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“Been in an accident? You could be entitled to more than you think… but only with an aggressive, successful lawyer by your side. At 801-INJURED we fight to win. With over 15 years of experience, our track-record speaks for itself. If you’ve been injured, contact us NOW! The longer you wait, the lower your chance to get what you deserve.”
Mike Green, J.D., LLM
Founding Attorney
MILLIONS won for accident victims…
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“Thought I could brush off my accident. Man was I wrong. 801-INJURED helped me see the big picture…and got me a big payout. 8x more than insurance was offering. Thank you!”
Omar: $100k settlement
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$1.6M
Major Accident
Insurance company offered 30K. 801-INJURED won $1.6 MILLION instead.
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$40K
Car Accident Payout
Insurance offered 7K. 801-INJURED seized $40,000 instead.
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$100K
Truck Accident Payout
Insurance offered 8k. 801-INJURED made them cough up $100,000 instead.
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Award-winning and consistently 5-star rated… the attorneys at 801-INJURED have collected MILLIONS for clients. Don’t settle, contact us today.
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3 reasons 801-INJURED is the best law firm to represent you.
We get you MAXIMUM compensation for your injury.
Why settle with a mediocre lawyer? You need a lion, not a pencil-pusher. Our personal injury attorneys always fight for the biggest payout possible — that’s our pledge to you.
You pay NOTHING out of pocket.
We are relentless in your recovery. That means no hidden fees. That means no out-of-pocket costs. And that means you pay NOTHING until we win the compensation you deserve.
We win over 99% of injury cases.
Our track-record speaks for itself. 801-INJURED wins over 99% of cases. When you choose us, you can be completely confident that you’ll get the compensation you deserve.
People LOVE working with 801-INJURED…
More one-on-one time with attorney
Staff has significant trial experience
Every case handled uniquely
Mike Green former special deputy DA
Mike Green former assistant to attorney general
Mike Green formerly in the US Army & D1 athlete
Your crash. Your cash… fast.
801-INJURED voted #1 personal injury law firm in Utah.
801 Injured is home to some of Utah’s top personal injury attorneys. Award-winning and consistently 5-star rated… the attorneys at 801-INJURED have collected MILLIONS for accident victims like you.
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“Got a low offer from the insurance company that felt like a slap in the face. 801-INJURED said NO, got me 10x more money. Definitely chat with 801-INJURED if you’re hurt.”
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In Utah, if you’ve been injured and have sustained damages, you may be entitled to various types of compensation depending on the specifics of your case. Contact a top Utah accident attorney at 801-INJURED today for a free case evaluation.
You are not legally required to have a lawyer to file an auto accident injury claim in Utah, but having legal representation can significantly benefit your case. While you can file a claim on your own, having a lawyer increases the likelihood of receiving the full compensation you deserve and can make the process smoother and less stressful. 801-INJURED is here to help you. If you’ve been injured, get a free case evaluation in under 10 minutes.
At 801-INJURED there is a No Fee Guarantee, meaning you don’t pay any upfront fees. The lawyer’s fee is a percentage of the settlement or court award. If we don’t win your case, you pay nothing. It’s that simple. There’s nothing to lose, and everything to gain.
If the other driver involved in your accident in Utah is uninsured or underinsured, you still have options for seeking compensation. Top accident attorneys at 801-INJURED can tell you if you have a case. You pay nothing for this case evaluation.
With a 5-star 801-INJURED attorney most cases get settled within a few months. You can expect your maxed out payout quick. If you’ve been in an auto accident in Utah, you need to unleash the power of Utah’s most successful and aggressive auto accident attorneys. Give us a call right now. You won’t regret it.
Even if you were partially at fault for your personal injury accident in Utah, you might still be able to recover compensation. A top attorney can help assess your case and get the maxed out payout you deserve. Contact us today for a free case evaluation.
