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Who Can I Sue If a Delivery Truck Hit Me?

Posted February 14, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

Escalating online buying in America has led to an enormous increase in the number of delivery vehicles on the roads. Delivery vehicles from UPS, FedEx, USPS, Amazon, and others drive millions of miles every year dropping off mail and packages. Accidents involving delivery trucks are inevitable. If a delivery truck crashes into you as a… read more

Accident Liability If Driver Is Disabled in Utah

Posted February 13, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

Utah is one of 12 no-fault auto insurance states in the U.S. A driver’s own auto insurance will pay for damages, regardless of who is at fault for the accident. As someone injured in a car accident, you will seek benefits from your own insurer, not that of the at-fault driver. Yet you may have… read more

Mirena IUD Complications and Symptoms

Posted February 11, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

The Mirena IUD (intrauterine device) is a type of long-term birth control doctors insert into the uterus. It is a small T-shaped plastic device. From its position in the uterus, the IUD continuously releases hormones to prevent pregnancy. It can continue to work for a maximum of five years. It has been available for women… read more

How Dangerous are Dockless Scooters?

Posted January 14, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

In recent months, Dockless scooters, like those from Bird Scooters, Inc., have been the center of media attention. Reports of injury, property damage, and public nuisance have led municipal officials to carefully consider whether they want to allow the units on city streets. Are dockless scooters actually dangerous, or are they being overplayed by the… read more

6 Tips to Safely Drive Around Motorcycles

Posted January 13, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

Motorcycle season may seem like a long from now, but it will not be long before the snow clears and riders are out once again. With sporadic warm spells in the middle, it is not uncommon to see motorcycles on the road even in the winter months. Now is the time to remind ourselves about… read more

How to Handle an Accident With an Uninsured Driver

Posted January 11, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

Car accidents can be difficult situations to navigate. You will need to determine insurance information, liability, and potential legal action to recover compensatory damages. If you suffer from severe injuries or significant property damage, you may consider filing a personal injury lawsuit or contacting a Mesquite accident attorney. Your ability to receive damages depends on… read more

7 Winter Driving Safety Tips in Salt Lake City

Posted January 11, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

January, typically the coldest and snowiest month for Utahans, is officially here. Forecasters are predicting a fairly typical winter for us here in Salt Lake City, which means plenty of snowfall creating slick conditions on winter roads. While the snow in Salt Lake City makes for great snowboarding and winter recreation, it is a dangerous… read more

Utah Lowers Blood Alcohol Limit: What You Should Know

Posted January 10, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

In the 1990s, Utah became the first state to adopt a landmark law that would drop the blood alcohol limit for drunk driving from 0.10 to 0.08. In the nearly 20 years that followed, the rest of the nation would follow suit. In the years since the state adopted a 0.08 BAC, traffic deaths related… read more

New Texas Laws You Should Know

Posted January 9, 2019 | Personal Injury Blog

A fresh set of laws are set to come into the Texas legislature in 2019. From human trafficking protections to campaign finance regulations, these new laws intend to protect Texans’ safety and interests. Here are some of the most crucial laws you should be aware of as we move into the new year. Stronger Protections… read more

How Dangerous Is It to Drive With a Cracked Windshield?

Posted December 20, 2018 | Personal Injury Blog

If something cracks your windshield, you may have to pay for repairs or windshield replacement. Depending on the size and location of the crack, as well as the laws in your state, it may be against the law to continue driving the vehicle without first getting repairs. Regardless of the law, it could be in… read more