The Silmarillion cover to cover—twice. Whether a case calls for tenacious litigation, thoughtful compromise, or proactive risk avoidance, Skylar aims to be less like Boromir charging into battle, and more like Gandalf: steady, wise, and with a plan that pays off just when you think all is lost.

He graduated from the S.J. Quinney College of Law in 2021 with Order of the Coif honors. During law school, he earned a Top Oralist Award at the 2020 Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition and served as Executive Citation Editor of the Utah Law Review, where he honed his appreciation for perfectly formatted footnotes and well-placed em dashes.

A Salt Lake Valley native, Skylar is a proud father and husband. When not poring over legal briefs, he enjoys long walks along the Wasatch Front with his daughter Jojo and their dog Bonnie. He also spends time painting tabletop figurines, a hobby that combines his love of detail, fantasy worlds, and the occasional super glue mishap.

05/14/2025

We are pleased to introduce Olivia Gentry one of the newer members of the Utah State Bar.

Olivia is an attorney learning the ropes of HOA representation and all that it entails. She is detailed and thorough, making sure that she captures every nuance of governing documents and Utah code.

She graduated cm laude from Brigham Young University in 2021 with a B.S. in Marketing and a minor in Nonprofit Management—proof that she has both a head for strategy and a heart for service. She earned her J.D. from BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School in 2024 on a partial-tuition scholarship, making the Dean’s List twice.

While in law school, Olivia joined Miller Harrison as a law clerk and dove headfirst into the wild and wonderful world of HOA and Real Estate Law. She’s been untangling covenants and decoding CC&Rs ever since—with minimal paper cuts.

When she’s not lawyering, Olivia is probably hanging out with her husband and their dogs. She loves traveling—especially to the U.K. and Japan—eating great food, and doing outdoorsy things that make her feel like she earned dessert. She’s also an avid reader and enjoys knitting and sewing, mostly because it’s the only time things unravel under her control.

05/08/2025

Jefferson Jensen is one of our new attorneys. Despite his newness to the Utah State Bar, he has worked at Miller Harrison for over 2 years. Jefferson is passionate about solving complex legal puzzles with creative, client-focused strategies. He believes the best outcomes happen when attorneys and clients collaborate openly—examining problems from every angle and navigating toward practical, innovative solutions. Whether he's litigating high-stakes disputes or structuring transactions, Jefferson keeps his focus on what matters most: getting the job done and doing it right.

He is admitted to practice in Utah and the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah, and has experience in a wide variety of legal areas, including:

Real estate and community association law (All things HOA)

Civil litigation and transactional matters

Jefferson graduated from the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law (Go Utes!) in 2024, where he served as a leader in the Student Intellectual Property Law Association and earned recognition as a Quinney Fellow. He worked closely with Professor Jeffrey Schwartz on research into mutual fund proxy voting trends, co-authoring the article “Understanding the Big Three’s Wavering Support of Environmental and Social Shareholder Proposals,” published in the Seattle University Law Review.

Jefferson is also fluent in Cantonese, which comes in handy when reviewing international contracts—or ordering dim sum with flawless pronunciation.

Before law school, Jefferson studied trumpet performance (watch out Miles Davis) at Snow College and earned his B.S. in Economics from Brigham Young University. He’s been known to break out the trumpet if the moment (or the HOA board meeting) needs a little jazz.

Outside of the Office Jefferson spends his free time with his wife and kids, working on art projects, enjoying the outdoors, or catching up on history podcasts and live music. He’s a college sports junkie—Go Cougars—and a loyal fan of:

Utah Jazz

Real Salt Lake

Chelsea FC

Utah Hockey Club

Boston Red Sox

San Francisco Giants (8 Time World Series Champs)

He’s also known to be the only person in the office who can quote bylaws in English and Cantonese and still make it sound charming. (Unless you're trying to build a treehouse in a common area—then he's all business.)

05/06/2025

Our latest attorney introduction is D. Ryan Robison. Ryan has been with us for over a year and his passion and dedication to his clients is palpable.

Ryan loves films. Like, really loves films. So much so that during law school he externed at Sony Pictures Classics in Culver City, California, where he reviewed licensing agreements and analyzed copyright issues with the kind of intensity usually reserved for Oscar nominations.

