Parsons Behle & Latimer

Jazmynn B. Pok is a member of Parsons’ Real Estate practice team where she serves a variety of clients in matters relating to land use, entitlements, leasing, real property and renewable energy transactions.

Capabilities

Biography

Jazmynn's practice focuses on transactional work related to land use, zoning, leasing, real estate, and renewable energy. Jazmynn assists clients with land acquisition, new developments, commercial and residential property, and tenant-in-common, 1031 exchange, purchase and sale transactions, and renewable energy development projects.

Jazmynn earned her Juris Doctorate with High Honors from the University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law. While in law school, Jazmynn externed for the Honorable Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew Durrant. Prior to law school, Jazmynn earned a Master of Strategic Communication degree and bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies from Westminster College.

Experience

Solar Energy Acquisition

Represented buyer in land acquisition of multiple utility scale solar project involving private, state, and BLM land, and including land acquisition, title, leasing, and entitlements.

Renewable Energy

Represented lender in financing of multiple utility scale solar project including land acquisition, title, leasing, and entitlements.

Entitlement and Development of Mixed-use Project

Lead counsel on 89-acre mixed-use development in Summit County, including residential, workforce housing, office, retail and hotel space.

Accomplishments

Academic

University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law, Juris Doctorate, 2021

Westminster College, Master of Strategic Communication, 2015

Westminster College, Environmental Studies, 2009

Associations

Professional

Utah State Bar, Real Estate Practice Group

Member, Women Lawyers of Utah

Community

Executive Board Member, Neighborhood House

President, Attorneys of Color Affinity Group, Parsons Behle & Latimer

Mentor, UCLI

Member, Women’s Leadership Initiative, Urban Land Institute – Utah

Insights

Parsons Behle & Latimer Honored by the Utah Minority Bar Association

Pass-Through Entities Considering Conservation Easements—Beware!

Parsons Behle & Latimer Continues its Commitment to the Utah Minority Bar Association: Becomes Top Donor for Comunidad Materna en Utah

Final Rule Regarding Transparency in Residential Real Estate Transfers

Articles

Pass-Through Entities Considering Conservation Easements—Beware!

Final Rule Regarding Transparency in Residential Real Estate Transfers

Credentials

Licensed

Utah

Montana

Wyoming

Education

University of Utah, S.J. Quinney College of Law