Personal Injury

You’ve reached the end of your personal injury lawsuit and finally received a settlement, believing that this difficult period is over. Then, you receive an unexpected tax bill from the IRS—and discover you’re on the hook for additional taxes from your settlement. You may be surprised to learn that tax implications are not always...

When an injury keeps you out of work, you may wonder how you will possibly pay your bills. If someone else is responsible for your accident, however, you have the right to pursue legal action and recover compensation for all of your damages—including lost wages and future income. Calculating lost wages involves more than...

Fireworks can transform a celebration into a nightmare. When sparks fly and someone gets hurt, the victim often faces more than just physical injuries—they must also deal with medical bills, lost wages, and pain that could last for months or years. If you have been injured in a fireworks accident that wasn't your fault,...

A serious car wreck can leave you without a vehicle and still owing money on a car you can't drive. The gap between what your insurance pays and what you still owe can leave you thousands of dollars in debt. Fortunately, GAP insurance exists specifically to protect you from this financial situation, ensuring that...

When you file a lawsuit after suffering an injury, your mind likely jumps to recovering compensation for tangible losses—medical bills, property damage, or wages lost during recovery. However, Utah law recognizes that injuries often steal something equally valuable yet impossible to quantify on a receipt: your ability to enjoy life as you once did. ...

Fire is a destructive force that can cause not only significant property damage but also severe personal injuries. Burns, smoke inhalation, and emotional trauma are just a few of the devastating consequences that can result from these incidents. If you or someone you care about has suffered a personal injury due to a fire...