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After the crash,
the road back starts here.

One free call connects you with the right Utah car accident attorney — and the right doctors to treat your injuries. We coordinate your care, deal with the insurance companies, and you focus on getting better.

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Focus on what matters

You focus on healing.
We’ll handle the rest.

After a crash, the calls, claims, and finding the right doctor pile up fast. We line up injury-experienced medical providers and a top attorney, and take on the insurance company — so you can rest and recover.

  • The right doctors — urgent care, PT, chiro & more
  • We deal with adjusters and paperwork
  • No fee unless you win
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More than a referral

The right attorney — and the right care.

Most services just hand you a lawyer. We coordinate your whole recovery — the right injury providers and a top attorney, working from the same playbook — so nothing you do to get better ever hurts your case.

Right medical care

We connect you with providers who treat car-accident injuries every day — and document them properly from day one.

Right attorney

A pre-screened Utah personal injury attorney who handles cases like yours and works on contingency.

Your care, coordinated — in the right order

1

Urgent care & ER

Get checked right away. We point you to clinics that see car-accident injuries fast — and document them from day one, when it matters most.

2

Diagnostic imaging

X-rays and MRIs that catch hidden injuries early and create the objective records an insurer can’t wave away.

3

Chiropractic care

Hands-on treatment for whiplash, neck, and back injuries from providers who know accident cases — and how to chart them.

4

Physical therapy

Structured rehab that restores function and builds the consistent treatment history that protects your claim.

5

Pain management

Targeted treatment and injections when pain lingers, so you’re not left toughing it out — and the record reflects it.

6

Specialists & surgery

Orthopedic and neurology specialists — and surgical referrals if you need them — for the most serious injuries.

Why the right provider matters

The wrong provider can cost you your case.

Many doctors are excellent at general medicine but don’t know how to treat — or document — car-accident injuries. Gaps in treatment, missing records, and no clear link between the crash and your injuries are the top reasons insurers cut offers or deny claims outright. The providers in our network treat accident injuries every day and document them the way a claim requires, so your medical care actually supports your recovery and your case.

Care with no upfront cost

Many network providers bill your Utah PIP coverage or treat on a lien — meaning they’re paid from your settlement, not your wallet. You get the care you need now, even if money is tight.

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If the crash just happened

What to do right now, step by step

Standing next to a wrecked car is overwhelming. Follow these markers in order — each one protects your health and your claim.

1

Get to safety

Move out of traffic if you can, turn on hazards, and check everyone for injuries. Your safety comes before anything on this page.

2

Call 911

Utah law requires reporting crashes involving injury, death, or significant property damage — and the police report becomes your single most valuable piece of evidence.

3

Exchange information

Name, phone, insurance company, policy number, license plate. Don’t discuss fault — even “I’m sorry” can be used against you.

4

Photograph everything

All vehicles from multiple angles, the road, skid marks, signs, weather, visible injuries. More photos beat better photos.

5

Get witness contacts

Witnesses leave fast. A name and number now can decide a disputed-fault claim later.

6

See a doctor — soon

Whiplash and concussions often appear days later, and treatment gaps are the #1 reason insurers cut offers. Your Utah PIP coverage helps pay these first bills.

7

Talk to us before the other insurer

Their adjuster will call fast and sound friendly. You’re generally not required to give a recorded statement. Get free advice first: (801) 900-9393.

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Your route to recovery

We’re a free connection service. The vetting is already done — one call puts you with a Utah attorney who handles cases exactly like yours.

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Get matched with care & a top attorney

We line up injury-experienced medical providers who document your treatment correctly — and a pre-screened Utah attorney with a record in cases like yours. Spanish-speaking providers and attorneys available.

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Pay nothing unless you win

Network attorneys work on contingency. They handle insurers, medical bills, and paperwork — and only get paid when you do.

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Know your rights

Utah car accident law, in plain English

4 yrs

Statute of limitations

You generally have four years from the accident to file a personal injury claim in Utah (three for property damage). But evidence fades in weeks — act early.

$3,000

No-fault PIP threshold

Utah is a no-fault state: your own PIP pays first medical bills. Once expenses pass $3,000 — or injuries are serious or permanent — you can generally pursue the at-fault driver.

<50%

Comparative fault rule

You can recover as long as you were less than 50% at fault, reduced by your share — which is exactly the number adjusters try to inflate.

25/65/15

Minimum liability limits

Utah’s required coverage is often far less than real crash costs. An attorney finds every available policy — including underinsured motorist coverage you may not know you have.

This is general information about Utah law as of 2026, not legal advice. Statutes change and exceptions apply — a free consultation with a licensed Utah attorney is the only way to know how the law applies to your case.

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Help for your whole family — in your language.

Our team and Spanish-speaking attorneys are available 24/7. We explain every step clearly — in English or Spanish — and tag your request so we call you back in the language you choose.

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Car accident questions, answered

How much does it cost to talk to a car accident lawyer in Utah?
Nothing. The case review is free, and network attorneys work on contingency — they only get paid if you win a settlement or verdict. There are no upfront costs and no hourly fees.
How long do I have to file a car accident claim in Utah?
Generally four years from the date of the accident for personal injury, and three years for property damage. But witnesses, camera footage, and skid marks disappear within days — the sooner you act, the stronger your case.
Utah is a no-fault state — what does that mean for me?
Your own PIP (Personal Injury Protection) coverage pays your first medical bills regardless of who caused the crash; Utah requires a minimum of $3,000 in PIP. Once your medical expenses exceed $3,000 — or your injuries are serious or permanent — you can generally pursue the at-fault driver for full damages.
Should I talk to the other driver’s insurance company?
Not before talking to an attorney. The adjuster’s job is to minimize what the company pays. You are generally not required to give a recorded statement, and early statements are routinely used to shrink settlements.
What if I was partially at fault for the crash?
Utah follows modified comparative fault. You can still recover as long as you were less than 50% at fault, and your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault. Insurers often try to inflate your share — an attorney pushes back with the evidence.
What is my Utah car accident case worth?
It depends on medical bills, lost wages, vehicle damage, pain and suffering, and fault. Because Utah reduces recovery by your share of fault (and bars it at 50%+), the number is rarely obvious. A free case review gives you a realistic range in minutes.
What if the other driver was uninsured or fled the scene?
You may still have coverage. Many Utah policies include uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) protection that pays when the at-fault driver can’t — even in a hit-and-run. An attorney finds every policy that may apply to your crash.
Can I use my own doctor after a car accident?
Yes — it’s your choice. But many general doctors don’t know how to treat or document accident injuries, and incomplete records routinely shrink settlements. We can connect you with providers who handle accident cases every day and document them the way a claim requires.
Why does it matter which doctor or clinic I see?
Two reasons: treatment and documentation. The right provider treats your injuries correctly so you actually heal — and creates the records linking the crash to your injuries that decide what your claim is worth. The wrong provider can quietly cost you both your recovery and your case.
Will medical treatment cost me anything upfront?
Often not. Many network providers bill your Utah PIP coverage or treat on a lien — meaning they’re paid from your settlement, not out of your pocket — so you can get care now even if money is tight.
Do you offer help in Spanish?
Yes. Our service is available in Spanish 24/7, and we can connect you with Utah car accident attorneys who serve clients in Spanish.

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