Public Infrastructure Districts Vs. Traditional Municipal Financing: What’s The Difference?
For the 2024 tax year, there were 70 reported public infrastructure districts in Utah, according to the Utah State Legislature,
Construction Law
Contractor Fraud: How To Identify, Prevent, And Take Legal Action
In May of 2026, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NCIB) ran its annual “Contractor Fraud Awareness Week,” drawing attention to
Construction Law
Foundations In Commercial Leasing: Learn The Essential Elements Of Commercial Leases
Foundations In Commercial Leasing: Learn The Essential Elements Of Commercial Leases According to the National Association for Industrial and Office
Lewis Reece Recognized For Utah State Bar Star Of The Month
The Utah State Bar has recognized Lewis Reece as the Bar Star for June-July. He earned specific recognition for his
Breach Of Contract In Construction: Legal Remedies for Homeowners And Contractors
When disputes arise during construction in Utah, breach of contract becomes essential for protecting legal rights and financial interests. Breach
Construction Law
Building your Utah home: Can you be your own contractor?
You’ve got the vision, the land and the drive to build your own home.
Construction Law
Shoddy construction: Poor workmanship or fraud?
Your building project was supposed to be a smart investment for your business.
Business & Commercial Law, Construction Law
Cost-effective strategies for Utah construction litigation
Utah’s dynamic construction sector, fueled by rapid growth and diverse projects, often lead to complex legal issues.
Construction Law
Breaking down Utah’s mechanic’s lien laws
You completed the job perfectly—installed improvements in the form of labor, services, building materials, and supplies on schedule or delivered quality materials to the site; yet, weeks have passed, and your invoices remain unpaid.
Construction Law
Mechanic’s liens in Utah: A powerful tool for unpaid contractors and suppliers
In the dynamic world of construction, where projects rise from blueprints to reality, payment disputes are an unfortunate but common occurrence. The intricate web of relationships between property owners, general contractors, subcontractors and suppliers can sometimes lead to delays or even outright non-payment for services rendered or materials provided.