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Social Media has transformed the way in which family, friends, businesses, organizations, and society at large interact with each other. While these media make it easy to share all the details of our lives, they also invite new means of exposure and vulnerability. When you are physically, emotionally, and even financially vulnerable from a recent…
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As an established rite of passage, driving privileges in Utah play a large role in the transformation of youth into an adult. Along with the allure and opportunities that a driver’s license creates, a great amount of risk is carried by teenagers as they enter the vehicular world. Auto accidents are the leading cause of…
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No one is perfect. We have all made mistakes, been in accidents, or experienced injuries in the past. Sometimes the circumstances surrounding injuries and accidents can seem embarrassing or trivial. Under many circumstances, it’s fine to keep the secret, but when it comes to your personal injury case, keeping quiet about the past can be…
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With the frequency and seriousness of Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI), I felt that it would be beneficial to you and to our clients to provide you with an in-depth list of some common questions and answers regarding spinal cord injuries in addition to the SCI FAQ page on our main site. While we are not…
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According to the American Institute of Stress, the Holmes-Rahe Life Stress Inventory places injury as number six on a list of 43 most stressful life events. This ranking is especially true when an injured individual is left at the scene of an accident without the perpetrator present to resolve the situation. An accident is a disorienting occurrence…
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The Dear Motorist Video was released on December 4, 2013 and has begun changing lives and saving lives. The video has garnered over 120,000 views and is climbing daily with thousands of shares and likes via social media. The video highlights the love cyclists share for taking their bike out on a ride; the adrenaline…
Read MoreRight before the 2013 school year, Oakdale Elementary saw a last-minute influx of kindergarteners. The Oakdale administration was scrambling to find room, teachers, and funds for these new little students. That’s when first-year teacher Angela Oviatt stepped to the plate. Originally hired as a part-time teacher, Miss Oviatt made the sacrifice of her time, family,…
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Winter is officially here and we need to consider how we bundle up our bundle children in their car seats. The primary purpose of the car seat is to keep our young child properly buckled up during travel. The requirements in the cold weather to keep the child warm for the weather might compromise the…
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