About Daniel

Daniel L. Day is an attorney based in Sandy, Utah, specializing in estate administration, actual estate, and construction law. He used to be licensed to the Utah State Bar in October 1996. His practice encompasses litigation and mediation offerings for construction disputes, actual estate matters, and probate issues. Mr. Day earned his law degree and Master of Business Administration degrees from Brigham Young University in 1996.

He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in Japanese from BYU, completed in 1990. His educational background includes recognition as a Research Scholar by the Japanese Ministry of Education in 1991 and a Japanese Studies Scholar in 1987. In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Day is an approved mediator for the Utah State Courts, offering services in a number of commercial and domestic disputes. He has been active in the Construction Law Section of the Utah State Bar, serving in its leadership from 2009 to 2012. Is a member of the Dispute Resolution Section.

Mr. Day's firm, the Law Office of Daniel L. Day, is positioned at 9571 South 700 East, Suite 104, Sandy, Utah 84070. He may be contacted by telephone at (801) 676-1506 or through e-mail at [email protected]. His areas of practice consist of structure contracts, construction defects, structure liens, construction law, business real estate, residential real estate, estate administration management, estate administration litigation. Will contests.

Mr. Day is fluent in Japanese, which complements his ability to serve clients. With over 25 years of experience, Daniel L. Day continues to offer comprehensive legal services in his areas of expertise, helping clients in navigating complicated legal demanding situations with professionalism and commitment.

Education

Brigham Young University

J.D. | Law

Brigham Young University

MBA | Business Administration

Brigham Young University

B.A. (1990) | Japanese

Languages

Japanese (Spoken)

Accepted Jurisdictions

Utah

Types of Cases Handled

probate real estate construction law

Professional Associations

Utah State Courts

Court-Approved Mediator Current

Dispute Resolution Section, Utah State Bar

has membership Current

Construction Law Section, Utah State Bar

Section Leadership 2009 - 2012

Office Locations

Main Office

 9571 S 700 E Suite 104 Sandy UT 84070