Start with what happened, where it happened and how you were injured. You do not need to know the legal name for the claim. We handle personal injury matters including vehicle collisions, falls, daycare injuries and wrongful death. The evaluation considers the incident, possible responsibility, available information and the help you need. Acceptance depends on the individual case; a checklist on a website cannot decide whether you have a valid claim.
Yes. Share the information you have and identify what is missing. A date, location, short account, insurer letter or incident reference can give the conversation a useful starting point. You do not need to purchase every record or finish an investigation before asking for an evaluation. If the firm accepts your case, we discuss the agreed investigation and the documents or authorizations needed from you.
Keep the explanations from each insurer and preserve the original photos, recordings and messages you have. Describe what you personally observed, and distinguish it from what others told you. Utah uses comparative-fault rules, so the evidence about responsibility can affect a claim. A disputed account is a reason to seek a careful evaluation rather than to assume the case is either won or lost. Explore Utah car accident guidance.
A family member can help organize an initial inquiry and explain their relationship to the injured person. Tell the team who needs help and whether that person can participate. Permission to receive private information or make decisions may require additional steps. Contacting the firm on someone else’s behalf does not automatically authorize a relative to sign documents or settle an adult’s claim.
The evaluation looks at the losses connected to the injury and what the applicable law allows you to recover. Relevant information may include treatment expenses, missed earnings, activity limits and other effects on daily life. Keep bills, wage records and specific examples of what changed. Future needs require support; do not guess at permanent limitations or future costs. Not every expense or inconvenience will necessarily be recoverable.
There is no reliable universal multiplier for an injury claim. Responsibility, the medical evidence, work losses, available coverage and the scope of a proposed release all need review. We connect the demand to records and facts rather than treating someone else’s settlement as the value of your case. Bring the actual offer and any explanation of how the insurer calculated it, including information you believe it overlooked.
Before deciding, understand what the offer covers and which claims a release would end. Compare it with the injury information available, unpaid bills, missed work and any continuing treatment questions. A first offer is not automatically fair or unfair. Our role is to examine its basis and help you understand the decision. Save the full proposal and attachments rather than only a screenshot of the payment amount.
You can request a case evaluation while receiving care. Tell the team which providers you have seen, what has been recommended and what remains uncertain. A settlement release can have lasting consequences, so ongoing care deserves attention before you agree to resolve the injury claim. We address the legal and insurance questions; diagnosis and treatment remain matters for appropriate healthcare professionals.
If we accept the case and you retain the firm, the agreed representation can include insurer communications, evidence work and negotiations. We explain what we will handle, what information we need from you and which decisions require your input. Tell the team about all insurers involved and any response deadlines in their letters. Until representation is agreed, do not assume the firm has taken over a call, claim or deadline.
First identify which insurer is asking and whether the request concerns your own policy or someone else’s coverage. Duties under your insurance contract can differ from requests by another party’s insurer. Preserve the request and ask about its purpose and your obligations before guessing at facts or agreeing with a broad account of the incident. Keep your own recollection separate from assumptions and later information.
Keep the denial, its stated reason and all relevant correspondence. An evaluation can look at whether the dispute concerns responsibility, coverage, the relationship between the event and injury, or the amount of loss. Different objections need different responses. A denial does not become a court finding simply because an adjuster wrote it, but it also should not be ignored. Bring any policy language or documents the insurer relied on.
Tell the team which policies and vehicles may be involved and bring declarations, coverage selections or waivers if you have them. Other coverage may warrant review, but it should not be assumed to exist. Policy limits and claim value are different questions. We examine the available information and explain which coverage and responsible-party questions need investigation. Read more about Utah auto claims.
Yes. 801 Injured serves injury clients across Utah from its Draper office. Give the actual place of the incident rather than substituting your home address or the nearest well-known city. The exact roadway, property or vehicle operator helps identify what happened and where relevant information may be held. Our Draper, Salt Lake City car accident and Provo car accident pages offer more focused guidance.
