Parsons Behle & Latimer (Parsons) is proud to announce that litigation attorney Julianne P. Blanch has been invited to become a Fellow of the International Academy of Trial Lawyers (IATL), one of the most prestigious legal organizations in the world.
Blanch says, “To be invited into this organization of elite trial lawyers, which includes Parsons’ attorney Fran Wikstrom, is a huge honor. Trials are very hard work, and this honor is a reflection of our ability to put together top-notch trial teams.”
Founded in 1954, the IATL is an invitation-only organization that recognizes exceptional trial lawyers who demonstrate superior skill, integrity and professionalism. Membership is limited to 500 active trial lawyers from the United States, with additional Fellows from nearly 40 countries worldwide. Candidates undergo a rigorous vetting process, including peer and judicial review, to ensure they meet the Academy's high standards.
Blanch is a shareholder at Parsons, where she focuses her practice on complex commercial litigation, including business torts, contract disputes and intellectual property matters. She has been recognized for her legal acumen and has received honors from several legal organizations, including:
- American College of Trial Lawyers, fellow and Utah chairperson
- American Board of Trial Advocates, member and former Utah Chapter president
- International Society of Barristers, member
- American Bar Foundation, fellow and Utah Chapter president
- Litigation Counsel of America, senior fellow
"Juli's invitation to join the IATL is a testament to her exceptional litigation skills and unwavering commitment to the highest standards of our profession," says Shawn C. Ferrin, Parsons’ CEO and chairperson. "We are proud to have her as a colleague and celebrate this well-deserved recognition."
Blanch's induction into theIATL underscores her dedication to excellence in trial advocacy and her standing among the nation's top trial lawyers. Parsons congratulates her on this honor. To learn more about Blanch visit her webpage here.
