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Davis & Sanchez, PLLC.

Just Work Comp Law is a Utah workers' compensation law firm dedicated exclusively to helping injured workers secure compensation benefits, medical treatment, wage replacement, disability payments, and appeals after denie

Salt Lake City, UT

About Davis & Sanchez, PLLC.

Just Work Comp Law is a Utah workers' compensation law firm dedicated exclusively to helping injured workers secure compensation benefits, medical treatment, wage replacement, disability payments, and appeals after denied claims. The firm operates on a no upfront cost basis.

Licenses & credentials

  • Just Work Comp Law is powered by Davis & Sanchez, PLLC, a workers’ compensation law firm representing injured workers throughout Utah and Idaho. The firm’s attorney team includes Halston T. Davis (Utah Bar No. 8998), Mark J. Sanchez (Utah Bar No. 11263), Jared L. Mortenson (Utah Bar No. 12173), Blair T. Jones (Utah Bar No. 16751), Jon M. Bonnesen (Utah Bar No. 17460), and Mark Talley (Utah Bar No. 19702). The firm focuses exclusively on workers’ compensation matters, including denied-benefit claims, hearings, litigation, settlements, and appeals, and offers free consultations and Spanish-language support for injured workers.

Services

  • Workplace injury
  • On-the-job accident
  • Slip and fall at work
  • Lifting on job injury
  • Injured at work
  • Work injury claim

Service areas

Davis & Sanchez, PLLC. serves customers in:

  • Salt Lake City
  • Ogden
  • St. George
  • Utah County
  • West Valley City
  • West Jordan
  • Sandy
  • Murray
  • Millcreek
  • South Salt Lake
  • North Salt Lake
  • Bountiful
  • Midvale
  • Taylorsville
  • Cottonwood Heights
  • Holladay
  • Draper
  • Riverton
  • Farmington
  • Centerville
  • Cedar City
  • Magna
  • Woods Cross
  • Kearns
  • Bluffdale
  • Kaysville
  • Clearfield
  • Syracuse
  • Roy
  • Tooele
  • Layton
  • West Bountiful
  • Emigration Canyon
  • White City
  • Park City
  • Lehi
  • Highland
  • American Fork
  • Pleasant Grove
  • Provo

Common questions

I was partly at fault for my warehouse fall in West Jordan, can I get workers comp?

Yes, workers' comp is no-fault; get benefits even if fully your fault.

Do I have a work injury claim if it was kinda my fault, like I was rushing?

Yes, workers' comp is no-fault—you get benefits if injured on the job, even it it was entirely your fault.

I was partly at fault in my work fall in Murray, can I still get comp?

Yes, workers' comp ignores who was at fault. You still get benefits.

Can I get workers comp if I fell from a ladder on the job?

Yes, workers' comp covers ladder falls at work on a no-fault basis for medical, wages and disability.

My back went out lifting boxes at work but I had issues before, will workers comp cover it in Utah?

Yes, work aggravation of pre-existing back injury is covered in Utah depending on the circumstances.

I quit my noisy job 2 years ago and just noticed hearing problems, can I still claim?

Yes, but you must report the hearing problem to your former employer within 180 days of learning your job caused it.

I have tinnitus too from work noise, does that count?

Yes, possibly based on hearing test results.

Symptoms showed up weeks after work accident in Taylorsville, still eligible?

Yes, with medical proof of connection.

Fell from ladder at work but symptoms started late, can I still claim?

Yes, with medical proof linking to fall and notifying your employer within 180 days of the fall.

Symptoms showed up days after strain at work in South Salt Lake, still covered?

Yes, with medical proof linking the injury to work. Report to employer as soon as possible.

Can I get pain and suffering money for ladder fall at work?

No, unless the fall involved negligence of non-employer third party.

No witnesses to my noise exposure, can I still win?

Yes, with doctor notes and records indicating the cause was work related.

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