US-6 and Spanish Fork Canyon Accident Lawyer

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    “I have felt very well taken care of in my case and represented well. Tyler has been very good at communicating with me and helping me get the care I need.”
    — Emily S.
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    “From the very beginning Scott was amazing. He made me feel heard, supported and genuinely cared for during what was a very stressful time.”
    — Alma Z.
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    “After a devastating auto accident, Brian Coutts stepped up to save the day. He was immediately available when needed and he treated me with unfailing patience and compassion.”
    — Teresa Z.
    US-6 between Spanish Fork and Price is one of the corridors Utah drivers already know to respect. Grades, curves, truck traffic, and long undivided stretches leave little room for a mistake. When a crash happens in Spanish Fork Canyon — or farther east toward Helper, Wellington, and beyond — families are often dealing with serious injuries, long hospital transports, and an investigation that spans more than one county.
    Nuttall Brown & Coutts represents people injured in Utah crashes on US-6 and in Spanish Fork Canyon. Free consultation. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover for you. Call 801-255-2102.

    About crashes on this road

    For a US-6 or Spanish Fork Canyon crash, identify the milepost, nearby landmark, and investigating agency. When safe, photograph lane markings, curves, sight lines, temporary signs, and vehicle positions. Preserve commercial-vehicle identifiers and witness information if trucks or other work vehicles were involved.

    What we do

    • We pull the crash report from UHP or the county agency that investigated.
    • We identify every responsible party and every available policy, including commercial coverage when trucks are involved.
    • We preserve evidence along a multi-county corridor — mileposts, canyon landmarks, grades, lane markings, and sight lines.
    • We deal with the insurers and protect you from early recorded statements that lock in an incomplete story.
    • We track medical care across transfers — canyon crash to Utah Valley or Salt Lake specialists — and build the proof the claim needs.
    • We review possible road-design or maintenance questions carefully under Utah’s Governmental Immunity Act and its shorter notice rules.

    What you can do now

    • Note the milepost, canyon landmark, or nearest community (Spanish Fork, Thistle area, Helper, Wellington, and so on).
    • Photograph the scene if it is safe — grades, lane markings, sight lines, weather, and vehicle resting positions.
    • Get the investigating agency and report number if you have them.
    • Do not give a recorded statement to insurers before you talk with a lawyer.
    • Call us at 801-255-2102 for a free consultation.

    FAQ

    I crashed in the canyon but I live in Provo. Is that a Utah County case?
    Often the county where the crash happened is central to venue and to which agencies hold the evidence. Living in Provo does not prevent you from hiring counsel, and it does not remove the need to secure canyon-scene facts early. We still take these cases when the facts support a claim.
    No. I-15 is the freeway through town. US-6 is the canyon route and the alignment toward Price and beyond. They are different roads, different crash patterns, and different investigations.
    Then we look at roadway geometry, sight distance, speed, passing decisions, and commercial-vehicle records when they apply. Undivided canyon miles change how these crashes happen and how they should be investigated.
    Photograph signs, barriers, and temporary traffic control if you can. Claims that may involve a public entity can face shorter notice deadlines than ordinary injury claims. Do not wait to have those timelines reviewed.

    Call us

    Free consultation. You pay no attorney fee unless we recover for you.

    Nuttall Brown & Coutts
    6925 Union Park Center, Suite 210
    Cottonwood Heights, UT 84047
    Phone: 801-255-2102

    The lawyers

    Scott D. Brown

    Scott D. Brown

    AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell. 40+ years of personal injury work. Utah Bar. Licensed in state and federal court and before the U.S. Supreme Court.
    Brian S. Coutts

    Brian S. Coutts

    More than 25 years at the firm. BYU J.D., cum laude. Utah Supreme Court, U.S. District Court for Utah, Tenth Circuit.
    Tyler J. Brown

    Tyler J. Brown

    At the firm since 2011. BYU J.D., cum laude. Licensed in state and federal court.