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Vicki Baldwin is a shareholder in the Litigation and the Environmental, Energy & Natural Resources departments. She is licensed to practice in Utah and Nevada. Ms. Baldwin represents her industrial clients in electric regulatory matters before the Utah Public Service Commission and the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada, including rate cases, rulemakings and investigations. She also represents municipal utility clients in transactions and administrative proceedings. Additionally, Ms. Baldwin represents clients in environmental and commercial litigation, including defense of stray voltage litigation. Ms. Baldwin graduated from the University of Utah College of Law where she served as executive editor of the Utah Law Review. Prior to that, she earned a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering magna cum laude.

Related Activities and Skills:

Downtown Alliance, Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce
S.J. Quinney College of Law Board of Trustees
Member of the American Bar Association
Member of Energy Bar Association
Member of Federal Bar Association
Member of the Utah State Bar sections for:

• Energy
• Natural Resources
• Litigation
• Administration Practice

Member of Salt Lake County Bar

Awards and Recognitions:

• Rising Star, Mountain States Super Lawyers, 2009

Published Works:

• Used and Useful Principle: Still Relevant in Utah, (co-authored with J. Robert Malko), Utah Bar Journal Jan./Feb. 2012, Vol. 25 No. 1
• Infrastructure Issues: Power, Water, Transportation and Work Force Services - What to Know and Where to Focus in Large Scale Natural Resources Transactions, (co-author), RMMLF Special Institute on Due Diligence in Mining and Oil & Gas Transactions, 2010
• Prudence Review and Traditional Revenue Requirement Regulation: Some Thoughts, (co-author), The Electricity Journal, Oct. 2011