by Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen | Nov 1, 2023 | HAO Blog, Personal Injury, Uncategorized
There are many fields of law. Their names are self-descriptive for the most part. Corporate law deals with corporations. Constitutional law deals with the document George Washington once called “the guide which I will never abandon.” Animal law, as you...
by Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen | Jul 6, 2023 | Personal Injury
Maybe you were injured as the result of another party’s negligence: on the road, at the park, in a store, or anywhere else. Maybe another person intentionally meant to harm you and succeeded. Or maybe the other person meant you no harm – but their dog,...
by Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen | Dec 8, 2022 | HAO Blog, HAO Blog, Personal Injury
Landlords can in fact be held liable for slip and fall injuries in the state of Utah. If someone becomes injured at a commercial or residential property – and the owner of said property was responsible for creating or allowing the existence of the unsafe conditions...
by Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen | Nov 8, 2022 | Personal Injury
Maybe you’ve heard the term “damages” before on some fast-talking lawyer’s commercial. Maybe you know the word, but never realized it has a specific legal definition. When lawyers say “damages,” they are referring to an important aspect of any personal...
by Hillyard, Anderson & Olsen | Oct 5, 2022 | General, General|HAO Blog, Personal Injury
In the United States, over 100,000 pedestrians visited emergency rooms in 2020 for non-fatal injuries they sustained during a collision. The true number of injuries sustained by pedestrians during collisions is likely much higher, as most decline to report them to...
