If you suffered harm in an Arizona personal injury accident due to another person’s wrongful actions, you may be entitled to certain types of compensation. In the post below, we will go over these different types of monetary damages and…
If you or a loved one have been injured in a car accident, you likely have a lot on your mind. Between recovering from injuries, handling the emotional toll a scary event like a car accident takes, dealing with vehicle…
Everyone runs into ads for large law firms, especially personal injury firms, just about on the daily. Be it on a billboard, while scrolling the web, a commercial on TV, and ad on the radio, or a shoutout on the…
If you or a loved one were injured as a result of another person’s negligence, you may be wondering if you want to pursue a personal injury case and if hiring a lawyer would be beneficial. Whether a car, truck,…
If you have received a personal injury settlement or are considering pursuing one, you may be wondering how this may affect your taxes. You’re probably wondering which parts, if any, of your settlement you’re required to pay taxes on. Put…
No matter how egregious a case you may have, under Arizona law, you only have a certain amount of time to file it. Even with the best possible case, if you miss this deadline, with limited exceptions, your case will…
If you lost a loved one as a result of another person’s actions, that person may face criminal and civil charges. Criminal charges exist separately from a wrongful death claim, which is a civil case, and are brought by a…
Unfortunately, when you’ve been injured at the hands of someone else there is nothing anyone can do – even a court – to fully make it right. That’s why, when providing remedies for personal injury cases, the courts need to…
If you or a loved one have been injured at the hands of or by the negligence of another person, you may be feeling overwhelmed. With treatment, medical bills, pain, suffering, and your occupational future hanging in the balance, a…
What does it mean that a state has a no-fault provision that applies to auto accidents? Does it mean that no one is responsible for injuries that happen because of an accident? Or, does it mean that all involved persons…
In some states like California, you can drive your motorcycle between lanes of moving or stopped vehicles. This is called lane splitting, and you can do it on roads, highways–divided or not–and residential streets. Many California automobile drivers find this…
