You may be able to sue to recover compensation if a falling object injured you at a construction site in Provo, but your options depend on who caused the hazard and whether someone other than your direct employer was responsible. Construction sites are busy, multi-level environments where tools, materials, and debris move constantly. When something […]
Read moreIf you slipped on icy steps at a neighbor’s home in Ogden or fell because of a loose handrail at a friend’s house, you may be wondering whether you have the right to seek compensation… and whether doing so means “suing” someone you know. Under Utah law, homeowners have legal responsibilities to keep their property […]
Read moreThe Idaho Falls Greenbelt is meant to be a place for walking, running, and enjoying the Snake River… not a place where you leave in an ambulance. If you were hit by a bicycle, vehicle, scooter, or even injured because of a hazardous condition along the Greenbelt, you may be wondering what your rights are […]
Read moreA serious construction accident in Salt Lake City does not end when the ambulance leaves the job site. In many ways, that is when the investigation begins. If you were injured on a commercial build downtown, a residential development in the Salt Lake Valley, or a road project along I-15, what happens in the days […]
Read moreIf you were hit by a vehicle while walking on or near the Utah Valley University (UVU) campus in Orem, one of the first questions you may have is: Who is responsible for my losses? The university or the city? The answer depends on where the accident happened, who controlled the roadway or sidewalk, and […]
Read moreIf you were injured while working as a subcontractor on a construction site in Ogden, you may assume that workers’ compensation is your only option. In many cases, that is not true. While workers’ compensation may cover medical bills and a portion of lost wages, you may also have a third-party liability claim against someone […]
Read moreIf you slipped on a wet grocery store floor in Idaho Falls or fell into a large pothole in a parking lot, you may hear the property owner’s insurance company claim it was “open and obvious”. In many premises liability cases, businesses argue that a hazard was so visible that the injured person should have […]
Read moreIf you were injured in a shopping center lot near Fort Union Boulevard, sideswiped outside a grocery store on State Street, or struck while backing out of a space near 7200 South, you may be wondering who is responsible and how your claim works under Utah law. These crashes are governed by different rules and […]
Read moreIf you were injured in an Idaho Falls crash caused by a drunk driver who was under 21, the legal ramifications can extend beyond the teenage driver. Potentially responsible parties may include the minor’s parents, the vehicle owners, or others who unlawfully provided alcohol. While the criminal justice system may pursue charges against the minor, […]
Read moreAfter a car accident in Ogden, if the at-fault driver’s insurance policy is not enough to cover your damages, you may still recover compensation for your losses. Utah law allows injured drivers to pursue an underinsured motorist (UIM) claim through their own insurance coverage when the other driver’s policy falls short. If you were hit […]
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