Personal Injury

Personal injury compensation is divided into two categories: economic damages and non-economic damages. Economic damages cover your concrete financial losses—the expenses you can document with receipts, invoices, and pay stubs. Non-economic damages address something equally real but harder to quantify: the physical pain, emotional suffering, and diminished quality of life that follow a serious...

 Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year — costumes, creativity, and a night full of laughter and fun. But it’s also a time when accidents are more likely to happen. With kids walking in the dark, drivers distracted by decorations, and crowds filling the streets, safety should always come...

Before a personal injury case sees the inside of a courtroom, there’s often a document that sets the negotiation process in motion: the demand letter. This formal communication to the at-fault party or their insurance company outlines your injuries, damages, and the compensation you are seeking. While it might seem like just another piece...

Personal injury cases aren’t always black and white. Sometimes, multiple parties share responsibility for an accident, creating a complex web of liability that can impact your financial recovery. If this is the case for you, reach out to our personal injury lawyer in St. George today. When liability is distributed among different parties, Utah’s...

Mediation has become an increasingly popular alternative to courtroom trials in personal injury cases. This process offers a collaborative approach where a neutral third party helps facilitate negotiations between you and the insurance company or defendant. While mediation can lead to faster resolutions and lower legal costs, its success depends heavily on preparation, strategy,...

When settlement negotiations reach an impasse and both parties want to avoid the uncertainty and expense of a full trial, arbitration offers an alternative path to resolution. This process combines elements of negotiation and courtroom proceedings, often delivering faster results than traditional litigation. However, arbitration also comes with unique rules, limitations, and potential drawbacks...