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Injured in a Utah accident? Start with your story.

Help After Any Kind of Utah Accident

Tell us what happened in your own words. We help you put the facts and your medical records in order, so a Utah attorney can review what really happened.

What’s My Case Worth?How it works
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Start with your story

A few plain questions about what happened, so a Utah attorney can review something real.

  • When and where it happened
  • Vehicles involved, including trucks
  • Medical care and records so far
What’s My Case Worth?

No obligation. Nothing is filed or sent on your behalf. Using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship.

What kind of accident was it?

Portrait of Sofia, CCL’s automated intake guide: a smiling woman with shoulder-length brown hair in a navy blazer

Meet Sofia

Questions about getting started?

Sofia is CCL’s automated intake guide. She answers general questions about how to start, what to have ready and what happens next. She can’t see a case, give legal advice or submit anything.

Three steps

Clear, short, and you can stop at any point

No pressure and no obligation. Software organizes; people decide.

  1. 01

    Tell Sofia what happened

    Start with plain language, in your own words. Sofia is an automated assistant that asks short, practical questions about the accident — when, where, what vehicles, what has happened since.

    Step 1 of 3
  2. 02

    Organize facts and records

    Your answers become an ordered summary: dates, the police report, vehicles, insurers you have heard from, and treatment you have received. Nothing is decided at this stage — it is a clean record of the facts.

    Step 2 of 3
  3. 03

    Attorney review and next steps

    If a Utah law firm accepts the matter for review, an attorney decides whether to speak with you. Any decision to take a case, sign an agreement, or settle anything is made by people, not software.

    Step 3 of 3

Medical records, organized

Your treatment history tells the story

After an injury, the clearest record of what happened to you is usually your care: where you were seen, when, and what followed. Our process puts that first — a dated, complete list of providers and records that an attorney can actually work from.

We do not provide medical care or medical advice. If you need care, see a licensed provider or call 911 in an emergency.

  1. 1Emergency or urgent careFacility name and date of the first visit.
  2. 2Follow-up carePrimary care, specialists, imaging and therapy, each with dates.
  3. 3Bills and paperworkStatements, insurer letters and claim numbers.

Car and truck accidents

Help after a car or truck accident in Utah

Car accidents

Two drivers, many details

Rear-end, left-turn and intersection accidents make up most everyday accidents. The useful facts are simple: time, place, the report number, the insurers involved, and every place you have been seen for treatment.

How the three steps work

Commercial trucks

More parties, more records

A commercial truck accident can involve a driver, a carrier and sometimes a shipper or maintenance company. Note the company name on the truck and any DOT number you saw.

Read about truck accidents

City coverage

Written for the city you were driving in

Each page is written on its own, with local roads, local agencies and local resources.

Start hereSalt Lake CityWide blocks, busy crossings, TRAX and winter inversions — what to note after an accident in Utah's capital.Salt Lake City accident help

City photos via Wikimedia Commons; individual credits appear on each city page.

Plain about who does what

Support and intake from CCL. Legal review from a Utah attorney.

Center Court Legal (CCL) is a technology and administrative-support company. It runs the intake experience and keeps your records organized. CCL is not a law firm, does not give legal advice and does not represent anyone.

The responsible Utah law firm has not yet been identified on this site, so no firm, lawyer, license or office is claimed here. Acceptance of any matter, engagement agreements and settlement decisions stay with people.

About CCL's roleDisclosures

Questions and answers

Straight answers before you start

General information only — not legal advice about your situation.

Does this site tell me what my case is worth?

No. “What's my case worth?” starts the intake. Any assessment depends on the facts and records gathered, and on attorney review if a Utah law firm accepts the matter.

Utah is a no-fault state. Can I still bring a claim?

Your own PIP coverage pays first for certain losses. A claim against the at-fault driver for general damages generally requires a qualifying injury, such as a bone fracture or medical expenses over $3,000. This is general information, not legal advice.

Is there a deadline?

Yes. Utah generally allows four years for an injury claim and two years for wrongful death, and only one year for a notice of claim when a government entity is involved. Only a lawyer can tell you which applies.

Is CCL a law firm?

No. Center Court Legal is a technology and administrative-support company. It does not give legal advice or represent anyone.

Local resources

Utah resources

Official agencies and sources. We do not operate or speak for any of them.

Around Utah

Things to do, from official calendars

We do not list events ourselves. These are each city's official calendars, so dates and details come straight from the source.

Ready when you are

Start with what you remember. You can stop at any point, and nothing is filed or sent on your behalf.

What’s My Case Worth?