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Proving a Slip and Fall Claim Against a Utah Business
Falling inside a store, restaurant, hotel, or other business does not automatically make the business responsible for your injuries. A successful Utah slip and fall...
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Who Can File a Utah Wrongful Death Claim and What Damages Apply?
When someone dies because of another person’s negligence or wrongful conduct, Utah law allows certain surviving family members to seek compensation for the losses caused...
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What a Traumatic Brain Injury Claim Is Worth in Utah
A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can involve far more than someone’s medical bills. Problems with memory, concentration, balance, fatigue, mood, communication, or decision-making can interfere...
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How Utah’s Comparative Fault Rule Affects Your Injury Settlement
After an accident, fault is not always an all-or-nothing question. Another driver may have been the primary cause of a collision, but they try to...
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Provo Canyon US-189 Crashes: Weather, Speed, and Fault
US-189 through Provo Canyon connects Utah Valley with communities and destinations in the Wasatch Back. Thousands of commuters, recreational travelers, and commercial drivers use the...
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I-15 Utah County Construction Zone Crashes: Liability and Compensation
Construction along I-15 can quickly change familiar driving conditions. Temporary lane shifts, reduced speeds, barriers, construction vehicles, altered merge points, and changing traffic patterns can...
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BYU and UVU Student Car Accidents in Provo: Insurance, Fault, and Claims
College students can create unusual insurance questions after a Provo car accident. Some drive vehicles titled and insured by their parents, some bring cars to...
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Provo Center Street and University Avenue Crashes: Who Is Liable?
Center Street and University Avenue are two important corridors through Provo, carrying drivers through downtown, residential areas, commercial destinations, and connections to other major routes....
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Is Lane Splitting Legal in Utah?
No. Utah does not allow motorcyclists to ride between lanes while surrounding traffic is moving. That practice is known as lane splitting. Utah does, however,...
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Utah Motorcycle Insurance Requirements
Utah motorcyclists must carry liability insurance that satisfies state minimum requirements, but buying the minimum policy does not necessarily provide the coverage a rider might...
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How Do Personal Injury Lawyers Get Paid? 
One of the first concerns people have when considering a personal injury claim is how they can afford an attorney, particularly when their injury has...
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Parker & McConkie Sues Burger King After Man Sexually Assaults 4-Year-Old in Restaurant Play Place
The Boise Man Who Committed The Assault Has Already Been Convicted BOISE, Idaho — September 17, 2026 — Parker & McConkie has filed a civil lawsuit against...
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