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Are you a construction worker who has recently suffered an injury on the job? Don’t trick yourself into thinking that you brought your injuries upon yourself for doing strenuous work. You have several options available to you when it comes to filing a claim. 

Construction Site Injuries: Who’s At Fault?

Construction jobs are an inherently dangerous job. Construction workers are no stranger to working with heavy machinery, working at dangerous elevations, and using dangerous tools and equipment. Although construction jobs

How To Avoid Accidents on Black Ice?

How To Avoid Accidents on Black Ice

Black ice is bad news, and it has the potential to send your car spiraling onto oncoming traffic. Although black ice is transparent, it appears black when it forms over

Winterizing Your Car

If you live in an area that’s prone to extreme snowfall, then you’ve practiced the process of winterization. Winterization is when you prepare something for the winter; it can be

Common Winter Car Accidents

Common Winter Car Accidents

Utah winters bring bitter cold and heaps of snow and ice. Winter conditions are more than an inconvenience, as they negatively impact roadway safety. Each year, there are over 1,300

Liability in Construction Sites

Liability in Construction Sites

Construction is an inherently dangerous industry. Workers are expected to perform strenuous physical labor, sometimes at great heights or carrying heavy machinery. Non-worker bystanders and other pedestrians run the risk

How To Prove Liability in a Personal Injury Claim?

How To Prove Liability

When it comes to any personal injury claim or insurance settlement, one of the most important questions you will face is: which party is at fault? Determining fault in a

Proving Fault in a Pedestrian Accident

Proving Fault in a Pedestrian Accident

When it comes to pedestrian accidents, most people assume that pedestrians are automatically eligible for compensation just because they are on foot. It is also a misconception that pedestrians don’t