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Utah Accident and Injury Laws

Getting injured is never a pleasant experience, whether it's a bruised elbow or a compound fracture, but getting injured because of another party's negligence (or even intentional act) adds insult to injury. Fortunately, the law is on your side. Welcome to FindLaw's section on Utah's accident and injury laws, covering a wide variety of laws and regulations protecting consumers, employees, motorists, and others who have been injured through no fault of their own. This section includes articles on how to report a claim after a car accident, laws that regulate how asbestos is handled and disposed, how pain and suffering damages are calculated, and much more.

Learn About Utah Accident and Injury Laws

  • Utah Negligence Laws

    How Utah courts define and apply the legal concept of negligence, in which one party's injuries are caused by the negligent actions (or inaction) of another party.

  • Utah Car Accident Settlement Process and Timeline

    Summary of what to expect when you're involved in a car accident claim settlement in Utah, including a timeline of processes, rules for reporting car accidents, and insurance requirements.

  • Utah Asbestos Regulations

    The basics of how Utah regulates the handling, removal, and disposal of materials containing asbestos, a once commonly used substance known to cause serious illnesses.

  • Utah Car Accident Compensation Laws

    What every Utah driver needs to know about getting compensated for injuries or other claims related to car accidents, including explanations of "no fault" and "modified comparative fault."

  • Utah Workers' Compensation Laws

    Overview of Utah's laws and procedures pertaining to employers' duty to carry workers' compensation insurance, which helps workers who become injured while on the job.

  • Pain and Suffering Damages in Utah

    Article explaining the meaning and purpose of "pain and suffering" damages in injury lawsuits, which are awarded to plaintiffs for claims of emotional distress and physical pain.

Utah Accident and Injury Law Articles

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