Workers' compensation in Utah typically covers medical expenses, wage loss, and rehabilitation costs related to work-related injuries or illnesses. However, it does not cover incidents that occur outside the workplace or during non-working hours. Moreover, injuries resulting from an employee's intentional self-harm, illegal activities, drug or alcohol use, or violations

In Utah, it is the responsibility of the employer to pay for workers' compensation insurance. This mandatory insurance provides benefits to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses, regardless of who is at fault. The costs cannot be passed onto employees. The insurance premium is calculated based on the risk

Are you wondering how long-term injuries might affect your workers compensation benefits in Utah? If so, then you’re not alone.Workers comp law is tricky, but we’re going to help explain what you need to know about receiving medical treatment and compensation after your injury. Under Utah workers compensation, how many years

As the temperatures dip and snow starts to blanket the valleys of Utah, it's important for workers everywhere to stay cautious in order to minimize their risk of suffering a winter injury.We at Davis & Sanchez know that winter weather can be treacherous — snow and ice can lead