BAC Limits in Utah Utah has very strict guidelines concerning alcohol and driving. Blood alcohol content (BAC) restrictions use the metric system to determine the level of impairment a driver is operating under. And, these limits apply even when you might not necessarily feel or appear drunk. Regardless of how you feel, if your BAC level is above the legal...
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Wrongful Death has Many Causes For majestic beauty and inspiring landscapes, it’s hard to top living in the great state of Utah. But, as often is the case, beautiful surroundings can mask great tragedy. Just east of fair Salt Lake City over in Vernal, the infant mortality rates have skyrocketed. It was later determined that the cause of higher infant mortality...
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While a fender bender will produce more anger than injury, some auto accidents are a whole lot worse. Certain auto accidents might even result in serious injury or deaths. That’s why it’s imperative that you call an experienced truck accident attorney. After a major accident, there is more to think about than the crash itself. Here are some complexities...
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When you or a loved one is involved in an accident that causes serious injury or death, you will need legal representation you can trust. At Symco Injury Law, we are committed to fighting for you and your family during this time of injury and loss. Accident Statistics in Utah Auto accidents in Utah are on the rise. In 2013 alone, Utah Highway Safety Commission...
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Motorcycle injuries can be extremely serious. In order to avoid injury you need to be aware of how to ride a motorcycle safely, but more importantly you need to be sure that you follow any and all safety precautions. Why Wear a Helmet You should always wear a helmet when riding your motorcycle. Fatal head injuries are common when people ride motorcycles without...
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When you get into a car accident and the shock has worn off, your first response is to make sure that everyone involved is okay. Check the occupants of your vehicle and yourself first, and then find out if anyone else has been injured. Once anyone in need of medical attention has received it you can worry about dealing with compensation for your injuries and damage....
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