by Ken Christensen | Sep 11, 2013 | Motorcycle Accidents, Personal Injury
Thousands of riders flooded Ogden streets Saturday to support the creation of the National Firefighter Memorial. This was the 10th annual ride on behalf of the memorial. The memorial looks to support the firefighters who leave their families, their warm beds, and...
by Ken Christensen | Aug 14, 2013 | Personal Injury
It was reported that Margarita Elena Franco was charged in 7th District Court with three counts of aggravated assault and a third-degree felony. She was also charged with one count of failure to remain at the scene of an accident with injuries which is a class A...
by Ken Christensen | Jun 4, 2013 | Car Accidents, Personal Injury
A road accident in Payson involving 7 vehicles was reported Monday afternoon. Three people were listed in critical condition and another in serious condition. According to Utah Highway Patrol officials there was heavy traffic on the road because of on-going...
by Ken Christensen | May 30, 2013 | Personal Injury, Slips and Falls
A woman fell 15 feet in a rock climbing accident in Big Cottonwood Canyon on Monday, according to KSL. The woman, a Southern Utah University student, was rock climbing with some friends when the belay rope slipped and she fell 15 feet. Her brother was able to call 911...
by Ken Christensen | May 23, 2013 | Children's Accidents, Intersection Accident, Pedestrian Accident Attorney, Personal Injury
The Utah Department of Public Safety reported that in an average year in Utah, 6 bicyclists are killed and nearly 850 are involved in crashes with motor vehicles. Nearly 60% of bicyclists involved in a bicycle/motor vehicle crash are younger than 20 years of age and...
by Ken Christensen | May 13, 2013 | Personal Injury
In 2011 Greenleef enterprises recognized that dozens of their customers were experiencing yellowing and decay in their trees and bushes. After investigation into the cause the Heber County company filed a law suit on behalf of its clients against DuPont Co. They found...
