Wyoming Injuries

A Wyoming crash on I-80 can still be somebody else's fault even when snow, black ice, and wind were part of the mess.

If you borrowed a vehicle or rented one for a Wyoming job run and crashed in wind, ice, or a pileup, the ugly part is figuring out whose insurance actually has to pay before the rental company starts making demands.

You were hit by live power on a jobsite with no lockout/tagout, and now the medical file that should prove it is incomplete.

If your back was bad before and the job made it a lot worse, the fight is usually about aggravation, not pretending you were perfect before you got hurt.

Miss this step, and a case against a city, county, school district, or state agency can get thrown out before the court ever reaches the facts. That is what a notice of claim...

$0 and one phone call can set a legal process in motion: a mandatory reporter is a person the law requires to report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation when they have...

In Wyoming, the claim usually starts with two tracks at once: medical treatment and an insurance investigation. First, the crash gets documented by the Wyoming Highway Patrol,...

You can lose leverage fast. In a Wyoming injury claim, the adjuster can question your treatment immediately, and in a workers' compensation claim you may have as little as 10...