If you ever decide to start running your own hotel, the law will impose different duties and liabilities on you regarding how to run your business. According to USLegal, Inc., a website outlining different legal aspects, “the duties and obligations of both innkeepers and their guests are legal rather than contractual.” When you check into...Read More

Slip and fall accidents are some of the most common causes of personal injury in the United States. A slip and fall accident can happen anywhere, at any time — from the grocery store in Farmington, Utah to the workplace, public property or private homes and apartments. As your lawyer will inform you, the specifics...Read More

Whenever a crisis arises in the workplace, there is often concern regarding who is liable — whether it’s the government, a healthcare provider or the company itself. Liability during emergency situations is a tricky matter, and many businesses could be held accountable for employee injuries if they respond in the wrong way or fail to...Read More

Growing up, most kids were repeatedly told a plethora of things that seemed like an assault on fun: “Wear a seat belt!” “Don’t run around the pool!” “Wear a helmet!” However, as we got older, most of us realized that mom and dad were right when it came to most of these things. And although...Read More

Any reputable business north of the Tropic of Cancer has some kind of measure in place to protect against liability for slip and fall injuries in the workplace. Slip and fall accidents make up more than 20 percent of workplace injuries and workers’ compensation claims in the United States, and account for the loss of...Read More

As the weather starts to warm up and the ice begins to fade, the less sure-footed among us can finally breathe a sigh of relief, right? Not so fast. Even as the sun comes out to melt away the last lingering shreds of winter, slip and fall accidents can still happen. Avoid a call to...Read More

When going skiing with your family at a resort outside of Provo, Utah, some of the most important equipment skiers can bring is their skis, ski poles, warm clothes, goggles and a helmet to keep your head safe. Research shows that ski and snowboard helmets reduce head injuries, but if you do get hurt while...Read More

From slipping on a wet surface to falling over an uneven floor or misplaced item, it only takes a small mistake or a second of inattention for an employee to slip, trip or fall in the workplace. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, slip and fall incidents make up the majority of workplace accidents...Read More

Slip and fall accidents are more common than you might think, being responsible for 15 percent of accidental deaths in the United States. Slip and fall accidents cause a myriad of serious injuries, including bone fractures, breaks and dislocations. While many think only the elderly succumb to falls, winter weather in Salt Lake City and...Read More

While slip and fall incidents can occur during any time of the year, the majority of slip and fall accidents occur during the winter months, in the presence of ice and snow. As anyone living in mountainous regions such as Provo, Utah knows quite well, clearing ice and snow from sidewalks and roadways can be...Read More