Personal Injury

Lights and reflectors are the small but essential pieces of equipment that make cyclists visible to drivers. Without these tools working properly, a cyclist can disappear against the backdrop of pavement and shadows, increasing the chances of a collision. If you were struck by a motorist while riding with faulty or missing lights or...

The hours and days that follow a pedestrian accident matter enormously. The evidence you gather—or fail to gather—can shape whether you receive fair compensation for your injuries or walk away with nothing. While no one expects to be prepared for a situation like this, knowing what steps to take can give you back a...

When people picture a road collision, they typically imagine two vehicles or a car striking someone on foot. However, some of the most painful accidents involve no motor vehicle at all. A fast-moving cyclist carries enough force to cause concussions, fractured wrists, broken ribs, and other serious injuries when they strike a pedestrian. These...

After an accident, you might hesitate to pursue a claim because you believe you played some role in what happened. Maybe you were speeding slightly before a collision, or perhaps you didn't notice a hazard as quickly as you could have. That concern is valid, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ve lost your right...

If you have been seriously injured because of someone else’s reckless or intentional behavior, you may be wondering whether the at-fault party can be held accountable beyond just covering your losses. Utah law does allow for punitive damages in certain personal injury cases, but the bar is set high. Here is what you need...

If you have been hurt due to someone else’s negligence, you have the right to take legal action. The personal injury process can feel overwhelming, and the steps you take can make a real difference in the outcome of your lawsuit. Here are ten practical ways to strengthen your position and maximize the value...