Multi-Vehicle Car Accident

Answer:

Many times, figuring out who caused a car crash is easy. Maybe someone ran a red light or maybe somebody slams into the back of you while you’re stopped at a stop sign. Deciding fault in those cases is usually pretty straightforward.

The question of who’s at fault for Utah car crash becomes more difficult in cases where there’s more than two vehicles involved or when people start pointing fingers at each other.

In our system, there can be multiple at fault parties for a crash. Anyone involved in an accident can share fault, even if he or she barely contributed to the accident.

Think about an intersection crash where five or six cars are involved or maybe a freeway pileup. How do you sort out who’s at fault? In the Utah car crash, anybody who contributed to the crash can have some fault assessed to them, and will have to pay for the portion of the crash that was their fault. If you’ve been in a Utah car crash, call me for free. I’d love to answer your questions.