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Utah's Personal Injury Attorney
The Legal Beagle has recovered millions for our clients!
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Our Legal Services
Vehicle Accidents
With over 15 years of experience, Gabriel White and our dedicated team provide expert legal representation for automotive, motorcycle, and pedestrian accident injuries.
Wrongful Death
Gabriel K. White is a seasoned attorney based in Salt Lake City, Utah, with an extensive background in personal injury, complex commercial litigation, and business law.
Medical Malpractice
When medical professionals fail to meet the standard of care, the consequences can be devastating and life-altering.
Defective Products
Defective products can cause serious injuries and even death, profoundly impacting consumers and their families.
At The Legal Beagle, we offer a comprehensive suite of legal services covering various aspects of law.
Latest News & Updates!
Who Is Responsible When a Defective Product Injures a Child?
When a defective product injures a child, responsibility may fall on the manufacturer, designer, distributor, retailer, installer, maintenance company, property owner, daycare, school, or another adult or business in the chain of events. The answer depends on what failed, when the defect existed, who controlled the product, and whether someone ignored warnings, recalls, missing parts, assembly problems, or obvious safety risks. Child product injury cases are rarely as simple
Who Can Bring a Wrongful Death Claim in Utah?
When someone dies because of another person’s negligence or wrongful conduct in Utah, the claim usually belongs to the surviving heirs, or it may be brought by the personal representative for the benefit of those heirs. Utah law defines “heirs” for wrongful death purposes to include the surviving spouse, children, parents, certain dependent or resident stepchildren, and, if there is no spouse, child, or parent, certain blood relatives under Utah intestate succession law. Utah
Can You Have a Concussion If Your MRI or CT Scan Is Normal?
Yes. You can have a concussion even if your MRI or CT scan is normal. A normal scan means the radiologist did not see certain structural problems, such as bleeding, swelling, fracture, or another visible abnormality. It does not prove that your brain was not injured. That distinction matters after a Utah car crash, truck crash, motorcycle wreck, pedestrian collision, fall, or other traumatic event. Insurance companies often point to phrases like “negative CT,” “normal MRI,” o
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