Justin E. Scott - a Salt Lake City, United States Construction Litigation Lawyer

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Salt Lake City Construction Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Construction Litigation

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By Andrew B. on Jun. 20, 2025
Consulted Attorney 2025

I had a unique experience working with Justin, as he represented a party that was pursuing legal action against my company. Even in that adversarial context, Justin was consistently professional, respectful, and even compassionate. As someone who has run a retail company selling high-value products for several decades, I’ve been involved in numerous legal matters and have worked with many attorneys—some excellent, others less so. Justin stands out as a highly competent and grounded legal representative. He communicates with clarity and purpose, not with pride or condescension, which unfortunately is not always the norm in legal disputes. I would highly recommend Justin to anyone seeking legal assistance. His demeanor, reasoning, and professionalism speak volumes.

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Salt Lake City, UT

370 East South Temple
4th Floor
Salt Lake City, UT 84111

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Phone: 801-531-7000

Fax: (801) 531-7060

Website: http://www.babcockscott.com

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