Our office is at 136 E 12300 S Suite B, Draper, UT 84020. The street direction is East. Contact the team to arrange a visit rather than assuming an attorney is available for an unscheduled walk-in. The city pages describe places we serve; they do not represent additional offices. See office and contact information. The footer includes a directions link to the confirmed location.
Tell us where you live, where the incident occurred and whether you expect to leave Utah during recovery. Preserve the date, precise location, original files and care information before documents become scattered. A home address alone does not identify every applicable legal or insurance issue. The evaluation can address service availability and the proposed representation; do not change the incident location to match your residence.
Yes, when an older photograph or diagram is being used to explain a later incident. Salt Lake City’s archived 200 South project covers 400 West to 900 East and reports completion in December 2024. That is a reason to compare dates and the relevant block, not proof that a project caused a crash. We examine which image actually answers the disputed movement. See the Salt Lake City example.
The initial evaluation is a chance to explain the incident, the injury, any insurer dispute and the help you are seeking. You can ask about the possible next steps, what information is missing and whether the firm can offer representation. The evaluation is free. It does not promise a settlement value, acceptance of the case or a particular outcome. Bring urgent notices to the team’s attention when you first contact us.
801 Injured offers contingency fee representation. Attorney fees depend on a recovery under the written agreement, rather than an upfront hourly payment for the represented injury claim. Before hiring us, review the fee percentage, how the recovery is calculated and when fees are deducted. Ask about any term you do not understand. The free evaluation gives you a place to begin that conversation.
Case expenses and attorney fees are separate issues. Ask what expenses may arise, whether the firm advances them, how they are deducted and what the agreement says if there is no recovery. The written terms control those arrangements. A short phrase such as “no upfront attorney fees” should not be read as a promise that no case expenses can ever apply. Discuss the actual agreement before deciding to hire the firm.
No. Do not assume that a submitted form, telephone message or initial discussion establishes representation. The firm must evaluate the matter and discuss acceptance, scope and terms with you. Until those arrangements are confirmed, do not assume that we are protecting a deadline or communicating with an insurer for you. Explain any urgent date or written notice at the outset so it can be addressed clearly.
Our intake or answering team may receive your inquiry and arrange attorney follow-up. Share the date, place, injury, insurers and any urgent notice. The first person answering can help organize the next step; every call does not necessarily reach an attorney. Tell the team your preferred language and how to contact you. The team can explain the next contact step.
Yes. 801 Injured offers Spanish intake, attorney communication and written updates. State your preference when you contact the team so it can be included in follow-up and the proposed representation. You can begin with the records you have without arranging translations of every document first. For Spanish car accident guidance, visit Abogado de accidentes de auto en Utah.
Court is not automatic, and a settlement cannot be promised. Negotiation, filing a lawsuit and trial are different stages. The right approach depends on the evidence, the dispute and the available options. We prepare for the work the case requires and explain important decisions. You retain the choice whether to accept a proposed settlement; we discuss the risks and next steps before important decisions.
The investigation, treatment information, coverage questions and the parties’ responses can affect timing. We organize the agreed work and follow up on missing information, but cannot promise a settlement date. Also ask about legal deadlines: the time allowed to file a case is a separate question from how long negotiations may take. Utah Courts advises checking the applicable limitation and when it starts. Read the Utah Courts explanation.
FIND THE RIGHT HELP
You do not need to know the legal label before contacting us. Choose the situation closest to yours, or ask our team to help you start.
A collision may involve several vehicles, policies or disputed accounts. Find guidance for your situation.
Identify the condition, the exact area and who controlled it. We can evaluate how the injury happened.
A child’s injury or a death brings different questions. Start with the person affected and what you know.
YOUR RECOVERY · OUR FIGHT
An offer may arrive before you know what the injury will cost. Put a firm on your side that looks at the whole loss.
We examine the medical record, missed earnings and other recoverable harm, then negotiate from the facts. We challenge an offer that leaves supported losses unanswered and prepare for litigation when the dispute requires it.
