Pedestrian accidents are often extremely dangerous and tragically fatal. A pedestrian is struck and killed by a vehicle once every 88 minutes. In 2017 alone, more than 5,900 people died as a result of pedestrian accidents. Sadly, many of these accidents result in permanent disability, and some drivers make the heinous decision to leave the […]
Most Americans have pets, and many own dogs. In fact, the American Medical Veterinary Association states that there are over 70 million pet dogs in the United States alone. That is an enormous pet population, and while most dogs are cute and loving, some pets can be vicious and potentially dangerous. Dog bite injuries can […]
Workplace injuries can be very serious and in some cases life threatening. Injuries at work are often debilitating. Taking time off to heal may result in lost wages, loss of advancement opportunities, as well as difficulty obtaining compensation for disability. If you think you may have a personal injury or workers’ compensation claim, you are […]
Are you the victim of a crash involving an 18-wheeler or tractor trailer? Was your car totaled? Are you suffering from injuries as a result of the collision? If so, you should strongly consider contacting an attorney for a consultation to discuss your relief options. The attorneys at Rocky Mountain Personal Injury Center specialize in […]
Motorcycle accidents can be extremely serious and in some cases, fatal. In Wyoming, cyclists are required by law to wear a helmet when operating a motorcycle, but even with the proper safety equipment, many cyclists are injured in dangerous collisions with motor vehicles. Statistics indicate that most crashes take place within five miles of a […]
In Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, some plaintiffs can be barred from recovery because of the comparative fault negligence doctrine. Comparative fault applies to tort cases like car accidents. In Utah, the courts utilize a comparative fault analysis to determine how much the plaintiff can recover from an incident. If you were recently in an accident […]
