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The Duty to Defend: Analyzing Bad Faith in Farm Bureau v. Weston
In the complex world of insurance litigation, few cases illustrate the tension between an insurer’s bottom line and its obligation to a policyholder better than
Understanding Civil Wiretap Claims in Utah
In the age of smartphones, Ring cameras, and voice memos, recording a conversation has never been easier. But just because you can hit record doesn’t
Satterfield v. Simon & Schuster: The Case That Defined Text Litigation
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA Ninth Circuit’s decision in Satterfield v. Simon & Schuster. The case concerns how courts treat text messages, consent, and
How Long Do I Have to File a Civil Sexual Abuse Case in Utah?
If you or a loved one is considering filing a civil lawsuit for sexual abuse in Utah, you are likely facing one of the most
Liability Insurance Doesn’t Defend You in a Lawsuit? Bad Faith Claims in Utah
Being hit with a lawsuit is stressful enough, but discovering your liability insurance provider is refusing to defend you can feel like a devastating blow.
Workers’ Compensation in Utah: A Guide to Different Case Types
Workplace injuries can be a daunting experience, leaving employees with physical pain, emotional stress, and financial worries. In Utah, the workers’ compensation system is supposed