Care, work and daily limitations all deserve a careful look.
The records should explain the amount we pursue.
WHY CHOOSE 801 INJURED
We question unsupported blame, address disputed losses and negotiate for the compensation your case allows. The first offer is a proposal to evaluate.
We organize the agreed investigation, follow up on missing information and handle insurance communications. Progress should not mean rushing an important settlement decision.
Your work, care needs and family concerns shape the case. We explain important choices so you can decide whether an offer works for you.
UTAH CRASHES · CHECK THE DATES
An old image should not explain a different street.
Salt Lake City’s archived 200 South project covers 400 West to 900 East and reports completion in December 2024. When an image predates a street change, check whether it shows the layout at your actual incident.
We compare the image date, incident date and relevant block before relying on a diagram to explain a disputed turn or crossing. The project history provides context; it does not establish fault or current conditions on every block.
Official archived project and scope · Checked October 25, 2026
What did the source show, and when?
Use the relevant block, direction and date.
Ask which fact the image can support.
WHERE YOUR INJURY HAPPENED
Where you live, where you were hurt and who handled the incident may be different. Give the actual location so we can focus the investigation and take the right claim work off your plate.
After a fall or other premises injury, identify the entrance, parking area or specific condition. A public address does not identify every business or party that controlled the area. Keep the incident details you have; we can discuss the responsibility questions. Draper injury guidance.
Provo’s published online-reporting eligibility excludes state freeways. Keep the route, direction and nearest exit or cross street instead of treating every Provo-area event as the same city process. Provo crash guidance.
A UTA trip, school bus and private shuttle can raise different operator and coverage questions. Keep the route, ticket or school message you have. We investigate the actual transportation arrangement. Utah bus injury guidance.
Local process sources: Provo reporting eligibility · Draper public records and plans. Checked October 25, 2026. These distinctions guide preparation; they do not decide liability.
LESS CLAIM WORK ON YOUR PLATE
You have appointments, bills and a life to get back to. You should not have to manage the whole claim alone.
Once representation is agreed, our team handles the investigation, paperwork and insurance communications within that scope. We explain what we need from you and which decisions remain yours. You choose whether to accept a proposed settlement.
BEFORE YOU SIGN
A low number alone does not explain a claim. Bring the full proposal so we can evaluate what the insurer considered, what remains unknown and what signing would resolve.
| Your question | What we examine | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| What is being paid? | The written offer, its calculation and supporting records. | Separate a payment amount from the losses it addresses. |
| What remains unresolved? | Ongoing care, missing wage information and disputed responsibility. | Identify important gaps before choosing a final resolution. |
| What would I release? | The complete release, attachments and parties named. | Understand which claims the agreement would end. |
For auto claims, Utah’s Insurance Department distinguishes property damage from bodily injury and explains why the release matters. Read the official guidance.
PRACTICAL PREPARATION
A useful starting point beats a perfect file you never finish.
Keep originals and say what is missing. Do not delay appropriate care or put yourself at risk to collect evidence. These short lists help you prepare for a conversation; they are not conditions for asking for help.
Missing documents? You can still contact us.
KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Mike Green is the founding attorney at 801 Injured. Learn about the firm and its people, then ask how the proposed representation would work for your situation.
Share the date, location, injury and any urgent notice. Our intake or answering team may receive the inquiry.
The team arranges attorney follow-up. Ask about responsibility, insurance, missing information and your options.
If representation is offered, review the scope and written terms. An inquiry alone does not establish representation.
A FREE PLACE TO START
Your evaluation is free. Attorney fees depend on a recovery.
801 Injured offers contingency fee representation, so you can discuss the claim without paying attorney fees upfront. Before hiring us, ask about the fee calculation, case expenses and what the agreement says if there is no recovery.
We explain the proposed terms so you can make the hiring decision with a clear understanding of both the work and the costs.
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General information, not advice for a particular case. An inquiry does not by itself establish representation. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.