About Jeremy M
Jeremy M Brodis began shaping his approach to law through a foundation in language and analysis. He earned a Bachelor of Science in English from Weber State University in 2009, then turned to legal study at the University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, where he completed his J.D. in 2016. That combination of literary training and formal legal education informs how he reads problems and prepares written work.
Brodis's undergraduate major left him comfortable with close reading and clear expression. At the University of Utah he added doctrinal study and practical skills. Coursework and clinic experiences during law school refined his research habits and brought classroom lessons into real-case settings.
After law school, Brodis moved into private practice. He is an attorney at Parr Brown Gee & Loveless. In that role he works alongside colleagues on matters brought to the firm, contributing legal research, document drafting, and case preparation. He maintains current professional memberships and participates in the ordinary professional life of the bar and related organizations.
Colleagues describe Brodis as methodical in his preparation. He tends to break large problems into discrete parts and address each one in turn. That approach shows up in pleadings, client memoranda, and negotiations. His training in English also shapes how he structures argument and edits legal writing; precision of language is a clear priority in his work.
Outside of case files, Brodis has continued to develop the practical skills that anchor a modern practice. He follows developments in statute and precedent, monitors procedural changes, and stays involved in the firm’s internal processes for managing matters. Clients see the result as careful attention to detail and steady follow-through.
He currently practices at Parr Brown Gee & Loveless, where he handles a range of legal matters for the firm’s clients.
