Personal Injury · Motor Vehicle & Wrongful Death · Wasatch Front

Utah Car Accident & Wrongful Death Attorney

The other driver's insurer opened its file the week of the collision, while you were still getting treated. We represent injured people and the families of those killed in Utah motor vehicle accidents. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover.

Free Case Review No Fee Unless We Recover Serving the Wasatch Front

How We Help

Claims We Handle

Car & Truck Collisions

Rear-end, intersection, and highway collisions, including commercial trucks, where another driver's negligence caused the injury.

Motorcycle, Bicycle & Pedestrian

Riders, cyclists, and pedestrians carry the worst injuries and face the fastest assumptions about fault.

Wrongful Death

Claims brought for the heirs when a collision kills, including the estate appointment where the claim needs one.

Uninsured & Underinsured Motorist

When the driver at fault carries minimum limits or nothing at all, the recovery has to come from your own policy. That is a claim against your own insurer, and it gets negotiated like one.

Insurance Claim Disputes

Denied claims, lowball offers, and disputes over medical treatment the adjuster calls unnecessary.

Medical Bills & Liens

Hospital liens, health plan reimbursement, and unpaid provider balances have to be resolved before you see money. We negotiate them as part of the case.

We do not handle medical malpractice or premises liability. If that is your situation, say so when you call and we will point you to a firm that does.

Why This Firm

What a Utah Wrongful Death Claim Actually Requires

01

Whether You Need Probate, and When

Utah lets the heirs bring a wrongful death claim directly. A surviving spouse, adult child, or parent can also settle a policy-limits claim with an insurer 45 days after the death on a notarized affidavit, without opening an estate, up to $25,000 on liability and uninsured motorist coverage and $10,000 on underinsured. Above those caps, someone has to be appointed. We tell you which situation you are in before you spend anything.

02

We Handle the Appointment When It Is Needed

Where the claim is worth more than the affidavit route allows, or the insurer disputes it, the case is brought by a personal representative for the benefit of the heirs. Opening the estate and obtaining that appointment is probate work, and this firm already does it.

03

The Division Among Heirs Is Its Own Dispute

A recovery belongs to the heirs the statute names, and whoever brings the claim owes the others a fiduciary's duties. Families disagree about the split. Estate and trust litigation is a practice of this firm, not something handed off when it turns difficult.

04

Coverage Usually Sets the Ceiling

Many Utah policies are written at or near the state minimum. We identify every available layer of coverage early, because available insurance, rather than the severity of the injury, often decides what a claim can actually pay.

Free Case Review

Tell Us What Happened

Describe the collision in general terms and we will follow up to discuss your options. Or call (801) 823-4379 and leave a message.

The case review costs nothing, and there is no attorney fee unless we recover for you. If the claim is not worth pursuing, we will say so rather than sign you up.

Consider talking to a lawyer before you give the other driver's insurer a recorded statement. The adjuster may ask for one, and what you say goes into their file.

Injury and wrongful death matters are handled on a contingency fee. There is no attorney fee unless we recover, and the fee percentage and the treatment of case costs are stated in writing before you sign.

Before You Call

Utah injury questions, answered

The rules below decide most Utah motor vehicle claims. Each page cites the governing statute, and none of them requires you to hire anyone.

Do I need a lawyer?

Which Utah claims are safe to handle yourself, and which ones have a fight built into them.

What is my case worth?

The four components of a Utah claim, and the three limits that cap it whatever the injury.

Common Questions

Utah Injury Claim FAQs

01

What does it cost to hire you?

Nothing up front. The fee is a percentage of what we recover, and there is no fee if we recover nothing. Case costs such as records, filing fees, and experts are separate from the fee and are explained in writing before you sign.

02

Should I take the insurer's first offer?

Not before you know what your treatment will end up costing. An early offer is made while the medical picture is incomplete, and accepting it closes the claim.

03

What if the other driver had no insurance?

The claim shifts to the uninsured or underinsured motorist coverage on your own policy. That is still a contested claim, and your insurer defends it like any other.

04

Who brings a wrongful death claim?

Under Utah law the heirs may bring it, or a personal representative may bring it for their benefit. A surviving spouse, adult child, or parent can also settle a limited policy-limits claim on a notarized affidavit 45 days after the death, without opening an estate. Which route fits depends on the size of the claim and whether the insurer disputes it.

Talk to a Lawyer Before the Adjuster Calls Again

The case review is free and there is no attorney fee unless we recover.

Call (801) 823-4379