A: No.
The Utah State Bar sends email to its members to assist with licensing, compliance support and to provide information about the operation of the Bar. Email from the Utah State Bar to its members is not covered by the Can-Spam Act because it falls under the transactional and relationship exceptions to the Act.
Members who do not wish to receive email from the Utah State Bar have the option of creating a filter, blocking the domain with its attendant risks or deleting emails as they come in. However, those members who take action to block or filter email from the Bar risk missing notifications and reminders about licensing and compliance deadlines. Members who miss these deadlines risk administrative suspension.
