The attorneys at Dexter & Dexter know how to get the job done!
We are thrilled to have them in our corner.
– Roxanne Bennett
My family turned to DexterLaw for help when we really needed it. They sincerely care about their clients.
– Guadalupe Valencia
I was delighted with the personal attention that I received from Dexter & Dexter. Their attorneys and staff are both helpful and professional.
– Jeanne Benson
The law firm of Dexter & Dexter understands that law and business are all about people and relationships.
– Eric Hansen
DexterLaw attorneys did a great job helping us prepare for our future. We sleep better knowing that our family’s interests are protected.
– Greg & Katie Fix
In order to win the gold, you need to go to the mat with the best team in your corner. That’s why I have chosen DexterLaw to represent me.
– Rulon Gardner, Olympic & World Champion
My husband and I really needed help after complications with the birth of our baby. We were very happy that DexterLaw won our trial.
– Julie Walker
I am very pleased with the work that Dexter & Dexter performed for my business. I highly recommend their attorneys to my family and friends.
– Jefferson Moss
Life is an adventure. We are grateful that DexterLaw takes care of things so that we can focus on having the right kind of adventures!
– Gary Winterton, Creator & Host, Hooked on Utah
My experience as a client of Dexter & Dexter has been one of skilled and caring advocacy. I really appreciate all of their help.
– Mike Mann
I chose DexterLaw because they
blend expertise and experience
to prevent “legal smoke”
— Don’t breathe this!
– Tom Dickson, CEO – Blendtec
   WillitBlend.com
I was thrilled with the integrity and efficiency of my attorney. He handled the case with tactful professionalism. DexterLaw exceeded my expectations!
– Denise Clegg

Utah No-Fault Law

Utah is a “No-Fault” state.  This means that, no matter whose fault an accident may have been, injured parties seek payment for the first $3,000 of medical expenses from their own insurance carrier.  This is dictated by a statute sometimes referred to as the “PIP Statute” which stands for “Personal Injury Protection”.

If one exceeds $3,000 of reasonable, necessary and related medical expense, sustains a bone fracture, permanent impairment or permanent scarring, the law allows the pursuit of “General Damages” for pain, suffering, inconvenience and the like.


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