Those seriously harmed in a motor vehicle accident count on compensation to help them manage their injury and treatment. Under Arizona law, there are no limits on the accident damages an innocent victim can seek. While this is good for victims, remember that you must...
Mesa Personal Injury Law Blog
When is it time to hang up someone’s car keys?
There’s no denying that age takes its toll on everybody – and that means making adjustments over time. For a lot of people, one of the hardest adjustments they may have to make is putting down their car keys for good. How do you tell if it’s time? Whether you’re...
Addiction is leading to distracted driving accidents
Distractions are incredibly common, which is why they are such a big cause of car accidents every year. Drivers can be distracted if they try to eat behind the wheel, for instance, or as they try to program their GPS. Some drivers just get distracted by passengers or...
3 extra medical expenses that can affect a personal injury claim
Whether someone gets hurt because they slip and fall at the grocery store or they get rear-ended in heavy traffic, an injury victim may be able to secure reimbursement for their financial expenses from an insurance carrier. When the responsible party doesn't have...
How do insurance companies defend against a car accident claim?
The physical and economic impact of serious motor vehicle accidents can last much longer than most expect. When crash injuries are severe, they may require long-term medical treatment or prevent you from returning to work. Accident victims don't always realize that an...
Why do car accidents happen at night?
While it may be hard to believe, a large number of car accidents happen at night. These kinds of accidents can be extremely dangerous and lead to permanent and fatal injuries. There are a number of contributing factors that lead to nighttime car accidents. Here’s what...
2 ways delayed-onset injuries can complicate crash claims
Many injuries caused by car crashes are obvious right away. Someone with a broken leg won't be able to walk away from a wreck without severe pain, while a spinal cord injury might prevent someone from walking at all. Sometimes, people can easily tell when there is a...
What should you do if an injury law firm declines your case?
A violent collision caused by another driver left you with catastrophic injuries. When you sought aid from a legal representative, they declined to accept your case. Does that mean you have no place to turn to for help? It is safe to assume that most people never...
What if you were partially to blame for your wreck?
If you know that you were distracted or otherwise behaving in a questionable way when you suffered injuries in a crash, you may think that seeking legal guidance would be a pointless waste of time. After all, if what happened to you was partially your fault, there is...
What if the other driver flees the scene of a wreck?
Drivers need to know exactly what they should do if they do collide with another vehicle. State law requires that drivers stop their vehicles after a crash causes injury to another person or if property has been damaged. Failure to stop could be charged as a...

