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Can You File Both a Wrongful Death Claim and a Survival Action in Utah? Understanding the Difference
In Utah, it is sometimes possible to bring both a wrongful death claim and a survival action after a fatal accident. However, they serve different...
Can a Utah Pedestrian or Cyclist Sue Uber or Lyft After Being Hit by One of Their Drivers?
A pedestrian or cyclist in Utah may be able to pursue compensation for their losses after being hit by an Uber or Lyft driver, but...
Complete vs. Incomplete Spinal Cord Injuries: How the Distinction Affects Your Utah Injury Claim
The difference between a complete and incomplete spinal cord injury can significantly affect how your Utah injury claim is evaluated, including understanding the type of...
Car Accidents and Spinal Cord Injuries in Utah: Proving Negligence When the Damage Isn’t Always Immediately Visible
Spinal cord injuries from car accidents in Utah are not always obvious right away, but that does not make them any less serious. However, pursuing...
Slip and Fall on Ice or Snow in Utah: When Is a Property Owner Liable?
A property owner in Utah may be liable for a slip and fall on ice or snow if they failed to take reasonable steps to...
What Utah Motorcyclists Should Do to Protect Their Legal Rights After An Accident
After a motorcycle accident in Utah, protecting your legal rights comes down to what happens in the days and weeks that follow. Specifically, how your...
Road Hazards and Motorcycle Accidents in Utah: When a Government Entity May Be Liable
In Utah, a government entity may be responsible for a motorcycle accident if unsafe road conditions—such as poor maintenance, missing signage, or construction hazards—contributed to...
Amputation and Disfigurement Claims in Utah: What Compensation Is Available?
Compensation for amputation and disfigurement injuries in Utah may include medical costs, long-term care, lost income, and the lasting impact these injuries have on your...
What Qualifies as a “Catastrophic Injury” Under Utah Law — and Why It Changes Your Case
A catastrophic injury under Utah law is not just a serious injury… it is one that permanently affects your ability to live, work, or care...
“One Bite” vs. Strict Liability in Utah Dog Bite Cases: What Salt Lake City Residents Need to Know
A dog attack can happen quickly in Salt Lake City… on a neighborhood sidewalk, at a local park, or even during a visit to someone’s...
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Salt Lake City?
The death of a loved one can leave a family trying to hold life together while important questions come to the surface. If someone else’s...
Medical Experts and Evidence: Proving a TBI Stemmed from an Ogden Car Crash
After a serious car crash in Ogden—whether along I-15, near Riverdale Road, or at a busy Washington Boulevard intersection—you may have few injury symptoms and...