About Reid Mann
Reid Mann Weekes trained at Florida Coastal School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor before entering practice. The law school shaped his early legal thinking and provided the academic foundation he would carry into courtroom and client work.
He began his professional career as an associate in 2015 at Weekes Law, PLLC. Early years at the firm placed him alongside more senior lawyers and gave him hands-on exposure to litigation and filings at state and federal levels. Over time he took on more responsibility for drafting pleadings, managing case files and appearing in hearings.
Weekes is licensed to work in Utah and in the 10th Circuit. That mix of state and federal practice has informed the cases he accepts. It also affects how he approaches strategy. He is comfortable handling matters that start in Utah courts and extend to federal appellate procedure when necessary.
His office presence is split between a location in Lehi and another at 8823 South Redwood Road. Those offices serve as bases for client consultations, motion practice and court preparation. He also maintains current professional memberships, which he uses as a venue for staying current on procedural and substantive developments.
Colleagues describe his style as methodical. He tends to break problems into discrete steps. That approach helps on matters that require careful attention to filing deadlines and record creation. In hearings he prefers clarity over flourish. Written work aims for plain language that judges and clients can follow.
Public records show his active roles in filings before both state and federal tribunals. His practice history includes work that reaches into appellate procedure in the 10th Circuit. He has handled a range of tasks from initial client intake through briefing and oral argument preparation.
Weekes balances practice demands with continuous learning. The legal landscape shifts and he adapts by attending professional events and following case law developments. That keeps him able to respond to procedural questions and to advise clients on next steps.
He currently maintains a practice in Utah and appears in matters before the 10th Circuit, focusing his work on cases brought in those venues.
