In Utah, a construction worker may be able to sue a general contractor, subcontractor, or another third party for an on-site injury… but only if negligence can be proven. If you were hurt on a construction site, you may already be receiving workers’ compensation benefits. While those benefits can help cover initial medical care and […]
Read moreIn Utah, it is sometimes possible to bring both a wrongful death claim and a survival action after a fatal accident. However, they serve different purposes, involve different parties, and may compensate for different types of losses. If you have recently lost a loved one due to someone else’s negligence, you may be trying to […]
Read moreA pedestrian or cyclist in Utah may be able to pursue compensation for their losses after being hit by an Uber or Lyft driver, but the process is often more complex than a typical accident claim because multiple insurance policies and legal relationships may be involved. If you were walking or riding your bicycle when […]
Read moreThe difference between a complete and incomplete spinal cord injury can significantly affect how your Utah injury claim is evaluated, including understanding the type of care you may need and how your future losses are calculated. After a serious accident, you may hear terms like “complete” or “incomplete” used to describe your spinal injury. While […]
Read moreSpinal cord injuries from car accidents in Utah are not always obvious right away, but that does not make them any less serious. However, pursuing compensation from an at-fault party can be a bit more legally challenging when negligence is involved. After a crash, you may be told that your imaging looks normal or that […]
Read moreA property owner in Utah may be liable for a slip and fall on ice or snow if they failed to take reasonable steps to address a dangerous condition they knew—or should have known—about. Winter conditions are a part of life in Utah. Snow, ice, and freezing temperatures can quickly turn sidewalks, parking lots, and […]
Read moreAfter a motorcycle accident in Utah, protecting your legal rights comes down to what happens in the days and weeks that follow. Specifically, how your injuries are documented, how your claim is handled, and how carefully you approach communication with insurance companies can make or break a viable legal claim. For many injured riders, the […]
Read moreIn 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 the crash. Motorcyclists face risks that other drivers do not. Even a small road defect—a pothole, uneven pavement, or loose gravel—can lead to a serious accident. When those hazards are […]
Read moreCompensation 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 daily life and future. If you have suffered the loss of a limb or a visible, life-altering injury, you are likely dealing with more than just physical recovery. You may […]
Read moreA catastrophic injury under Utah law is not just a serious injury… it is one that permanently affects your ability to live, work, or care for yourself in the same way you did before the accident. If you or a loved one has suffered a life-altering injury, the legal and financial implications can be deeply […]
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