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  "name": "I slipped and fell at work in Salt Lake City yesterday, what do I do right now?",
  "description": "Report to employer immediately in writing and see a doctor—Utah requires notification within 180 days but delays risk denial.[1]",
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      "@type": "Question",
      "name": "I slipped and fell at work in Salt Lake City yesterday, what do I do right now?",
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        "text": "Report to employer immediately in writing and see a doctor—Utah requires notification within 180 days but delays risk denial.[1]",
        "description": "**Report the injury to your employer immediately, ideally in writing, and seek medical attention.** In Utah, you must notify your employer within 180 days, but sooner protects your claim; employers then have 7 days to report to their insurer.[1] Key factors: Document how, when, and where it happened; get a doctor's report (Form 123); avoid signing anything without review. Go to a doctor, keep records of everything, and consider consulting a workers' comp attorney before talking to insurance. This safeguards your benefits under Utah law."
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