Titanic Liability & Real-World Safety Precautions

In this episode of We Win an Injury Law Show, co-hosts Tyler Todd and Jaren Sandberg discuss the concept of 'Titanic liability' and its relevance to real-world cases today. They delve into famous maritime disasters like the sinking of the Titanic and the recent submersible incident near the Titanic wreck. They explore negligence, safety precautions, and legal implications in various scenarios, highlighting the importance of being cautious in potentially hazardous situations. With a blend of humor and insightful commentary, they aim to provide valuable takeaways for their audience on how to assess claims and stay safe during travels and adventures.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts Banter
00:22 Ryan Reynolds and Mint Mobile Discussion
01:54 Titanic Liability and Legal Implications
10:35 Modern Day Parallels and Personal Anecdotes
19:55 Conclusion and Safety Reminders

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Jurassic Park Liability: Exploring Legal Issues in Theme Parks

In this episode of the We Win Injury Law Podcast, hosts Tyler Todd and Jaren Sandberg delve into the fascinating legal implications of the fictional Jurassic Park, analyzing who would be liable for the various dinosaur-related incidents. The discussion touches on insurance, waivers, work comp claims, and real-life parallels with theme park injuries, offering insights on negligence and liability in both fictional and actual scenarios. Featuring entertaining banter and legal expertise, the episode also underscores the importance of consulting an injury lawyer even if a waiver has been signed.

00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter
00:42 Jurassic Park Liability Discussion
02:03 Jurassic Park Movie Analysis
05:33 Legal Implications in Theme Parks
10:47 Waivers and Legal Responsibilities
14:46 Real-Life Theme Park Incidents
22:38 Conclusion and Contact Information

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The Astroworld Tragedy: Lessons in Event Safety and Crowd Control

Hosts Tyler Todd and Jaren Sandberg discuss the tragic 2021 Astroworld concert disaster, highlighting the chaos, injuries, and fatalities that ensued. They explore the failures in crowd control, medical staffing, and communication that led to the catastrophe, and discuss broader issues of event safety and liability. Additionally, the hosts share their personal experiences with large crowds and emphasize the importance of safety and preparedness at large events. The episode concludes with recommendations for ensuring safer concert experiences in the future.

00:00 Introduction and Hosts Introduction

00:13 Discussing the Astroworld Disaster

02:03 Coconut Water Tangent

02:56 Returning to Astroworld Tragedy

04:01 Concert Safety and Crowd Control

12:42 Legal Implications and Responsibilities

20:33 Conclusion and Social Media Plugs

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Utah's Unbelievable Legal Cases and Historical Disasters

In this episode of the We Win Injury Law Podcast, hosts Tyler Todd and Jaren Sandberg delve into a variety of gripping legal stories and historical cases from Utah. They touch on significant jury verdicts, including a $950 million birth injury case and a Utah County cancer misdiagnosis resulting in $16 million. They also describe recent bizarre incidents like children found in a refrigerated truck after a multi-vehicle crash. The hosts further discuss historical disasters such as the Castle Gate Mine explosion of 1924 and the 1944 Great Salt Lake train collision, emphasizing how these events have shaped modern safety regulations and legal precedents. The episode underscores the importance of legal representation in navigating complex injury and malpractice cases and critiques the influence of lobbying on damage caps and case law.

00:00 Introduction
00:19 Discussing Ryan Reynolds and Spirited
00:59 Unbelievable Utah Stories and Cases
03:35 The $950 Million Birth Injury Case
05:38 Understanding Malpractice Caps in Utah
13:01 The $16 Million Misdiagnosis Case
18:56 Utah Truck Crash and Human Trafficking Concerns
22:45 Reflecting on Pickup Truck Safety
23:17 Animals in Pickup Trucks: A Growing Concern
24:06 Legal Liabilities in Truck Accidents
26:13 Historic Mining Disasters in Utah
27:22 The Impact of Railroad Development
34:48 The Lariat Cafe Explosion and Gas Safety
36:34 The Role of Lawsuits in Public Safety
38:50 The Controversy of Damage Caps in Malpractice Cases
41:03 Final Thoughts and Contact Information

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2025 Recap and Highlights with We Win Injury Law

In this episode of the We Win Injury Law Podcast, hosts Tyler Todd and Jaren 'the Snow Canyon man' Sandberg recap the highlights and significant moments of their 2025 year. They discuss remarkable cases, including a six-year-long medical malpractice case and an intriguing gas line explosion case, as well as humorous and emotional moments in the office. They reflect on the company's growth, including hiring new staff, opening a new office in Murray, Utah, and achieving several multimillion-dollar settlements. The episode underscores their commitment to providing excellent legal representation and their passion for helping clients who have been injured due to negligence. The hosts share their hopes for 2026 and emphasize their readiness to assist new clients while expressing sincere hope that their audience stays safe and unharmed.

