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Sex Abuse Claims End with $73 Million Settlement

The class action was originally filed in 2019 and alleged that James Heaps, M.D., sexually assaulted, abused and harassed his patients. Dr. James Heaps is taken into custody in Los...

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DUI Driver Attempts to Bribe Officer After Crash

“I’ll do anything not to go to jail.” According to KSL News, a Utah woman is facing charges of bribery following a crash on June 10, 2020, on I-80 near...

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Del Taco Pays More Than $1 Million to Settle Sexual Harassment Claims

It is well known that sexual harassment is a problem in the restaurant and fast-food industry. A 2016 study found that 40% of women working in fast food have complained...

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Sunbeam Recalls Unsafe Pressure Cookers

The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission has recently recalled Crock-Pot brand 6-Quart Express Crock Pot Multi-Cookers due to a burn hazard. According to the recall notice, the hazard comes...

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Utah Construction Worker Electrocuted

A construction worker died by electrocution Monday in South Jordan, according to police. Photo Credit: Steve Griffin, KSL News A man installing underground electrical lines was electrocuted on Monday, January...

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Deadline Looms for Boy Scout Sexual Abuse Claims

If you have been abused while in the scouting program, you may be entitled to compensation for what you have gone through. According to USA Today, the Boy Scouts of...

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Firm Secures 4.8 Million Verdict in Carbon Monoxide Case

The Kramer Injury Law is pleased to report a bench trial verdict we recently received for two of our deserving clients. Back in 2013, a couple checked into The Kimball,...

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The Coronavirus Effect on Personal Injury Cases

The “New Normal” As the Coronavirus pandemic continues, many businesses and healthcare providers are temporarily closing or limiting operations. Restaurants have been ordered to stop serving dine-in patrons, gyms like...

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No Significant Decline in Fatal Accidents or DUI Arrests Since Pandemic

Any Utahn who drives on the I-15 through Salt Lake County recently has likely noticed a significant drop in cars on the road since the beginning of the pandemic and...

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Utah Drivers Speeding Up as Pandemic Eases up Traffic

UHP troopers are reporting an increase in speeders as the highways are clearing out due to stay-at-home directives to control the pandemic. Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Larry Mower pulls a...

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