Car accident claims may involve the negligence of another driver. Sometimes horrible motor vehicle collisions result from defective parts (such as defective brakes), as well as the unreasonably dangerous design of seatbelts, tires, or gas tanks. There are often many dangers present on the roadway including: defective steering, defective brakes, defective tires, defective air bags, defective seat belts, defective engine parts and systems that cause fire and explosions, and defective helmets on motorcyclists.
At Anderson | Hinkins we understands that your immediate goals after going through such distress are to regain your health, see that your medical bills are paid and covered, and ensure that you do not suffer financially from lost wages. Our clients face increasing medical expenses, lost wages, and loss of enjoyment of life. At Hinkins Law, LLC, we will discuss your situation and review the options available to you.
When a car accident results in a permanent disabling injury, we work to recover the funds necessary to make up for your inability to work, as well as that money necessary to pay for long term medical care needs. Members of the immediate family often suffer as well, both financially and emotionally. In the event of a catastrophic injury or death, family members may feel as though the fabric of their lives has been suddenly torn apart.
At Anderson Hinkins LLC, we will work promptly to determine fault and seek to recover all legal damages. Within the first week, important physical evidence can be lost and witnesses may become hard to find. You should know that insurance companies quickly seek to protect their interests by investigating the accident shortly after its occurrence. It is generally wise for the injured victim and/or family members to consult a Utah car accident lawyer as soon as possible.
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If you have been injured in an automobile accident in Utah, please contact us online or by phone at 1-801-930-0290 for a free consultation.
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