Many residents of Provo, Utah might agree that the longer the yellow light, the lower the chances that an auto accident will occur. Unfortunately, this is not necessarily the case; if drivers know they have more time to get through a yellow light, they will push the limit. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA),...Read More

Younger drivers are at a very heightened risk of becoming involved in an auto accident due to their relative inexperience paired with their tendency toward risky behavior. Teenagers in Farmington, Utah are able to obtain their driver’s permit on their 15th birthday, but must wait a year before they can drive independent of their parents....Read More

On June 16, 2016 the body of a two-year-old toddler was found after he was dragged into the water by an alligator at an Orlando Disney Resort. Questions have been circling since the incident started: Could this have been prevented? What does this mean for alligator-related wrongful death cases? Does it affect other parts of...Read More

Summer is finally here, and kids throughout the state are excited to go to summer camp in St. George, Utah. Unfortunately, while at summer camp, kids will occasionally slip and fall and injure themselves — and questions about safety and liability will undoubtedly arise. Liability Knowing who is liable for what is important when choosing...Read More

Picture this: You’re headed back from a week-long motorcycle drive through the desert landscape of St. George, Utah. You decide to make a quick stop at the only gas station in sight to hydrate before hitting the road again. Just as you mount the bike and begin to drive away, a person completely absorbed by...Read More

In the United States there are 660,000 drivers manipulating electronics at any given moment during the day. Why should you care? Because that means that at any given moment from the Big Apple to Salt Lake City, 660,000 drivers aren’t looking at the road. One of those drivers could be headed down the freeway in...Read More

Summer means more time spent traveling on vacation, having fun, soaking up the sun and a whole lot of heat. Thinking about that summer heat probably doesn’t lead to thinking about a wrongful death lawyer, but the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that on average, 675 people die of heat-related causes...Read More

Using your cell phone while driving makes you a whopping 23 percent more likely to get into an auto accident, according to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration — and more than a quarter of all car accidents in the United States involve the use of cell phones. Any auto accident lawyer will...Read More

According to a recent United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) audit, the food recall system in the U.S. is woefully ineffective. The audit even goes on to mention that it took five months after salmonella was discovered in commercial peanut better for a recall to be issued for the product. A mistake like this...Read More

You finally did it: You bought the Indian Scout that you’ve been dreaming about since you were 17. You’ve been slowly saving for the past year or so and gradually breaking the news to your friends and family: You bought a motorcycle, and you’re beyond ready to take it out on the road. If you’re...Read More