If you’ve ever seen American football, you’ve likely winced at the T.V. and exclaimed, “Wow! That must have hurt!” at some point. Undoubtedly, the NFL sees plenty of nasty injuries every season. And when a player is injured, there’s definitely a possibility that there...
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The Amazon Warehouse Tragedy
Six people tragically lost their lives when a tornado in Illinois tore the roof off of an Amazon warehouse. Immediately following the tornado, reports began to come out telling of supervisors mandating a shelter in place, Amazon’s lack of safety procedures, and OSHA...
COVID in the Workplace
The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked thousands of legal questions from victims of the virus. While the virus has forced many people to work from home, others sadly did not have the option to work from home. And, unfortunately, this has helped the virus spread even...
3 Signs You Need a Personal Injury Attorney
If you have been in a car crash, you may be wondering whether or not you need to hire a personal injury attorney. Many victims of car accidents find sorting through all the information online to be an incredibly daunting task. Opinions vary on whether or not...
Assumption of Risk Explained
Few things are more stressful than being injured, watching the medical bills pile up, and going all the way to the courthouse only to find out that you’re still responsible for the medical bills for your injuries. The good news is that the vast majority of personal...
Can I Sue the Person Who Gave Me COVID-19?
2020 was a year filled with lockdowns, masks, and social distancing. Grocery stores had bare shelves and the average American watched 3 hours and 34 minutes of television per day. Indeed, COVID-19 took the world’s economy by storm: myriad tenants were evicted from...
Injured in the Construction Industry
In 2019, one out of every five workplace deaths was the result of a construction worker falling. In the last year alone, eight of Utah’s construction workers fell to their deaths, and many more were severely injured as the result of a fall. Data from 2019 suggests...