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Construction zones bring a unique set of hazards that go beyond the usual slip and fall risks found in stores or office buildings. Uneven surfaces, exposed materials, and constantly changing conditions make these areas particularly prone to falls, whether you are a worker or a passerby. If you are hurt on a Salt Lake...

Proving a slip and fall claim in Utah involves more than showing you were hurt. State law requires specific elements to be established before a property owner can be held liable, and each one calls for its own type of evidence. Here is a look at how Salt Lake City slip and fall attorneys...

Utah holds dog owners to a strict liability standard, which means you generally do not need to prove the owner was negligent or that the dog had bitten someone before. If a dog bites you while you are lawfully in a public place or lawfully on private property, the owner can be held responsible...

Delivery drivers in Salt Lake City spend their days moving from one property to another. That constant exposure to unfamiliar territory puts them at a higher risk of dog bites than most other occupations. If you have been bitten while making a delivery in Utah, your situation may involve a few extra layers most...

Slip and fall accidents rarely happen without a reason. In most cases, some kind of hazard, whether it is a wet floor, poor lighting, or a broken step, sets the fall in motion. Recognizing these hazards, and knowing which ones point to a property owner’s negligence, can help you determine whether you have a...

After a motorcycle crash, riders frequently discover that the story being told about the accident does not match what actually happened on the road. Insurers tend to assume the person on two wheels was speeding, weaving, or riding recklessly, even when the evidence points elsewhere. That assumption can shrink a settlement or shut down...