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Brian Lloyd is a member of the firm’s business transactions group, specializing in general business matters and securities law. His experience includes advising public and private companies, as well as investors, on formation, securities regulation, mergers, acquisitions, corporate governance and financing, including public offering, venture capital and private equity transactions. He has represented a number of Utah’s leading publicly-held companies, counseling them on financing transactions, corporate governance issues and regulatory matters.
Mr. Lloyd is regularly recognized by legal peers as one of the top lawyers in Utah. He was named the “Salt Lake City Corporate Lawyer of the Year” by Best Lawyers in America, and has been recognized as one of the top corporate/mergers and acquisitions lawyers in Utah in the 2003-2010 editions of Chambers' America’s Leading Business Lawyers. He was also listed in the 2006-2010 editions of Utah Business Magazine’s Legal Elite, The Best Lawyers in America 2007-2010 editions and the 2007-2010 editions of Mountain States Super Lawyers.
Representative clients include: SkyWest, Inc., Merit Medical Systems, Inc., Natures Sunshine Products, Inc., Phonex Broadband Corporation, DW Healthcare Partners, L.P., Unishippers Association, Inc. and Zions Bancorporation.
Presentations:
- National Association of Corporate Directors
- Board Evaluations: Corporate Performance Improves with Effective Board Self-
Assessment (November 2008)
- Director Essentials: Superior Governance in Five Easy Pieces – Directors’ Duty of
Care (November 2005) - Utah Attorney General Economic Crimes Conference
- Securities Fraud (September 2008) - Brigham Young University Alumni Association
- Ethical and Legal Pitfalls of Representing and Serving on Corporate Boards
(September 2007) - BayHill Microcap Conference
- Establishing Appropriate Corporate Governance Practices – Why Should Directors,
Officers and Shareholders be Concerned? (October 2005) - Utah State Bar – Securities Section
- Securities Offering Reforms (November 2005)
