Car Accidents Archives

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

Is It Worth It to Sue After a Car Accident in Utah?

After a car accident, you may wonder whether filing a lawsuit is worth the time and effort. The answer depends on several factors, including the severity of your injuries, the insurance available, and whether you can recover fair compensation without going to court. Many car accident claims are resolved through insurance settlements, but some cases […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

How Long Does an Accident Stay on Your Record in Texas?

In Texas, an at-fault car accident generally remains relevant for about three years for driving record and insurance purposes. The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) maintains driving records, while insurance companies maintain their own claims histories that may also be considered when evaluating your insurance rates. However, your driving record is only one part […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

What Kinds of Injuries Are Common in Rollover Accidents?

Rollover car accidents commonly cause head injuries, spinal cord damage, broken bones, internal injuries, severe cuts, and crush injuries. Occupants may be thrown around the vehicle, struck by collapsing parts, or ejected during the crash. These forces can cause permanent disabilities or fatal injuries. In 2025, there were just over 1,000 rollover crashes in Utah, […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

What Not to Say to an Insurance Adjuster After a Car Accident in Texas

After a car accident, you may receive a call from an insurance adjuster within days or even hours. While the adjuster may seem friendly, their job is to investigate the claim and protect the insurance company’s financial interests. Knowing what not to say during these conversations can help protect your right to recover compensation. Before […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

At What Age Can Kids Sit in the Front Seat of a Car in Utah?

Many parents wonder when it’s safe for their child to ride in the front seat. While children may see it as a milestone, safety experts generally recommend keeping children in the back seat for as long as possible because the front seat can increase the risk of serious injury in a crash. Understanding Utah’s child […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

Austin’s Vision Zero Program: What It Means for Accident Victims and Injury Claims

If you’ve spent any time driving, biking, or walking around Austin, you may have noticed painted crosswalks, narrowed lanes, speed feedback signs, or new pedestrian islands popping up across the city. Most of that infrastructure is part of Austin’s Vision Zero program, a citywide initiative built around a simple but ambitious idea: that traffic deaths […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

Rear-End Car Accident: Common Injuries in Austin, TX

One of the most common types of car accidents you can be involved in, especially in busy cities like Austin, is a rear-end collision. Although people tend to think of these crashes as being relatively harmless, not all of them are mild “fender benders.” Instead, many of these crashes cause significant injuries that can impact […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

What Types of Injuries Are Commonly Associated with T-Bone Accidents?

T-bone accidents, also known as side-impact collisions, are among the most dangerous types of car crashes. These accidents typically occur at intersections when one vehicle strikes the side of another, forming a “T” shape. The sides of vehicles offer significantly less protection than the front or rear, so occupants are far more vulnerable to serious […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

Utah Seat Belt Law: Am I Required To Buckle Up?

In Utah, buckling up is not just about seat belt safety. Buckling up is the law for almost everyone in the vehicle. This article explains who must wear a seat belt, what the penalties are, and how not wearing a seat belt may affect or not affect your car accident claim under Utah law. Understanding […]

Jan 1, 2021 \ Car Accidents

Basics of Utah No-Fault Insurance Coverage

If you are hurt in a car accident, you might experience many losses and expenses, such as medical bills and lost wages. In many states, the at-fault driver would have financial liability for those losses. However, Utah is a no-fault insurance state. This means that your own no-fault insurance coverage would compensate you for these […]