Mindy Kidd is a member of Parsons’ real estate and litigation teams. In her transactional practice, Mindy assists clients with their real estate needs, including purchasing, leasing, and zoning. Her litigation practice focuses on real property litigation. Mindy is an excellent communicator, and she enjoys working with clients to help them achieve their desired outcomes.
Capabilities
Biography
Mindy's practice includes both transactional and litigation work as it relates to real property. Her transactional work focuses on land use, zoning, leasing, real estate, and renewable energy. Mindy assists clients with land acquisition, new developments, commercial and residential property, purchase and sale transactions, and renewable energy development projects. In the litigation arm of her practice, Mindy represents builders, developers, cities and individuals in resolving contract, zoning, and constitutional claims.
Mindy also dedicates her time and talents in the community, currently serving as a board member for the Friends of the Children’s Justice Center (The Friends). The Friends’ mission is to empower child victims of crime and their families to transform trauma into resilience. The Friends fundraise to support the Children’s Justice Center program, ensuring children are able to safely tell their stories, seek justice, and find hope and healing through comprehensive wraparound services. Friends of the Children's Justice Center | Salt Lake County
Mindy earned her Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Alabama School of Law. While in law school, Mindy served as the editor in chief of the Alabama Law Review. Following graduation, Mindy clerked for the Honorable Corey L. Maze in the Northern District of Alabama. Prior to law school, Mindy earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Arizona State University.
Experience
Pro Bono Permitting for Client.
In a pro bono matter, assisted Shelter the Homeless / The Road Home to obtain ordinance amendments and conditional use permits to open two non-congregate shelters—one for the medically vulnerable population and one for families with children under the age of 18.
Managed Leases in a $500M Transaction
Assisted a Dental Support Organization (“DSO”) by managing the renewal, assignment, amendment, and organization of more than 75 leases and subleases in preparation for the DSO sale that culminated in a $500M transaction for the client. Continue to meet weekly with client to maintain property leases.
Pro Bono Permitting for Client
In a pro bono matter, assisted Shelter the Homeless / The Road Home to obtain an ordinance amendment and a conditional use permit to open a non-congregate shelter for the medically vulnerable population.
Accomplishments
Academic
University of Alabama School of Law, Juris Doctorate, 2021(cum laude)
- Alabama Law Review, Editor in Chief
- Alabama Bar Association Pro Bono Service Award, 2020
- CALI Excellence Award in Criminal Procedure Post Conviction
- Outstanding Achievement Awards in Trial Advocacy
Arizona State University, Bachelor of Science in Business Management, 2003
Professional
Judicial law clerk to the Honorable Corey L. Maze in the Northern District of Alabama.
Associations
Professional
Utah State Bar
Idaho State Bar
Women Lawyers of Utah
Community
Board member, Friends of the Children’s Justice Center
Volunteer Advocate, Salt Lake County Children Justice Center, 2014 – present
Pro bono attorney, Shelter the Homeless and The Road Home
Credentials
Licensed
Utah
Idaho
Education
University of Alabama School of Law