These days, Ryan has traded movie scripts for real estate contracts and construction disputes, but he hasn’t lost his cinematic flair.

Ryan earned his J.D. from BYU’s J. Reuben Clark Law School, and his undergraduate degree from the University of Utah—which makes him one of the rare bilinguals fluent in both Ute and Cougar. He’s also fluent in French, which comes in handy when negotiating, translating, or ordering baguettes with legal precision.

When he’s not practicing law, you can find Ryan spending time with his wife, Tiffani, and their kids, or sneaking off to fish every chance he gets. His life goals include catching a world record Lake Trout and writing a screenplay about catching a world record Lake Trout.

Ryan has focused on real estate and construction law from day one of his career. His practice includes:

Commercial real estate transactions and leasing

Boundary, disclosure, and easement disputes

Construction contracts and lien claims

OSHA citations and regulatory issues

Whether guiding a developer through a complex deal or helping a contractor resolve a lien dispute, Ryan is known for being solutions-oriented, approachable, and sharp as a fly hook—in both English and French.

05/05/2025

To continue our lawyer introductions we couldn't be happier to have Shenelle as a member of the Miller Harrison team.

Shenelle Salcido – Attorney, Legal Brain with a Musical Soul

Shenelle graduated with honors from the S.J. Quinney College of Law. She was a Quinney Research Fellow and received the Spurgeon Public Interest Fellowship.

While in law school, Shenelle interned at Harvard Law School’s Cyberlaw Clinic, spent a summer as an associate at Mintz in Boston, and somehow still had time to earn the Outstanding Achievement Award in Patent Law, Copyright Law, and Criminal Law. Honestly, we’re still trying to figure out how she did it—possibly time travel

Before joining Miller Harrison, Shenelle was an associate at Gilmore Bell, where she practiced public finance law (yes, some people actually choose to read bond documents on purpose). Her work focused on bond financings for governmental entities and public infrastructure districts—or, as we like to say, making sure roads, schools, and cities can actually afford to exist.

Before becoming an attorney, Shenelle was a licensed music teacher, which means she knows how to keep a room full of chaotic individuals in harmony—a skill that translates beautifully to HOA board meetings. She still enjoys writing and performing music, and we fully expect her to launch the first-ever “Legal Lo-Fi for Board Meetings” album any day now.

05/01/2025

As the housing market across Utah continues to surge—and as HOA governance becomes more complex and essential than ever—we at Miller Harrison have expanded to meet the moment.

Over the past year, we’ve undergone a significant and strategic expansion of our legal team to better serve both our HOA and developer clients. From helping boards navigate newly passed legislation, to working alongside developers building Utah’s next great communities, our clients’ needs are growing—and so are we.

We're thrilled to introduce some of the talented new attorneys who have joined the Miller Harrison team. Each brings unique skills, energy, and a passion for community law.

Charles “Charley” Snow – Attorney, Community Association & Business Law
Charley joined Miller Harrison about a year ago and has quickly become a valued member of our team. He graduated with honors from the S.J. Quinney College of Law at the University of Utah, where he earned both his J.D. and a Graduate Certificate in Business Law, despite his multiple degrees from the U, somehow he was raised a fan of that team down south.

Before entering the legal world, Charley spent two decades as a professional artist—a background that brings unique creativity and perspective to his legal practice. (You can still catch him painting in his spare time—check out his work at charley-snow.squarespace.com).

When he’s not drafting documents or analyzing statutes, Charley enjoys fly fishing with his wife and their loyal Labrador, Tina.

04/29/2025

Utah 2025 Legislative Session: HOA Law Updates

The 2025 Utah legislative session brought significant changes to the laws governing homeowners associations (HOAs). Several new bills were passed that directly impact community associations, their boards, and property owners.

Our attorneys have delivered multiple presentations over the past month discussing these statutory updates and what they mean for Utah HOAs.

If you have questions about how these new laws apply to your association, or would like a copy of the keynote please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re happy to walk you through the changes and help your board stay compliant and informed.

– Miller Harrison LLC

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