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It is—not surprisingly—deemed inappropriate to discuss the toll which death exacts on the surviving loved ones of the decedent in terms of tangible, monetary terms. Yet, crass and indelicate though it may seem, the actual expenses that are concretely associated with fatal accidents are an imposing, unavoidable reality for those left in the wake thereof. …
Read MoreApproximately 400 people die of carbon monoxide poisoning in the U.S. every year. This comes to at least 3 or 4 Utahns dying from carbon monoxide each year. Though the absolute numbers may seem small compared to other types of accidental death, this type of death is easily preventable, and there are steps you can…
Read MoreThe Utah Department of Transportation reports that in 2009, the state saw 238 traffic fatalities. While drowsy driving, poor driving conditions, and driver distraction cause the vast majority of car accidents, the culprit is not always a human being. Statistics vary widely, but mechanical failures—misfires in the operation of a motor vehicle—are said to contribute…
Read MoreAccording to KSL News, 24-year-old Alex Soderborg was killed in a motorcycle accident. Soderborg was traveling near 4100 South and 4000 West in West Valley City when a car did not see him and struck Soderborg, throwing him about 10 feet. He was wearing a helmet but unfortunately suffered severe head injuries and died at…
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