Emily is a member of Parsons Behle & Latimer’s corporate team. In her practice, she assists a variety of clients with strategic business and tax planning as well as estate planning and administration matters.
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Capabilities
Biography
Emily earned her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Oregon School of Law. While in law school, Emily served as managing editor of the Oregon Law Review and worked for a Seattle-based nonprofit creating financial literacy materials for high school students. Before law school, Emily attended Brigham Young University where she studied business.
Experience
Parsons Represents Spectrum Engineers as Lead Counsel in Tri-Party Merger Forming Lynk Engineers
Parsons Behle & Latimer advised Spectrum Engineers, a leading middle-market engineering firm headquartered in Salt Lake City, as the lead party in a tri-party business combination involving Envision Engineering and Colvin Engineering to form Lynk Engineers. The Parsons deal team was led by Adam Ott and Keyan Norman with assistance from Benjamin Lefler, Hunter Johnson, Spencer Medel, and Landon Tracy. Ross Keogh, Paul Smith, and Emily Hill also advised on the transaction.
Accomplishments
Academic
University of Oregon School of Law, 2023
· Order of the Coif
· Managing Editor, Oregon Law Review
· Excellence in Written Advocacy Award Recipient, 2021
Brigham Young University, 2020
Associations
Professional
Idaho State Bar
Insights
Presentation
Decoding the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and its Legal Implications (Boise)
Presentation
Parsons Behle & Latimer's 2025 Idaho Employment Law Seminar
Presentation
Decoding the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and its Legal Implications (Missoula)
Video
Decoding the One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) and its Legal Implications
Articles
The One Big Beautiful Bill: Key Provisions for Rural & Agricultural America
The One Big Beautiful Bill: Key Provisions for Businesses
The One Big Beautiful Bill: Key Provisions for Individuals
Idaho-Based Businesses and Residents Stand to Benefit from Recent Idaho Tax Cuts
Tax in the Trump 2.0 administration: Known knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns
Time to Gift in Order to Utilize the Sunsetting Gift and Estate Tax Exemption Amount Before it Reduces by Approximately 50%?
Own a business? Consider an ILIT
Federal Court Clarifies Step Transaction Doctrine in GSS Holdings
SALT Workarounds Come to Most of the Intermountain Region in 2023
Presentations
Credentials
Licensed
Idaho
Education
University of Oregon School of Law
