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Litigation Experience Wins

Why Litigation Experience Wins Utah Personal Injury Cases in 2025 Yesterday, I secured a substantial settlement offer for a Utah personal injury case the defense initially valued at zero. What turned it around? I filed a lawsuit, scheduled a trial, and the defense quickly changed their tune. This isn’t luck—it’s strategy. Utah personal injury… Continue reading

Premises Liability

Utah Premises Liability Law: Your Guide to Winning Cases in 2025 Losing a premises liability case in Utah can be costly and frustrating. Legal fees, expert witnesses, and court time add up quickly, often with no compensation. The key to success? Choosing a strong case from the start. Utah premises liability attorney Jake… Continue reading

Why You Need a Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer in Provo, UT

Why You Need a Drunk Driving Accident Lawyer in Provo, UT Drunk driving accidents are devastating, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional trauma, and financial burdens. If you or a loved one has been injured in a drunk driving accident in Provo, Utah, you may be entitled to compensation. Navigating the… Continue reading

Utah’s 2025 HB0154: How Punitive Damages Laws Are Changing

Utah’s 2025 HB0154: How Punitive Damages Laws Are Changing Utah’s personal injury landscape has seen a notable update in 2025 with the passage of House Bill 154 (HB0154), also known as the Punitive Damages Amendments. This new law, effective as of 2025, introduces changes to how punitive damages are handled, particularly in… Continue reading

Do Insurance Adjusters Want You to Hire a Lawyer? Utah Car Accident Secrets Revealed

The Insurance Adjuster’s Secret Game Plan Think insurance adjusters are on your side after a Utah car accident? Think again—they’re trained to save their company money, not yours! These pros aren’t there to hand you a fair check; they’re playing a game to keep payouts low and profits high. Discover why hiring… Continue reading

June 18, 2024

Traffic Law Violation: How It Impacts Car Accident Injury Claims in Utah

Traffic Law Violation: Evidence of Negligence in Utah Car Accidents Utah's Traffic Code, as of 2024, includes over 20 chapters of safety statutes designed to protect drivers and prevent accidents. Violating a traffic safety law, such as following too closely, can serve as evidence of negligence in a car accident injury case.… Continue reading

June 17, 2024

NEGLIGENT ENTRUSTMENT OF A CAR CAUSING A CAR ACCIDENT

CALL/TXT UTAH CAR ACCIDENT ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER (801) 373-6345 In 20 years of courtroom lawyeriCustomizeng, I have filed one negligent entrustment case. And car accidents are one of my two practice areas. Negligent entrustment just doesn’t come around that much. What is the Utah Law on Negligent Entrustment? Elements. The claimant injured… Continue reading

June 10, 2024

Why Providing a 5-Year Medical History Is Essential After a Utah Car Accident

Why Insurance Companies Request a Medical History When you’re involved in a Utah car accident, the at-fault insurance company may request your medical history from the past 5 or even 10 years. This request may seem intrusive, but it serves specific purposes in evaluating your claim. What Does a Medical History Include?… Continue reading

June 07, 2024

Utah Winter Car Accidents: Determining Fault in Snowy and Icy Conditions

Utah Winter Car Accidents: Who Is at Fault? Winter in Utah brings snow, ice, and hazardous road conditions. While bad weather makes driving more challenging, it does not excuse drivers from acting negligently. If you were involved in a Utah winter car accident, understanding fault is essential. https://youtube.com/shorts/he5OTcEfQKo?feature=share The Rule of Reasonable… Continue reading

May 29, 2024

PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN UTAH CAR ACCIDENTS AND PERSONAL INJURY CASES

CALL/TXT UTAH CAR ACCIDENT ATTORNEY JAKE GUNTER (801) 373-6345. FREE CONSULT. 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. What are Punitive Damages in Utah Car Accident and Personal Injury Cases? Punitive damages are not normally applicable to Utah personal injury cases. Punitive damages are applicable when the negligent conduct rises to the level of: (1).… Continue reading

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