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With the arrival of Motorcycle Awareness Month in May, the spotlight on safety and sharing the road with these adventurous two-wheelers comes to the attention of America’s public, especially other motorists. However, too often, drivers of cars, pickups, SUVs and large trucks wind up in mishaps with motorcyclists.And you know that the motorcyclist along...

Anyone in Utah who has been in even a minor motor vehicle accident knows that it can be a scary situation. In the immediate aftermath there seems to be nothing but uncertainty, as those involved immediately attempt to determine the extent of the damage to the vehicles involved and what injuries, if any, have...

Especially during our winter months, the roads throughout our state can be extremely dangerous. This was exemplified Wednesday on SR-32, and first responders want us to remember that traffic can result and ask for our patience. The motor vehicle accident According to the South Summit Fire District, the Wednesday motor vehicle accident occurred between...

Car accident victims and their families can suffer serious injuries and harm following a car accident. Unfortunately, fatal car accidents have been on the rise which is why car accident victims and their loved ones should be familiar with legal protections that can help them following a car accident.Increase in fatal car accidentsThough the...

Victims of slip and fall accidents in grocery stores and other types of stores can suffer significant injuries. Thousands of personal injury claims related to slip and fall accidents are made every year and are more common than might initially be thought. In some situations, it may be a store owner’s failure to keep...

Throughout Utah, roads can become dangerous due to the safety obstacles presented by distracted drivers, drowsy drivers and impaired drivers. Whether on city streets or the highways that crisscross the state, drivers must remain diligent in identifying and avoiding hazards that lurk around every corner. Unfortunately, many distracted drivers think they are safely operating...