
01 / KEEP COUNSEL CLOSE
Contracts & agreements
Drafting, review, and negotiation for the relationships your business depends on.

MUNNS LEGAL · OUTSIDE GENERAL COUNSEL
Good counsel shouldn’tcost you momentum.
Practical answers. Direct access to your attorney. Ongoing support through a monthly retainer.
WASHINGTON ROOTS.
Based in Lehi. Licensed in Utah & Idaho.
A husband. A dad. A coach.
And a person to turn to.
01 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE PRACTICE
LEGAL EXPERIENCE. BUSINESS INSTINCT.
I’m Jaxon. I know how much you have invested in what you’re building.
I’ve advised companies through their first decisions, growing pains, acquisitions, and sales. I’ve also litigated business disputes. Today, alongside Munns Legal, I operate ALYZE and bring my own experience building businesses in multiple states to the conversation.
My experience also includes sports and entertainment law, name, image, and likeness (NIL) matters, and professional sports representation. I’m a FIFA-certified agent.
I started Munns Legal to give growing businesses the care and attention of a boutique practice before a full-time in-house attorney makes sense. You work directly with me, and we build the kind of relationship where I know your business before the next question comes up.
I grew up in Kennewick, Washington, and moved to Utah to help expand the law firm where I worked. Lehi is now home for my wife, our boys, and me. Beyond the office, you’ll often find me with family or coaching youth football.
How we can work together
I’ve advised businesses through formation, fundraising, growth, and mergers and acquisitions, helping owners buy and sell companies. I’ve also worked through the everyday questions around contracts, accounts receivable, and accounts payable.
I’ve litigated business disputes and seen how deals unravel. That experience shapes how I draft agreements and advise owners from the beginning: thinking through where disagreements could arise, while there’s still time to address them.
I currently operate ALYZE and have built businesses in multiple states. Cash flow, competing priorities, and the weight of making the call are part of my day, too. That experience informs the advice I give you.

A LITTLE CONTEXT CHANGES THE CONVERSATION.
WASHINGTON ROOTS. AN EYE ON WHAT’S NEXT.
02 / WORKING TOGETHER
ONGOING COUNSEL. A PERSONAL CONNECTION.
Your business is growing. Your legal support can grow with it.
I work with Utah businesses as outside general counsel on a monthly retainer. It’s a way to bring counsel into the business while a full-time in-house hire is still beyond your needs or budget. We build context over time, so each new question starts with an understanding of your company.

01 / KEEP COUNSEL CLOSE
Drafting, review, and negotiation for the relationships your business depends on.

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Thoughtful attention to company structure, ownership changes, and the documents behind them.

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A place to bring the legal questions and decisions that come with running a company.
A good fit if legal work comes up regularly and you want a lasting relationship with counsel. We’ll discuss the scope and terms together.
Tell me about your business03 / LET’S CONNECT
A little about your business. The questions on your mind. Where an ongoing relationship with counsel could help.
Choose a time for a 30-minute Google Meet call to discuss your business and whether ongoing counsel is a fit.
Book a 30-minute callPrefer to write first? Use the inquiry form or email me below. Booking a call does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Business hours: Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm Mountain Time. Our AI receptionist can take a message when I’m unavailable. Online meetings and client visits in Davis, Salt Lake, Utah, and Wasatch counties.
jaxon@munns-legal.comA FEW PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
An ongoing relationship with an attorney who gets to know your company. I help Utah businesses with contracts, entity and ownership matters, and recurring legal questions through a monthly retainer.
It can be a good fit when your business is growing, legal work comes up regularly, and a full-time in-house attorney is beyond your current needs or budget. Share a little about your company so we can discuss the work and whether ongoing counsel makes sense.
We’ll discuss the work your business needs, then agree on scope and fees in writing before representation begins.
No. An inquiry starts a conversation. An attorney-client relationship begins only when we agree in writing. Please keep confidential information out of your initial message.