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505 East 200 South, Suite 300 Salt Lake City, UT 84102 Phone: (801) 531-7000 Fax: (801)531-7060 Map & Directions |
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Serving the Construction Industry
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Attorney Profiles
Utah Construction Law Attorneys
The construction law firm of Babcock Scott & Babcock in Salt Lake City has built a solid reputation out of more than extensive legal experience. Our lawyers also have years of practical experience working in the construction industry and educating members of trade associations. The Babcock Scott & Babcock attorneys are experienced architects, engineers, and construction managers. With over one hundred years of combined legal experience, our lawyers know the everyday business realities that face construction industry professionals in Utah and throughout the Intermountain West.
At Babcock Scott & Babcock, we represent owners, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, design
professionals, sureties, and insurance companies in a variety of construction related claims and
contract matters. Contact us to schedule an
appointment to learn more about your case.
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© 2011 by Babcock Scott & Babcock. All rights reserved. Disclaimer | Site Map Original site design by FirmSite®, through FindLaw. At Babcock Scott & Babcock, we represent clients throughout the Intermountain West and Utah, including Salt Lake City (SLC), Provo, Orem, West Valley City, Sandy, Draper, Murray, West Valley, Bountiful, Farmington, Kaysville, Layton, Logan, Price, St George, Midvale, Ogden, West Jordan, Taylorsville, South Jordan, Cottonwood Heights, Holladay, North Salt Lake, South Salt Lake, Park City, Riverton, Salt Lake County, Summit County, Utah County, Davis County, Cache County, Juab County, and Weber County. We also represent clients in Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming, California, Colorado, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Montana, and New Mexico. * The black and white photographs on this website are courtesy of the Utah State Historical Society. |
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