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SBPurchaser Dwelling1271 Actions; Notice; Complaints Protects a homeowner’s ability to be made whole by taking defects to court and being awarded appropriate damages and reasonable attorney fees for issues not warrantied by the builder. SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR What This Victory Means for You… Saves your clients thousands of dollars by continuing to allow attorney fees to be awarded to the prevailing party in a construction defect lawsuit. ® MEMBERS WHO SUPPORTED ARIZONA REALTORS BY VOTING FOR SB1271 House of Representatives 48 Ayes │ 11 Nays │ 1 Not Voting John M. Allen Cesar Chavez Travis Grantham Becky Nutt Lorenzo Sierra Nancy Barto Regina Cobb Gail Griffin Joanne Osborne Arlando Teller Leo Biasiucci David Cook Alma Hernandez Jennifer Pawlick Bob Thorpe Walt Blackman Tim Dunn Jenifer Jermaine Kevin Payne Ben Toma Reginald Bolding Mitzi Epstein John Kavanagh Warren Petersen Kelly Townsend Shawna Bolick Jose Espinoza Anthony Kern Steve Pierce Michelle Udall Kelli Butler John Fillmore Lay Lawrence Tony Rivero Jeff Weninger Noel Campbell Mark Finchem Aaron Lieberman Bret Roberts Russell Bowers Andres Cano Randal Friese Jennifer Longdon Amish Shah Frank Carroll Rosana Gabaldon Robert Meza T.J. Shope Senate 30 Ayes │ 0 Nays │ 0 Not Voting Sylvia Allen Heather Carter Rick Gray Lisa Otondo Rebecca Rios Lela Alston Lupe Contreras Sine Kerr Tyler Pace Victoria Stelle Sonny Borrelli Andrea Dalessandro Vince Leach Jamescita Peshlakai Michelle Ugenti-Rita Sean Bowie David C. Farnsworth David Livingston Frank Pratt Karen Fann Paul Boyer Eddie Farnsworth Juan Mendez Martin Quezada David Bradley Sally Ann Gonzales J.D. Mesnard Kate Brophy McGee David Gowan Tony Navarrete.

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