Utah Personal Injury Services | 801 Injured

Utah Personal Injury Services

Get the full compensation you deserve

Hurt in Utah? Find the right help for your injury. 801 Injured fights low insurance offers, investigates the facts and handles the claim work so you can focus on getting better.

  • Fight for every dollar your case supports
  • Let our team handle the insurance work
  • No upfront attorney fees

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Tell us what happened. Start here.

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Find help for your situation

Choose what happened, not just the name of the injury. Each service page explains the evidence, insurance questions and preparation that fit that type of claim. You can contact us if more than one description applies.

01

Car accidents

Another driver hit you, fault is disputed or an offer leaves your injury losses unresolved.

02

Truck accidents

A commercial truck was involved and the operator, vehicle records or business responsibility need investigation.

03

Motorcycle accidents

A rider or passenger was hurt, and the insurer’s account needs to be tested against the road and vehicle movements.

05

Bus accidents

A collision, braking, boarding or exiting injury requires identifying the actual bus operator and event.

06

Slip and fall injuries

A surface, step, spill or icy path caused an injury and control of the area needs review.

07

Wrongful death

Your family needs answers about a death and the legal route for the losses that followed.

08

Daycare injuries

A child was hurt in care and the facility’s account, supervision or condition needs investigation.

Mike Green, founding attorney at 801 Injured
Mike GreenFounding attorney · 801 Injured

WHY CHOOSE 801 INJURED

Put a stronger team behind your claim

Insurance negotiations should account for the injury’s effect on your health, work and daily life. We pursue maximum supported compensation, push back on weak blame arguments and explain the decisions that affect your recovery.

01

Fight for the full supported payout

We build the compensation discussion around the evidence of your actual losses. The first insurance number is a proposal to evaluate, not a result you must accept.

02

Let us take on the insurer

Our team handles the agreed evidence and negotiation work, presses for progress and prepares for litigation when the dispute requires it.

03

Get personal help in your language

Our Draper office serves Utah injury matters with English and full Spanish service. Ask about attorney communication, written updates and the work we can take off your plate.

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LOCAL GUIDANCE

Your Utah location changes the questions

A home address does not identify where an injury happened or who controlled the scene. Start with the exact location and the event. These local distinctions help aim the investigation without turning every place name into a claim of danger.

01

City street or highway

Keep the investigating agency and precise crash point. The nearest city name may not identify who responded to a state-highway collision.

02

Public path or private property

Mark the store entrance, sidewalk or parking area involved. Control and maintenance roles can change within a short walk.

03

Private or public operator

Keep the actual bus, childcare or business operator details. A recognizable name may not identify the entity that controlled the activity.

Bring the detail that identifies your claim

For a Utah truck crash, separate the tractor, trailer and carrier identifiers. For an app ride, keep the receipt and trip times. For a daycare injury, match the enrolled program and address. These are practical starting points for finding the right evidence.

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01

Truck or bus

Save the operator, plate or unit details already available. FMCSA provides a company-safety search, but a matching record is not a finding about your collision.

02

Childcare program

Utah DHHS links to licensing records and concern-reporting routes. Keep dates and distinguish a historic regulatory issue from the event involving your child.

03

A city sidewalk

Salt Lake City publishes sidewalk-maintenance guidance. Confirm the actual city and property area before applying a local instruction elsewhere.

You focus on recovery. We handle claims.

The agreed representation gives you help with the evidence, paperwork and insurance work. You make the important decisions.

YOU SHARE

The event and injury

WE HANDLE THE AGREED WORK

Identify the right claim and the records needed.

YOU SHARE

What the injury changed

WE HANDLE THE AGREED WORK

Build a demand around documented losses.

YOU SHARE

The questions you have

WE HANDLE THE AGREED WORK

Explain the proposed work and your options.

Questions about starting your Utah claim

1

What if several claim types apply?

Start with the actual sequence. A bus collision at pickup, a truck at a business entrance or childcare transport can raise more than one set of questions. We can discuss the overlap without making you choose a legal label first.

2

Do you serve all of Utah?

801 Injured evaluates Utah injury matters from its Draper office. Give the actual event location so the evidence and applicable requirements follow the incident rather than your mailing address.

3

Is there an office in every city?

Our office is at 136 E 12300 S Suite B, Draper, UT 84020. A page describing another city is a service-area page, not a claim that a separate office exists there.

4

Do I need every record first?

No. Bring the date, place and basic account. Reports, messages or bills help if available, and you can explain what is missing when asking for an evaluation.

5

Can I ask about a low offer?

Yes. Keep the full offer and release. We examine what the payment addresses, unresolved losses and the rights the proposed document would end.

6

Does a property payment settle my injury?

The terms matter. Keep property and injury communications separate and bring any release for review rather than assume every check resolves the same losses.

7

What should a truck claimant save?

Separate tractor and trailer identifiers, the operator name and existing images. Tell us about vehicle storage, planned repair and possible recordings so evidence needs can be reviewed.

8

What should an app passenger save?

Keep the complete receipt, trip identifier and original support messages. Mark pickup, cancellation and impact times separately rather than infer them all from the fare receipt.

9

What matters after a fall?

Identify the precise condition, place and time. Existing photos, witnesses and reports may help, but a fall alone does not establish who controlled the condition or was negligent.

10

What should daycare parents keep?

Save the facility’s first account, original messages, timestamps and medical instructions. Match the actual program and location, and keep a later explanation separate from the first one.

11

Does reporting preserve every legal deadline?

Do not assume so. An incident report, licensing concern or request for records may serve a different purpose from a legal claim or required notice. Bring dates and notices promptly.

12

Can public-entity cases have different rules?

Yes. Identify any public operator or agency early. Special notice and other requirements can need attention separately from the ordinary insurance discussion.

13

Who decides whether to accept?

You decide whether to accept a settlement. We explain the supported claim, remaining issues and proposed release so you can assess the offer with advice.

14

Will you guarantee a payout or timing?

We pursue maximum supported compensation and press for progress. Outcomes and timing depend on evidence, responsibility, coverage and other case-specific issues.

15

Can I communicate in Spanish?

Yes. Intake, attorney communication and written updates are available in Spanish. Tell the team your preference when you contact us.

16

What does the evaluation cost?

The initial evaluation is free. If representation is offered, the written agreement explains contingency attorney fees, case expenses and the agreed work.

17

When should I contact an injury attorney?

Contact our team when an injury creates bills, missed work or an insurance dispute. A Utah injury attorney can help identify the claim questions and time-sensitive evidence. Start with what happened; you do not need a finished file.

18

What does your personal injury firm handle?

801 Injured evaluates vehicle collisions, falls, daycare injuries, dog-related injuries and wrongful death matters across Utah. Our personal injury law firm matches the proposed investigation to the event rather than treating every injury as an auto claim.

19

Can an injury lawyer handle insurance calls?

After you retain us, the agreed work can include insurer communications, records and negotiations. Tell the injury lawyer which companies have contacted you and keep the complete letters so the requests can be sorted.

Let us take the next step

Tell our team what happened and what is making the claim difficult. We can identify the next questions, explain the proposed representation and arrange attorney follow-up. Start with what you have.

801 Injured office location in Draper

801-INJURED

136 E 12300 S Suite B
Draper, UT 84020

Contact

Office Hours

Mon–Fri 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Sat, Sun Closed

English & Spanish service
Atención y seguimiento en español

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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.

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