Tyson J. Prisbrey

Bar Admissions

• Delaware
• Utah

Court Admissions

• Delaware Court of Chancery
• Supreme Court of Delaware
• Supreme Court of Utah
• United States District Court, District of Delaware
• United States District Court, District of Utah

Education

• Brigham Young University, J. Reuben Clark Law School (J.D.)
  • Cum Laude
  • Senior Editor, BYU Law Review
• Brigham Young University (B.A., Political Science)

Languages

Portuguese

Awards & Recognition

• Mountain States Super Lawyers^®, Rising Stars Edition, Business Litigation (2022-2024)

Previous Professional Experience

• Potter Anderson & Corroon LLP, Associate (2016-2019)
• United States Court of Appeals, Third Circuit, Judicial Intern (2014)

Professional Memberships and Activities

• Utah Supreme Court Advisory Committee on the Rules of Business and Chancery Court Procedure, Member (2023-2024)

Representative Presentations and Publications

• “Utah Court of Appeals Provides Guidance on Exception to Bar Unlicensed Contractors from Suing to Collect Compensation,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (November 2024)
• “A Few Days Late, and Many Dollars Short:  Utah Court Of Appeals Reminds That Statutory Deadlines Matter, and Provides Clarity On What Is Lienable Work In Utah,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (February 2024)
• “Arbitration May Be Available Without an Express Direct Agreement in Utah,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (November 2023)
• “Recent Utah Court of Appeals Opinion Makes Integration Clauses Nearly Bullet Proof,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (August 2023)
• “Delaware Confirms Officers, Not Just Directors, Owe Corporate Oversight Duties,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Legal Alert (March 29, 2023)
• “Hogs Can Get Slaughtered on Fees in Utah if Their laim is Too Greedy,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Constructions Newsletter (October 2022)
• “A Deal is a Deal in Utah: Court Enforces ‘Walk-Away’ Settlement Despite Subsequent Disagreements On Terms,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Constructions Newsletter (July 2022)
• “Utah Courts Expand the Reach of the Economic Loss Rule in Construction Disputes,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (January 2022)
• “In Utah, Asbestos Take-Home Exposure Equates to Damages Exposure for Premises Operators and Contractors,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (October 2021)
• “Rising Construction Material Costs – State of the Industry,” Co-Presenter, Nevada Contractors Association Diversity & Inclusion Council (August 17, 2021)
• “Construction Post-Pandemic: Safety Guidelines for Returning to ‘Normal’,” Co-Author, Utah Construction & Design Magazine (June/July 2021)
• “Officers Face Personal Liability for Steering a Sale of Columbia Pipeline to a Preferred Buyer,” Author, The Delaware Court of Chancery, Delaware Supreme Court, and Delaware Bankruptcy Blog (April 6, 2021)
• “Utah Owners Cannot Simply Rely on Construction Lien Registry Search Results to Find Valid Preliminary Notices,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (April 2021)
• “In Utah, Preconstruction Lien Notice Deficiencies Affect Payment Bond Claims Too,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (January 2021)
• “Clarifying the Standard for Severance Damages for Condemned Property in Utah,” Co-Author, Snell & Wilmer Under Construction Newsletter (July 2020)