Tyler Young
Young Law Corp.
With years of experience, I'm a personal injury attorney that believes in finding a just resolution for quality cases. If a fair resolution is not offered by the insurance company, I'm willing and able to litigate cases to the end.
I'm the owner and managing partner of Young Law Corp (utahinjury.com) and have been in practice since 2006 in Provo, and Park City, Utah. I focus on personal injury and insurance litigation which includes cases involving auto accidents, truck wrecks, wrongful death incidents, falls, dog bites, and other bodily injury cases. I'm fortunate to have been able to represent dozens of wonderful clients in jury trials. I have also had multiple successful appeals to the Utah Court of Appeals and the Utah Supreme Court.
Although much of my trial skill has come through experience and spending week after week in courtrooms, I was fortunate to be selected to attend the Trial Lawyers College (TLC) where I also gained skills not taught at any law school.
Lastly, I'm an avid outdoorsman, I enjoy endurance sports and almost anything that gets me moving. My number one passion is archery hunting. I'm a father, husband, and loyal tailgater at University of Utah football games. I also love almost all types of music and outdoor shows. Because of my appreciation for my health and lifestyle, I hope to understand my clients problems and tell their stories with a passion.
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death
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Free Consultation
All consultations are free. I also usually conduct due diligence on difficult cases (like where fault in a wreck is disputed) at no charge to the client unless I win or settle the case. -
Contingent Fees
I usually charge a 33% contingency fee. However, sometimes I modify that agreement to be fair to the client if the facts of the case suggest a different fee is warranted.
- Utah
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- English: Spoken, Written
- Spanish: Spoken
- Attorney
- Young, Kester, Black & Jube
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- Oklahoma City University School of Law
- J.D.
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- University of Utah
- B.S.
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- Utah Valley State College
- A.S.
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- Top 40 Under 40
- National Trial Lawyers
- Graduate
- Trial Lawyers College
- The Trial Lawyers College (TLC) was founded by famed attorney Gerry Spence. At the college, and through his instructors, Gerry has passed his trial theories to attorneys who vow to represent the "little guy" against large corporations and government.
- Utah State Bar # 11325
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- Utah Association for Justice
- Board of Governors
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- I'll Show You Mine If You Show Me Yours
- Utah Association for Justice
- Wildlife Liability Issues, Human Wildlife Encounters, Idaho
- Idaho Fish and Game
- Game Changing Wins: How recent victories can change your practice, Salt Lake City, Utah
- Utah State Bar
- Elevating You Case Beyond a Fender Bender, 2017 Auto Spectacular, Sandy, Utah
- Utah Association for Justice
- Expert Witness Disclosure & Hot Topics with Experts, Central Utah Bar Association Luncheon, Provo, Utah
- Central Utah Bar Association
- Top 40 Under 40
- National Trial Lawyers
Tyler Young | Utah Personal Injury Attorney
I'm a personal injury attorney that believes in finding a just resolution for quality cases. If a fair resolution is not offered by the insurance company, I'm willing and able to litigate cases to the end.
Tyler Young | Explanation of Attorney's Fees
Here I give a basic breakdown of different types of attorney's fees in accordance with various types of cases. These fees can be confusing, and we hope this gives you clarity as to the fees associated with your case.
- Q. I was hit walking down the road by an oncoming vehicle on the 11th of this month and disagree with the report
- A: Often police reports are not admissible at trial. I frequently see police reports that are just plain wrong. I wouldn't worry too much if the report says something you don't like. You're free to call different attorneys if you don't like what the first attorney said.
- Q. How to find the address of the defendant?
- A: There are a number of ways to find people for service, but sometimes it is difficult. An experienced injury attorney should have methods to find the defendant. There are a number of internet based "person finders" but these are typically only available to law enforcement or lawyers.
If you're trying to serve someone without the assistance of an attorney you might search for a constable or private investigator who can help for a fee.
- Q. I slipped and fell on some water at the casino. An insurance claim has been filed, but I need legal help
- A: You need an attorney immediately. Time is critical to your claims. Often casinos have videos of incidents that they don't save unless they're provided with a properly worded "preservation letter." Most lay people cannot do this alone. Without video evidence of your fall on this temporary condition your case may be difficult if not impossible to win. Please feel free to call my office and we can help.
