Platte River Injury Law

10/24/2025

As daylight fades earlier, visibility drops, and pedestrian crashes surge across Wyoming.

Tired drivers, darker commutes, and poor lighting create the perfect storm for serious injuries.

Our latest post explains why this seasonal trend happens, what Wyoming law says about driver and pedestrian responsibility, and how victims can protect their rights under Wyo. Stat. § 1-1-109.

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Why Pedestrian Accidents Increase Each Fall in Wyoming As Wyoming heads into fall, the days grow shorter and the roads become more dangerous for anyone on foot. From shift workers walking home after dark to parents crossing parking lots with their kids, pedestrians face rising risks the moment dayli...

10/23/2025

Trick-or-treating should be fun, not frightening for homeowners or parents. Our latest blog breaks down who’s legally responsible if a child gets hurt while trick-or-treating in Wyoming.

When Halloween Fun Turns Frightening Across Wyoming, Halloween brings families together, kids race from house to house in costumes, parents chat on sidewalks, and porches glow with carved pumpkins. But beneath the excitement, the holiday also creates a perfect storm of safety risks: dark walkways, t...

09/26/2025

What happens when a car accident keeps you from going back to work? Learn your rights, options, and what steps you can take next.

When a car accident leaves you unable to return to work, the damage goes far beyond physical injuries. For many hardworking people in Wyoming, the biggest question after a crash is not just “How long until I recover?” but “How will I support my family if I can’t go back to work?” The truth...

09/17/2025

First snow has already hit Wyoming’s mountain passes ❄️🚗 Winter is on its way. What’s your best tip for staying safe on winter roads?

CASPER, Wyo. — While it may not feel as idyllic as July or August, vestiges of summer are hanging on in lower-elevation areas in Wyoming. The same cannot

09/08/2025

From courtside tricks to family memories, the Harlem Globetrotters always bring more than just basketball. Casper will get to experience their return in 2026, proof that our city continues to attract world-class events.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Harlem Globetrotters will return to the Ford Wyoming Center for Casper crowds early next year for the legendary basketball group's

08/27/2025

Wyoming running strong — UW Cross Country snagged some early-season votes. Think they’ll climb the rankings this year?

LARAMIE, Wyo. — After a strong 2024 season that saw the University of Wyoming cross-country team make an appearance in the NCAA Championships, the team

08/15/2025

An end of an era—The Fort Saloon N’ Eatery has announced it will close its doors for good. Did you ever stop in for a meal or drink? Share your favorite memory below.

CASPER, Wyo. — The Fort Saloon N' Eatery at 500 West F St. in Casper will close permanently. Its last day of operation will be this coming Saturday, Aug.

08/13/2025

Who’s ready for soul and rock under the Wyoming sky? 🎸 John Salaway hits the 5150' Fest in Casper!

08/07/2025

Several Wyoming newspapers shut down overnight — what does this mean for local news and community accountability?

CASPER, Wyo. — Around 11 communities in Wyoming have lost their local newspapers after the sudden closure of their parent company. According to a company

07/30/2025

Nuclear power coming to Natrona County? Radiant Industries’ microreactor plan has locals asking: progress or risk?

BAR NUNN, Wyo. — A quiet part of Natrona County north of Casper is at the heart of intense debate as Radiant Industries, a California-based clean energy