00:00 Introduction and Year-End Recap

00:48 Highlighting Major Wins of 2025

01:31 Challenging Cases and Emotional Moments

06:35 Unusual Cases and Interesting Fact Patterns

14:44 Office Highlights and Growth in 2025

18:06 Looking Forward to 2026

24:10 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Legal Lessons from Home Alone: Holiday Safety and Home Liability!

In this episode of the We Win Injury Law Podcast, hosts Tyler and Jaren discuss various legal aspects of home safety and liability using the movie 'Home Alone' as a fun case study. They explore whether Kevin McCallister's booby traps could be considered self-defense or assault, the potential for liability of his parents, and the broader implications of homeowner responsibility. The discussion also touches on claims against airlines for routing minors without proper supervision and the importance of reasonable force in home defense. The episode concludes with reminders for holiday safety and the importance of properly securing your home without resorting to dangerous traps.

00:00 Introduction and New Podcast Setup
01:24 Importance of Educating the Public
02:19 Fun Topic: The Wet Bandits from Home Alone
04:08 Legal Analysis of Home Alone Booby Traps
06:45 Kevin's Age and Legal Implications
07:58 Booby Traps and Legal Consequences
11:46 Harry and Marv's Legal Claims
14:40 Unforeseen Hazards and Injuries
16:22 Kevin's Recklessness and Parental Responsibility
16:47 Jury Sympathy and Character Perception
18:00 Deposition Preparation and Client Presentation
19:18 Self-Defense and Trespassing Scenarios
20:39 Hotel Concierge and Credit Card Fraud
22:16 Airline Negligence and Liability
23:33 Homeowner Liability and Booby Traps
31:05 Holiday Safety and Final Thoughts

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Luke Udy brings 17 years of insurance experience and runs Udy and Associates, an American Family Insurance Agency that handles home, auto, boat, ATV, umbrella, landlord, apartment, HOA, and business insurance, with access to multiple national carriers, in Utah and neighboring states.

Luke explains what actually happens when Utah drivers think they have full coverage but are really sitting on the state minimums of 30-65-30. Full coverage only means comp and collision, and liability only still leaves people repairing their own vehicle or hitting limits that don’t match real injuries or damage.

Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage comes up constantly because people waive UM or UIM without knowing that those coverages protect them when the other driver has no insurance or almost none. Luke makes people sign off before removing it because it’s inexpensive, and it’s the only layer that shields them when the at-fault driver can’t pay.

Utah PIP is another point of confusion. Every Utah policy has at least 3,000, but raising PIP to 10,000 PIP C is only a few dollars more and pays the first medical bills even when the other driver is at fault. Luke goes into PIP exhaustion, subrogation, rental cars, and how easily people get misled when call centers tell them to open claims with the wrong company.

Boating on the weekends, pools, swing sets, home equity, kids’ friends in the car, landlord properties, and business ownership all show why minimum limits disappear fast. The theme Luke returns to is simple: people ask for the lowest, cheapest option without realizing how much protection they give up until the accident has already happened.

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St George is growing fast and the roads are getting rougher. Speeding, red light runners, distraction, and following too close are causing most of the crashes police respond to. Officer Mitchell talks about what she sees every day: drivers going through intersections while looking at their phones, rushing to beat the lights, and sitting inches from another car’s bumper.

Hit-and-run accidents are happening more often. Many drivers leave the scene even though it is a crime that can lead to a suspended license and an impounded car. Parking lot cameras rarely capture the stalls, making it harder for police to track people down.

Insurance costs in Washington County keep rising due to frequent crashes. Better driving helps everyone. Utah policies include PIP benefits, but many drivers do not know they have them. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage is essential when the other driver has expired insurance.

Dash cams and Tesla cameras often show the truth when no one else saw what happened.

Slowing down, leaving earlier, and paying attention could prevent most of the collisions happening now in St George and all over the world.

A distracted driver is a dangerous driver.

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