Bio
Jon Kotter is a member of the firm’s commercial finance group. His practice is concentrated in representing financial institutions and other parties in negotiating, structuring and documenting commercial and real estate loans, including loan syndications, workouts and foreclosures. His practice also includes experience in letters of credit, CMBS and other permanent lending, subscription facilities, lending to low income housing and other tax-credit-based projects, and legal opinions.
Education
- J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University (J.D., cum laude, 2012)
- Executive Editor, Brigham Young University Law Review
- Dean's List
- BYU Varsity Track and Cross Country Teams
- Brigham Young University (B.S., Business Management, 2009)
- BYU Varsity Track and Cross Country Teams
Professional Memberships and Activities
- State Bar of Utah
- Banking and Finance Section Treasurer
- J. Reuben Clark Law Society
- BYU Management Society
Representative Presentations and Publications
- "Letters of Credit,” Co-Presenter, Utah CLE Presentation (August 2018)
- "Personal Property and the UCC: Secured Parties' Rights and the Remedies in Troubled Times," Co-Author, Utah Banker (Issue 2, 2017)
Other Professional Experience
- Utah Second District Court, Law Clerk (2012-2014)
- Morgan, Minnock, Rice & James, L.C., Law Clerk (2011)
- Utah Fourth District Court, Judicial Extern to Judge Samuel D. McVey (2010)
Languages
- Italian
Bar Admissions
- Utah
Court Admissions
- Supreme Court of Utah