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Tanner Lenart

Attorney / Special Counsel at Christensen & Jensen, P.C.
Salt Lake City, UT

About Tanner Lenart

Tanner focuses her practice on regulatory matters before state and local governments, primarily the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services. Tanner represents clients in beverage alcohol regulation, including a wide range of restaurants, hotels, and entertainment establishments, as well as breweries, wineries, distilleries, wholesalers, and importers, on legal, regulatory, and legislative matters. Tanner regularly counsels those involved in buying and selling businesses with alcohol licenses in Utah in relation to management agreements, licensing and permitting, and operational issues.

Tanner began as an associate at Christensen & Jensen in 2013 and has been Special Counsel since 2018. Prior to law school, Tanner was a bartender in Oxford, England, and Wanaka, New Zealand. While in law school, she was a ski instructor at Park City.

Education

University of Utah
J.D., 2011
Furman University
Undergraduate, 2001

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Utah

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