Tooele, UT (April 1, 2025) – A crash with injuries was reported in Tooele during the afternoon hours of March 31. The collision took place around 3:37 p.m. at the intersection of UT-36 and East Village Boulevard.
Emergency crews responded to the scene after receiving calls of a vehicle collision involving injuries. Upon arrival, first responders treated at least one person who had sustained injuries in the crash. That individual was later transported to a nearby hospital for further care. The incident caused delays in the area as authorities worked to assess the situation and clear the roadway. At this time, no additional details have been released regarding the number of vehicles involved or the cause of the crash. The investigation remains ongoing.
We hope those injured in this accident recover quickly.
Car Accidents in Utah
Car accidents remain one of the most common sources of injury in Utah, with intersections and highway corridors posing particular risks. Locations like UT-36 are regularly traveled routes, increasing the chances of vehicle collisions—especially during peak hours. According to the Utah Department of Transportation, over 60,000 crashes occur each year across the state, with thousands resulting in injuries.
To help better understand how these crashes affect victims, here’s a breakdown of common legal and logistical challenges that follow a car accident:
- Disputed Fault: Even with witness accounts and police reports, insurance companies may dispute who was at fault. This can delay compensation or reduce payouts, especially in intersection crashes where both parties claim right of way.
- Limited Insurance Coverage: Some drivers in Utah carry only the minimum insurance required by law, which might not be enough to cover medical bills or property damage. This can leave victims struggling to pay expenses out-of-pocket.
- Underestimated Injuries: Injuries such as soft tissue damage or concussions may not be immediately apparent. Without legal support, victims may accept a settlement too early—before understanding the full extent of their injuries.
- Uncooperative Insurance Companies: Insurance adjusters often try to minimize claims to protect their bottom line. They may offer low initial settlements or delay communication, hoping victims will settle quickly.
- Complex Paperwork: Filing claims involves numerous forms, deadlines, and statements. A missed detail or filing error could delay or jeopardize the entire claim.
- Need for Professional Opinions: Some cases require accident reconstructionists, medical experts, or economic analysts to fully demonstrate the long-term impact of the crash—resources typically only available through a legal team.
If you were injured in a crash, don’t wait to explore your legal options. Speak with our Tooele car accident attorneys at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks right away. The earlier you get legal help, the easier it is to preserve evidence, document injuries, and deal with difficult insurance processes. Even if the crash seems straightforward, a trusted attorney can help make sure your recovery—both physical and financial—is protected.
At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, we’re committed to standing with those hurt in crashes throughout Utah. Since 1993, we’ve represented personal injury victims with honesty and personalized attention. We never charge fees upfront and don’t collect anything unless your case is successful. Our firm avoids taking a share of your personal injury protection (PIP) benefits, and our contingency rates are typically lower than other firms.
Whether your case settles or goes to trial, our fees stay consistent. You’ll always work directly with one of our attorneys—not assistants or case managers. Call Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks today at (801) 500-4000 for a free consultation.
