Charles Pearlman

Charles Pearlman is an attorney with Hoggan Lee Hutchinson whose practice includes land use, real estate transactions, and business matters. Before joining the firm, he worked with the Park City Attorney’s Office on land use and development issues and served as in-house counsel for a local land trust. His background centers on development, real estate transactions, conservation issues, and legal concerns affecting property owners and developers.

Charles earned a J.D. from the University of Notre Dame in 2022 and a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Southern California in 2017. During law school, he worked for the Utah Attorney General’s Tax & Financial Services Division. That role involved state and local tax issues and counseling state financial regulators, adding government and regulatory experience to his later work involving real estate and development matters.

Charles’s current practice is grounded in land use, real estate transactions, and business law. His prior government work focused on local land use and development, while his land trust experience added exposure to conservation concerns. His combined background helps him address issues faced by developers and property owners in the Wasatch Back. His experience therefore spans public-sector, in-house, transactional, and regulatory settings.

Charles Pearlman is admitted to practice in Utah and was admitted in 2022. His practice focuses on land use, real estate transactions, and business, supported by prior work with the Park City Attorney’s Office and a local land trust. His Notre Dame legal education and USC undergraduate degree complement experience gained with the Utah Attorney General’s Office.

Law Office Affiliations

• Attorney, Hoggan Lee Hutchinson
• Member, Utah State Bar

Licensed State

• Utah

Education

• University of Notre Dame
  Juris Doctor (JD)
• University of Southern California
  Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Political Science

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