Category: Personal Injury
- Loss of Consortium in Utah: A Spouse’s Own Injury Claim
- Gonzalez v. Russell Sorensen Construction: A GC’s Duty for Hazards It Creates
- Tesch v. Bonneville: When Is a Utah Landlord Liable for a Tenant’s Dog?
- Pinney v. Carrera: A $300,000 Utah Verdict Without Asking for Medical Bills
- E.S. v. University of Utah: Why a Notice of Claim Sent to the Wrong Office Fails
- Graves v. North Eastern Services: When a Utah Jury Can Blame the Attacker
- Auto Owners v. Labor Commission: Who Pays the Fees When a Hurt Worker Sues a Third Party
- Gallegos v. Brewski’s: When a Utah Business Lets Security Video Disappear
- RMB v. Celotto: When a Bar Settles, It Can’t Make the Drunk Driver Pay It Back
- B.R. v. West: When a Utah Health Care Provider Owes a Duty to a Nonpatient