The first thing that you’ll want to do if you’ve been injured is to seek medical attention. Everything else can wait while you call for an ambulance, call for someone to help you to the hospital, or (depending on the nature of your injuries) make a short drive to seek medical attention on your own….

Negligence as a law term is defined as “failing to take proper care resulting in damage or injury to another.” This broad standard can be interpreted many different ways. This is why it is important that you collect evidence corresponding to the four major elements of negligence: Duty, Breach, Causation, and Damages. Duty The duty…

It is important to avoid making assumptions about the potential strengths and weaknesses of your legal case until your circumstances have been thoroughly and objectively evaluated by an experienced attorney. You may think that you know what led to your accident and who is to blame for it. However, you may not have all the…

Auto accidents occur every day on Utah roadways. While some of these accidents result from bad weather or poor road conditions, most of them are caused by driver error. Here are the most common causes of auto accidents. Speeding. Motorists may drive above the speed limit for various reasons, from being late to work or…

Our job is not to “sell” you on our legal services. Our job is to provide you with an objective analysis of your legal situation, your rights under the law, and your legal options. Therefore, if we don’t believe that pursuing legal action will “net” you much compensation, we’ll be straight with you about our…

Much of life is messy, and fault for car accidents is no exception. There are many instances in which both drivers in a car accident are at least partially to blame for causing the crash or increasing the severity of their own injuries in that crash. How are such cases resolved? Can either driver sue…