Practice Areas
Car and Truck Accident
Christensen Law Firm, PLLC has offices in Draper, Bountiful, and Orem, Utah. We specialize in Utah car and truck accident cases. Our experienced auto accident attorneys will make sure you are fully compensated for your injuries. Call us at (801) 506-0800 (Draper), (801) 294-9599 (Davis County) or (801) 224-2999 (Utah County) for a free consultation.
Motorcycle Accident
Christensen Law Firm, PLLC has offices in Draper, Bountiful, and Orem, Utah. We represent Utah motorcycle victims and their family members. Our motorcycle accident attorneys work hard to make sure you receive the compensation you deserve. Call us at (801) 506-0800 (Draper), (801) 294-9599 (Davis County) or (801) 224-2999 (Utah County) for a free consultation.
Pedestrian & Bicycle Accident
Christensen Law Firm has offices in Orem, Bountiful and Draper, Utah. We provide high quality representation for pedestrian and bicycle accident cases. Contact us immediately after an accident at (801) 506-0800 (Draper), (801) 294-9599 (Davis County) or (801) 224-2999 (Utah County).
Dog Bite
Christensen Law Firm, with offices in Utah County, Davis County and Draper, Utah, provides legal representation for dog bite victims and their family members. Dog bite injuries can be painful and costly. Contact us for a free consultation regarding your dog bite case at (801) 506-0800 (Draper), (801) 294-9599 (Davis County) or (801) 224-2999 (Utah County).
Christensen Law Firm, PLLC
309 N. State Street
Orem, UT 84057
Phone: (801) 506-0800
CHRISTENSEN
LAW FIRM, PLLC
Main Office
12357 S 450 E
Draper, UT 84020
1-801-506-0800
Utah County Office
309 N. State Street
Orem, UT 84057
1-801-224-2999
Davis County Office
503 West 2600 South, Suite 200
Bountiful, UT 84010
1-801-294-9500
FAQs
Car and Truck Accident
- An insurance adjuster for the other driver just called me, what can I expect from this careless driver’s insurance company? Whose side are they on?
- The insurance adjuster for the other driver and my insurance company are requesting I give them a recorded statement about what happened. What should I do? Am I obligated to give a recorded statement?