About Scott
Scott Jenkins is a seasoned business attorney based in Salt Lake City, Utah. His practice focuses on various areas of law, including business law, estate planning, probate, real estate law, and securities law. Jenkins earned his Bachelor of Arts in Finance from the University of Utah in 1972, followed by a Juris Doctor from Gonzaga University in 1976. He was admitted to the Utah State Bar the same year, starting a distinguished legal career. Throughout his career, Jenkins has been an active member of the Utah State Bar Association and the Utah Bar Litigation Section.
His expertise has earned him recognition in Utah Business Magazine’s “Utah Legal Elite,” evidence of his standing in the legal community. He provides comprehensive legal advice to both companies and individuals, guiding them through complex business transactions and personal planning. His work encompasses the formation and operation of various business entities, the creation of private placement memorandums for fundraising, and the handling of exempt securities. In addition to business law, Jenkins has experience in real estate transactions and asset protection strategies. He has represented a diverse range of clients, including natural resource companies, construction firms, and multi-level marketing businesses.
His portfolio also includes small and large private estates, as well as publicly supported charities with international operations. Notably, he has managed significant real estate projects in the Pasadena area, such as the One Colorado Project and the Raymond Theatre Apartments. His involvement in developing master plans for local educational institutions and churches further demonstrates his commitment to community development. Jenkins has also played a crucial role in the establishment and qualification of charitable organizations. His legal acumen has been instrumental in settling and administering estates and trusts, ensuring compliance with public company reporting requirements.
His work with Becton Dickinson and Company, a global medical technology business, highlights his capability in managing complex transactions involving substantial offshore assets. After over 38 years with Hahn & Hahn LLP, Jenkins retired from practicing business and real estate law on June 29, 2023. His commitment to community service remains strong; he has been a member of the Board of the Tournament of Roses since 1982 and currently serves as the Chair of the Board for Forest Lawn Cemeteries and Mortuaries. Additionally, he is a Director at Huntington Memorial Hospital. Jenkins intends to continue his involvement in these organizations during his retirement, reflecting his dedication to both his profession and his community.
