Governmental immunity protects the Utah Transit Authority in most situations, but Utah law recognizes specific exceptions that can allow TRAX pedestrian claims to proceed. The most common path is proving a dangerous or defective condition on UTA property and that UTA had notice and failed to fix it. Act fast: you have only one year […]
Read moreTRAX pedestrian accidents differ from standard vehicle collisions. The Utah Transit Authority operates under governmental immunity rules that change how you file claims, when you must act, and what compensation you might recover. Effective TRAX claims apply transit rules and the Governmental Immunity Act’s deadlines to preserve your rights and build liability against the correct […]
Read moreThree weeks after your I-15 truck crash near Fort Union, an adjuster offers $45,000. With bills piling up, it’s tempting. However, the speed should worry you. Early offers miss the pieces that drive real value. Parker & McConkie evaluates truck accident settlement offers throughout Midvale and the I-15 corridor. We review what initial offers overlook, […]
Read moreA commercial truck struck your vehicle in a construction zone near downtown Salt Lake City. Signs warned drivers: “Work Zone Ahead,” “Reduced Speed 45 MPH,” “Fines Doubled,” “Workers Present.” The truck driver ignored them all. Now you’re facing serious injuries and mounting bills, and you’re wondering: do those “enhanced penalties” help your injury case? The […]
Read moreA TRAX collision can cause serious injuries and complex liability issues. Whether your car was struck at a Midvale crossing, you hit the side of a light rail vehicle, or questions exist about crossing signals and right-of-way, you’re now facing vehicle damage, potential injuries, and confusing liability questions. Light-rail claims are complicated because Utah’s Governmental […]
Read morePersonal injury settlement value depends on many factors, including medical expenses, lost wages, fault percentages, and insurance policy limits. In Utah, comparative negligence (fault-sharing rules) can reduce or bar recovery based on your share of fault. Knowing how Utah’s comparative negligence affects settlement amounts helps you evaluate offers, decide whether to hire an attorney, and […]
Read moreIf you’ve been injured in a car accident on I-15 through Midvale or on Midvale’s surface streets, one of your first questions may be where to file your claim. Utah’s courts offer several proper venues based on claim value, where the parties are located, and where the crash occurred. Knowing the venue rules helps you […]
Read moreFort Union Boulevard experiences heavy traffic and frequent access points, creating elevated collision risks. This busy commercial corridor sees frequent accidents from rear-end collisions at congested stoplights and complex multi-vehicle crashes near shopping centers. If you’ve been injured in an accident on Fort Union Boulevard, understanding why this road is so dangerous and who may […]
Read moreA car backing out of a parking space strikes you as you walk toward the entrance of the grocery store. You’re injured, but the driver’s insurance company tells you that “different rules apply in parking lots” and suggests you share more fault than the driver. Meanwhile, the store’s management says they’re not responsible for driver […]
Read moreThe “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City on June 14, 2025, was a large march that ended in the fatal shooting of 39-year-old Arthur “Afa” Ah Loo. An estimated 10,000 people participated. The protest, organized by the local 50501 group, turned deadly when an armed “peacekeeper” associated with 50501 fired shots into the crowd […]
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