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Getting Paid: Perfecting and Enforcing Your Mechanic’s Lien Rights to Help Ensure Payment BRADLEY L. TILT is a shareholder at Fabian Clendenin, P.C., where he has experience litigating a wide range of real estate, construction, commercial and banking matters. Since 1996, Brad has represented a broad spectrum of local and national clients in state and federal courts, including bankruptcy courts, at both the trial and appellate levels, as well as in government agency hearings, mediations, and arbitrations. Brad has represented individual and corporate clients on matters ranging from small contract disputes to complex multi-million dollar lawsuits involving multiple parties in multiple states. Brad currently is serving as Secretary of the Real Property Section of the Utah State Bar. Brad has been named as one of Utahs Legal Elite in the field of Real Property by Utah Business magazine in each of the years 2009 through 2012. Bradley L. Tilt Fabian Clendenin, P.C. 215 South State Street, Suite 1200 Salt Lake City, Utah 84111-2323 Telephone: 801-531-8900 btilt@ This material is for general information and discussion purposes only, and is not intended to be or constitute legal advice. This material is not an exhaustive discussion of all specific requirements or issues that may arise in relation to the noted topics or in regard to any specific set of facts. The reader should consult with an attorney regarding existence and application of legal requirements to any specific case, situation, facts, or circumstances. OUTLINE/SUMMARY History and Development of the Statutes and the State Construction Registry (“SCR”) Competing Policies and the Tortured History of Utah’s Mechanic’s Lien Laws Who started the SCR and why Overview of the Latest Changes to Utah’s Mechanic’s Lien Laws HB131 (2012) Summary of HB115 (2011) Summary of HB260 (2011) Detailed Comparison of the General Nature, Scope, and Priority of Mechanics’ Liens, Pre Post HB115 and HB260 Who:? Special Recognit