Slip and Fall Accidents

As any Utah resident knows, winter weather brings more than just snow and icy winds. In the state where snowfall numbers can be higher than the temperature, winter also sees a high increase in slip-and-fall accidents. More so than any other season, Utah residents are advised to be careful of their surroundings,

Surrounded by vehicles slowed to a crawl and people going about their business, you usually wouldn’t consider a Utah parking lot hazardous. However, not every parking lot or garage is kept up to the same standard. Some garages are bereft with perils like uneven asphalt, poor lighting, and excessive debris, which can

In winter, snow-laden roofs and treetops fill the landscape as bundled-up Utah citizens walk around their cities. Winter is beautiful but also one of the most dangerous seasons due to hazards like icy sidewalks. Icy sidewalks cause unassuming pedestrians to slip and fall, leading to serious injuries. When unsafe sidewalks cause injuries,

Having evidence is vital to backing up your slip-and-fall claim. Evidence is an integral part of establishing that your slip-and-fall resulted from someone’s negligence, who the liable party is, and justifying the compensation you’re pursuing. Compelling evidence can impact the outcome of your claim, so make sure you know how to collect

For Utah residents going about their daily business, sidewalks can pose various risks. From jagged cracks to slick ice, sidewalks can be in such bad shape that they endanger pedestrians. After falling on a sidewalk, you’re likely wondering who is responsible for a sidewalk’s upkeep. Still, the rules surrounding responsibility for sidewalk

Sidewalks are usually a sign of safe and walkable areas. When you’re strolling through a neighborhood, you may have noticed that not all the sidewalks are in pristine condition. The casual pedestrian is susceptible to getting hurt if the damage isn’t addressed quickly. Broken sidewalks are a common cause of trip and