Price resident, Larry Newby, 55, and two passengers, died in a plane crash on April 25, 2012. According to KSL News, the men were in a single-engine Cessna 185 airplane sightseeing near the Four Corners area when the plane went … Continue reading
The Utah Department of Transportation announced several closures along the I-15 in Utah County that will be an inconvenience to commuters beginning today, Monday, April 23, 2012. KSL News reports that UDOT is going to dive into multiple projects that … Continue reading
West Jordan Chiropractor Brandon Lee Babcock has been charged by prosecuting attorneys with various counts of exploiting the elderly. According to KSL News, West Jordan chiropractor Babcock, 37, is alleged to have committed 10 counts of exploitation of a vulnerable … Continue reading
The Salt Lake Tribune reported that this year, 2012, will carry upwards of 200 construction projects. It’s estimated that this will be the most construction ever performed in one year. The largest, most time consuming project is, of course, the … Continue reading
Settlements following a Utah accident can sometimes be complicated and involved. This is especially true if Medicare has paid any of the bills in the case. If they have paid bills related to treatment, the attorney must be very careful … Continue reading
Although many states have previously required a medical examiner to be at the scene of a fatal vehicle accident, Utah has previously not required one, which is likely to change reports KSL News. “The cause of death is not always … Continue reading
Utah accident Victims can now order their accident reports online. Utahans, who have a history of being tech-savvy, have kept with this trend reports the Standard-Examiner. Utah Highway Patrol reports over 56,000 accidents annually, and are “very excited to offer … Continue reading
I know you love to update your Facebook status and Tweet awesome photos from lunch, but if you’re in a lawsuit, will social media help or harm you? Continue reading
A New York woman who faked a serious neck injury to steal $43,300 in workers compensation benefits was sentenced on Thursday, June 23rd after being extradited from Utah. Continue reading
The U.S. Supreme Court will consider the death of Dean Patrick Witt and its connection to the legal doctrine that shield military personnel from lawsuits, on June 23, 2011. Continue reading