A Deadline That Recently Became Considerably More Forgiving Utah significantly extended the deadline for filing most medical malpractice claims through a 2025 law change, a shift that genuinely reshaped how much time an injured patient actually has to pursue compensation. Understanding this framework matters considerably for anyone in Salt Lake City harmed by substandard medical…
In August, a 16-year-old pedestrian was injured near 500 South and 300 West, just outside downtown Salt Lake City. Most families in that position want the same two answers: who is responsible, and who pays for the medical care. What Was Reported The teenager was hurt in a crash at that intersection. The vehicle involved,…
Utah Bars Recovery at the Halfway Point Utah follows a modified comparative negligence system with a firm cutoff. Under Utah Code Section 78B-5-818, a claimant whose own fault is equal to or greater than the combined fault of all other parties is barred from recovering any damages at all. In practice, this means a claimant…
After a bike crash involving a motor vehicle in Salt Lake City, the insurance question is more complicated than most people expect. Multiple policies may be relevant, the at-fault driver’s coverage may be inadequate, and the cyclist’s own policies may provide recovery options they did not know they had. Understanding how these coverage layers interact…
State officials have announced a stepped-up effort to reduce impaired driving during two busy holiday weekends. Drivers across Utah should understand what that means before they get behind the wheel. A single stop can carry consequences that last long after the holiday ends. What the State Announced The Utah Highway Patrol, the Utah Department of…
A cyclist who sustains a traumatic brain injury in a collision with a motor vehicle faces challenges that extend well beyond the initial hospital stay. TBIs range in severity from concussions that resolve over weeks to injuries that produce permanent cognitive, physical, or behavioral impairment. The difficulty with brain injuries in the legal context is…
