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A car accident often occurs when you least expect it; you might be driving down a familiar Arizona road when you’re suddenly struck by another vehicle. Even if you feel fine, certain injuries can remain hidden for several hours or days. These are some of those common...
Many motor vehicle accidents that occur on Arizona roads are minor such as fender benders. Others are far more severe and result in serious injuries and fatalities. The following factors are more likely to cause fatal car crashes. Distraction Distracted driving,...
Negligence is the legal concept that an individual can cause someone harm through reckless behavior. According to Arizona Legislature, comparative negligence allows you to recover damages even if you have partial fault. Understanding comparative negligence is...
Motor vehicle collisions can happen any day and at any time. However, there could be times when driving in Arizona is more dangerous than in others. Anyone hoping to reduce their chances of an accident might benefit from reviewing the higher-risk days and times and...
When spectators attend a sporting event in Arizona, most generally assume that they take an accepted risk when attending and will forgo suing anyone if they sustain an injury. Nevertheless, plaintiffs have sued sporting organizations and athletes when injured at an...
Motor vehicle accidents increase your risk of injury, property damage and criminal charges. While you can’t always prevent a car crash on Arizona roadways, defensive driving and staying alert can help you lower your chances. Thanks to government research, you can also...
When Arizona residents prepare to file personal injury lawsuits, determining how much they should seek in damages is a crucial step. They want to ensure that they ask for enough to cover their injury, loss or damage, but they must also be realistic. If the damages...
While it is a near-impossible fantasy to imagine a year without any car accident fatalities, motorists can at least hope that improved infrastructure and car safety features will decrease the number of crash-related deaths each year. However, a recent five-year high...
Residents of Arizona and New Mexico can suffer serious injuries after being involved in a car accident. However, many injuries lie dormant after a collision, which means symptoms may not show until days later. These are a few of the most common examples. Concussions A...
If you are the innocent party in an Arizona automobile accident or suffer a non-vehicular personal injury due to the negligence or carelessness of someone else, act quickly to preserve the evidence. Anything that you contribute may help prove your case in a future...