Background
Poulsen, Mark L. was born on May 22, 1953 in Shelly, Idaho, United States.
Poulsen, Mark L. was born on May 22, 1953 in Shelly, Idaho, United States.
Brigham Young University (Bachelor of Science, 1979). Willamette University (Juris Doctor, 1981).
Worked at Walstad & Babcock (Salt Lake City, Utah) specializing in Construction and Public Contract Law, Environmental, Surety and Labor/Employment Law. General Civil Trial Practice, Alternate Dispute Resolutions, Lobbying, Real Property. Admitted to the bar, 1981, Illinois.
1989, Utah and United States.
District Court, District of Utah. United States. Court of Appeals, Seventh and Tenth Circuits and United States.
Court of Federal Claims. Associate Editor, Willamette Law Review.
Author: "Legal Instrumentalism: A Historical Perspective.
Third-Party Liability of Architects and Accountants to Sureties". Senior Surety Attorney, Fireman"s Fund Insurance Company. Vice-President of Surety Claims, Southern American Insurance Company.
Member: Utah State (Member, Construction Law Section), Utah County, Salt Lake County and American (Member: Forum Committee on the Construction Industry, Public Contract Section.
Torts and Insurance Sections. Fidelity Surety Law Committee.
Litigation Section) Bar Associations. Associated Builders and Contractors.
Associated General Contractors.
American Surety Association. Walstad and Babcock, is a law firm specializing in preventing and resolving disputes involving commercial, industrial, and residential construction projects and has been admitted to and handles cases in State and Federal Courts throughout the West, as well as the Federal Court of Claims, United States. Federal Court of Appeals, and several Administrative Boards of Contract Appeals.
The firm represents and participates actively in several national and state construction and surety trade associations.
The firm"s attorneys publish articles and participate in programs dealing with matters affecting the construction industry. The attorneys are active members of several sections and committees of the American Bar and Utah Bar Associations that deal with construction, surety labor and employment issues.
Many of the attorneys have degrees in engineering and construction management. The concentration on preventing and resolving construction and surety claims provides us with an opportunity to deliver quality legal services to our clients in a timely and cost effective manner.
Member: Utah State (Member, Construction Law Section), Utah County, Salt Lake County and American (Member: Forum Committee on the Construction Industry, Public Contract Section. Torts and Insurance Sections. Fidelity Surety Law Committee.
Litigation Section) Bar Associations.
Associated Builders and Contractors. Associated General Contractors.
American Surety Association.