Utah Personal Injury Attorney

Case Types Our Co-Counsel in Utah Can Help You With

Our law firm partners can help with many types of personal injury cases. Call us if you need a:

• Utah car accident lawyer
• Utah truck accident lawyer
• Utah motorcycle accident lawyer
• Utah pedestrian accident lawyer
• Utah rideshare accident lawyer
• Utah medical malpractice lawyer
• Utah nursing home abuse and neglect lawyer
• Utah mass tort lawyer (often involving defective and dangerous products)

If you or a loved one suffered harm and believe someone’s negligence is the source of your suffering, call the Goldwater Law Firm as soon as possible. There is no risk or harm in calling. We can lead you to a law firm partner who can work hard to secure the compensation you and your family need.

Recover Without Facing More Stress With a Utah Personal Injury Lawyer

Of the many reasons to hire a Utah personal injury lawyer, your health should be near the top of the list. When you choose to have a lawyer handle your case, you decide to direct your mind and energy toward your recovery—from physical injuries, emotional anguish, and psychological distress.

Some more reasons to hire a Utah personal injury lawyer include:

A Nationwide Reputation for Helping Clients Get Results

Our goal is to facilitate a fair financial recovery for you. Our law firm is one of the most widely recognized in the country. One reason for this widespread recognition is our reputation for helping clients get fair financial results.

We Have Assisted the Injured for More Than 20 Years

Our firm has partnered victims of negligence with personal injury attorneys for over two decades. This is relevant to you because:

• With experience, our legal team has gained a better understanding of which firms are good fits for specific clients
• Our network of law firm partners and industry experts has only grown over 20-plus years in service
• Our continued growth shows that we are an integrity-driven law firm worthy of our client’s trust

While we have adapted to a changing world in business (and changing legal realities) over the past twenty years, our commitment to truth and excellence has been steadfast.

Each of Our Law Firm Partners Offers Excellent Client Service

The Goldwater Law Firm only refers to law firms that mirror its principles. One of our most uncompromising beliefs is that clients must be treated like family.

When you retain a Utah personal injury attorney through our co-counsels, expect the firm to:

• Respect you and recognize the hardship you’ve endured
• Be patient, knowing that clients are often under immense stress
• Listen to you, never talking down or cutting you off when you have something to say
• Come to you for in-person meetings
• Make the process of completing your case as seamless as possible
• Treat you like one of their own

When we refer you to a law firm partner, our reputation is at stake. We will only direct you to partners who uphold the highest standards of client service.

Our Substantial Resources Often Contribute to Our Clients’ Victories

The law firm partners with the Goldwater Law Firm work with a network of specialists and experts, including those licensed in Utah. This is one of many resources our co-counsel uses when constructing personal injury cases.

We ask you to contact the Goldwater Law Firm as soon as possible. Utah Code § 78B-2-307 may establish a strict filing deadline for your personal injury case, and it’s one of several time-sensitive aspects of cases like yours. Call the Goldwater Law Firm today for your free consultation.

Your Utah Personal Injury Attorney Will Make Your Case Their Business

You want a Utah personal injury attorney who will invest their time and energy in your case. In other words, you want a personal injury lawyer who cares about you.

Our firm connects clients with our law firm partners, who handle even the finest details of personal injury cases. Those law firms’ routines generally include:

Gathering All Relevant Information and Evidence

Your Utah-based lawyer will need to be fully informed, and they will take the necessary steps to gather:

• All relevant information about how and why you were injured
• Witness testimony
• Evidence of the at-fault parties’ negligence
• Any other information pertinent to your case

With these details and materials in hand, your lawyer can confidently create a personalized case strategy.

Surveying Insurance Options

Insurance providers are often prominent players in personal injury cases. Your attorney will:

• Review your insurance status and any policies related to your case
• Determine if the at-fault parties are insured and obtain a copy of their insurance policy
• Identify coverage limits on every policy that entitles you to compensation
• File your personal injury claim
• Deal with insurance companies for you
• Negotiate with insurers when the time comes

Our personal injury law firm partners have a Utah personal injury attorney who understands how insurance companies operate. Their personal injury lawyers know insurers sometimes act in bad faith, denying claims they should pay, lowballing claimants, and taking other measures to avoid financial accountability.

Your personal injury attorney will be prepared for bad-faith tactics and will protect you from the harm these bad-faith approaches can have on unprepared claimants.

Pinpointing the Best Strategy for the Client

Our co-counsels serving Utah create personalized case plans for each client. A one-size-fits-all legal approach just doesn’t work. Each client is different, so expect your lawyer to craft an original strategy that suits you and you alone.

Documenting the Client’s Recoverable Damages

It’s essential for your lawyer to document each of your recoverable damages in as fine of detail as possible. Some ways Utah attorneys can document a client’s damages include:

• Medical paperwork: Your attorney will be interested in all medical records of your case. This may include images of injuries, doctors’ diagnoses of your injuries and symptoms, and medical bills.
• Expert diagnoses and opinions: Experts can determine the financial value of your damages, estimate recovery timelines, and testify to many other relevant aspects of your case. Since experts generally have legitimate credentials, their testimony can be very valuable to a personal injury case.
• Financial records: One of our law firm partners may use bank statements, receipts showing the cost of property damage and other items and services, and other financial documents to prove how much money you may be eligible to receive.
• The client’s testimony: Who knows more about your suffering than you do? Do not be surprised if your attorney uses your words to show the cost of the at-fault parties’ negligence.

We partner with proven law firms that know how to communicate their clients’ losses effectively.

Fearlessly Fighting for a Fair Financial Recovery

Your lawyer’s job is to obtain the maximum compensation you are eligible to receive. They will discuss their strategy for completing this job with you.

Recoverable Damages in Your Utah Personal Injury Case

Without knowing more about you and your case, we could not identify your recoverable damages with any certainty. However, our decades of experience with personal injury cases allows us to say that some common damages typically include the following:

• Medical expenses, which can range from ambulance transport to emergency surgery, medications, hospital bills, and rehabilitation
• Pain and suffering, which may include anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), lost quality of life, physical pain, scarring, and other types of non-economic harm
• Property expenses, which may include the repair or replacement of property damaged due to someone else’s negligence
• Professional harm, including any lost wages now or in the future as a result of injury or psychological trauma

When a client has suffered a disabling injury or lost a loved one, a lawyer must account for the potentially lifelong cost of these realities. From grief to housing costs and the total loss of financial earnings or support, these case types have unique considerations your attorney will weigh.