The worse your injuries are after a car crash, the bigger the financial impact they will have. Obviously, more serious injuries will require more expensive medical care and can potentially keep you away from work for longer. If you've been in the hospital for an...
Car Accidents
When can you hold third parties liable for a drunk driving crash?
If you or a loved one has suffered serious injuries in a crash caused by a drunk driver, you want to hold all of the responsible parties liable. That may involve more than the drunk driver. By determining who all played a role in that driver getting behind the wheel...
3 ways Arizona pedestrians can reduce their risk in traffic
Pedestrians have nothing to protect them if they get struck by a motor vehicle. The collisions between cars and people are often very one-sided, with the pedestrian suffering severe injuries, while the driver of the vehicle involved may not even end up with a bruise...
Can you have passengers in your truck bed in Arizona?
When trying to determine responsibility and liability for a car crash, you need to look at the circumstances and also state law. Drivers in Arizona main mistakenly presume that they are personally to blame for a situation, and passengers may reach the same faulty...
Should you stop if you’re driving in the fog?
Driving in the fog can be difficult, dangerous and unnerving. You may be driving along on clear roads when you suddenly encounter a bank of fog and the horizon disappears. Before you know it, you can barely see out the windows. Your headlights just bounce off the fog...
A driver’s dog may be the cause of your car accident
Summer is practically here and many people are taking their dogs on car rides to enjoy the heat. You may see a furry friend sticking its head out a car window to enjoy the cool breeze as it flies by. The dog's owners may think some fresh air and a short drive would do...
Dust storms in Arizona can make driving dangerous
Most areas of the nation have their own unique weather-related driving hazards. Depending on the location, it could be fog, ice, snow squalls, floods or -- in Arizona -- dust storms. They can spring up very quickly and thoroughly obscure a driver’s vision. You may...
Is your Arizona car insurance policy enough to protect you?
Every driver in Arizona has to have at least basic liability car insurance. The state requires proof of insurance to register your vehicle, and you could wind up ticketed if you get pulled over by a police officer while you don't have insurance. Carrying continual...
Why is it better to keep T-bones off the menu when driving?
If you are a meat lover, the thought of a T-bone may have you drooling at the mouth. Yet a T-bone when driving is far less desirable. A T bone is another word for a side-on or side-impact collision. They account for almost a quarter of severe crashes. Where do they...
What protects you from uninsured drivers on the Arizona roads?
The consequences of a car crash can persist for years. Lost wages, property damage expenses and the impact of an injury on your earning potential can cause major changes in your life. For most drivers in Arizona, motor vehicle insurance will be the solution to their...

