Mr. Bostwick’s practice areas include real estate development; land use and planning; construction claims litigation; regulatory matters such as OSHA, labor and employment; and contractor licensing and general commercial litigation. He has presented at seminars on behalf of the Utah Land Title Association, the National Association of Home Builders, Utah Home Builders Association, Associated General Contractors, Associated Builders and Contractors, National Electrical Contractors Association and the Utah Sheet Metal Contractors Association. Mr. Bostwick is a member of the Utah State Bar (member and past chair, Construction Law Section). He is a member of the Associated Builders and Contractors (Utah Chapter Counsel and National PAC Trustee), the Associated General Contractors (past chair of Legislative Committee and Legal Advisory Committee), and the National Association of Home Builders (past Executive Committee member). He received a B.S. degree in Construction Management graduating top in class from Brigham Young University and a J.D. degree from Brigham Young University J. Reuben Clark Law School. 

Dana Farmer Attorney at Durham Jones & Pinegar, P.C.
Mr. Farmer is a construction and commercial lawyer focused construction contracts,
disputes, litigation; and commercial transactions and litigation involving construction,
transportation and storage of goods, and the Uniform Commercial Code. As general or
legislative counsel to many construction trade groups in Utah, Mr. Farmer focuses his
practice on helping contractors, subcontractors and construction material suppliers resolve
problems with construction projects and sales accounts. This work includes the preparing
and filing construction notices, reviewing and negotiating contracts, and resolving contract
and payment disputes. Mr. Farmer also advises his clients about legal concerns relating to
the operation of their businesses, such as purchases and sales of businesses; employees;
buying, selling, or leasing business property; vendor agreements; licensing; and other legal
issues typical of businesses in the construction industry.

Tyler Foutz Attorney at Fetzer Simonsen Booth & Jenkins, PC
Mr. Foutz’s law practice has focused on commercial litigation for the last 15 years. He
represents companies, both large and small; HOA’s; and individuals in disputes pertaining to
construction, real estate, landlord-tenant, and a variety of other areas. He became a partner
at Fetzer Booth in 2020. Before joining Fetzer Booth, Mr. Foutz was a partner at a commercial
litigation firm specializing in construction and real estate litigation. He has been involved in
litigation ranging from small disputes to complex multi-million dollar cases. Mr. Foutz has
successfully completed jury and bench trials in state and Federal Court and frequently appears
in courts in all districts in the State of Utah. He has also argued before the Utah Court of
Appeals and the Utah Supreme Court, and participated in arguments at the 10th Circuit Court
of Appeals. Mr. Foutz received his J.D. degree from the University of Oregon School of Law.

Ms. Hinton is licensed to practice in Washington, Alaska, and California. She advises public and private owners, developers, contractors, subcontractors, design professionals, and production manufacturers on risk management, contract drafting and negotiation, course of construction disputes, mechanics liens, and construction defect claims. She regularly leverages her legal knowledge and expertise in the construction field to devise practical and cost-effective solutions to the issues facing her clients.

Scott Powers Attorney at Snow Christensen & Martineau
Mr. Powers’ practice involves a broad range of commercial litigation matters with an
emphasis on construction, surety, and insurance-related issues. Licensed in Utah, Idaho,
and Nevada, Mr. Powers has litigated disputes across the Intermountain West. He has
successfully represented clients in a wide variety of legal matters including construction
contract claims, defect claims, surety bond claims, mechanics lien claims, insurance coverage
litigation, general liability claims, catastrophic injury claims, and class action lawsuits. His
experience working for multiple contractors, including union and non-union electrical
contractors, commercial landscaping companies, and systems integration companies,
provides insider expertise and knowledge to his construction litigation practice and allows
him to more closely understand the unique needs of these industry clients.