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A motorcycle safety page listed the number one safety rule to “be ready: mind, body and bike”. Mental readiness was defined as taking the motorbike out with a clear mind and a body free of drugs or alcohol. A motorcyclist who is driving intoxicated or under the influence is surely courting trouble. Operating a motorcycle…
Read MoreThe upcoming solar eclipse is a rare and exciting event. Luckily, Utah neighbors the states that will experience its full totality. This means there will be many people traveling by car, causing much more traffic than usual. In addition, due to the numerous solar eclipse events occurring throughout the Utah valley, (for those who would…
Read MoreSocial Media and technology play an extremely important role in our society. Even here at Good Guys Injury Law, we use of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, texting, email, and other outlets daily to better inform our clients and connect with the community. With so many things competing for our attention, social media and technology can certainly…
Read MoreAt Good Guys Injury Law, we look forward to Thanksgiving every year. We cherish the opportunity to relax with our families and remember the good things in our lives. Thanksgiving is often one of the few chances many people have to visit relatives and friends in other states. Because of this, the holiday season is also…
Read MoreHere’s a question: what do a delicious burger, a catchy song, and a great conversation have in common? The answer: they can all be deadly if they’re competing with the road for your attention. Not Just Texting Nowadays, when we hear the phrase “distracted driving,” our thoughts almost immediately turn to texting, calling, or otherwise…
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Even though we should know better, most of us use our smartphones while driving, according to a survey conducted by AT&T. As part of their “It Can Wait” campaign against distracted driving, AT&T asked smartphone users about their phone use while driving. The results are frightening. Seven out of ten users admitted to using their…
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Driving has become so routine in our lives that sometimes we think it is harmless to multitask while we commute to work or run errands. It may be as simple as changing the radio station, finishing your lunch, or sending a text message, but any distraction is dangerous. Doing anything that pulls your focus off…
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What’s one thing all drivers on the road have in common? We’re all trying our best to avoid an accident. One step to becoming a better driver and avoiding accidents is being aware of the types of accidents and what you can do to minimize your chances of causing them. Rear-end Collisions A rear-end collision…
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