Experienced Salt Lake County Personal Injury Lawyers
At Robert B. Sykes & Associates, P.C., we are proud of the service we give our clients. Every case gets the attention of hard-working, experienced attorneys. Hard work will only go so far, which is why our office employs the latest technology to help us work smarter.
Whether your case calls for an auto accidents lawyer, or a medical negligence lawyer, we will represent you with integrity and skill. Many of our clients have serious health concerns. It is important to have an attorney who understands your situation. Our firm was founded more than 30 years ago, and this allows us to provide you with a breadth and depth of experience in our representation of your legal issues. We have handled personal injury claims of many different kinds, including:
Medical Malpractice
Brain Injury
Dangerous Products
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Wrongful Death
Auto Defects
Police Brutality and Misconduct
Severe Spinal Cord Injuries
Nursing & Medication Errors
Class Actions
Robert B. Sykes teaches Continuing Legal Education classes on the subject of brain injuries. He has also served as Chairman for over a dozen conferences regarding brain damage and brain injuries. This type of injury is always serious. Even if the damage has been termed “minor” a brain injury may have long-lasting and disruptive consequences. Many victims do not realize the extent to which a brain injury can impact their lives. At Robert B. Sykes & Associates, P.C., your case will get the personal attention of attorneys with extensive experience preparing and trying these cases.
If you are looking for an attorney and you would like to discuss your situation, please contact us, today to schedule your free initial consultation. Our office is conveniently located in downtown Salt Lake City, less than 1 block from the courthouse. Parking is readily available and our staff is friendly and professional.
We serve clients from Ogden, Orem, Provo, Tooele, Logan, St. George and all of Davis, Weber, Morgan and Salt Lake Counties.
