Car crashes are all inherently unique. Factors ranging from the skill of the drivers to the maintenance they perform on their vehicles can influence the likelihood of a crash and how severe a collision is when one occurs. In some scenarios, the fault for a crash is...
Mesa Personal Injury Law Blog
Are insurance companies on your side after an accident?
Being involved in an accident is stressful, even before you’re compelled to deal with its aftermath. During this period, you may expect your insurance company to have your back. After all, you’ve been diligently paying premiums for just this kind of situation. The...
Understanding lane filtering and its risks
Arizona's sunny weather and scenic roads make it a haven for motorcycle enthusiasts. With the increasing traffic congestion, the idea of slipping between lanes to get ahead seems tempting. As responsible drivers, it’s important to understand the legalities surrounding...
What to do after a hit-and-run in Arizona
A car accident is a jarring experience, but when the at-fault driver flees the scene, you may find yourself feeling more vulnerable, confused and even traumatized. In Arizona, hit-and-run crashes remain a significant concern. In 2022 alone, more than 15,000 crashes...
Considerations when responding to a crash settlement offer
Even though most people acknowledge that getting involved in a car accident is a possibility, many people are caught by surprise when it happens. And aside from most car accidents being unexpected, they can also be quite stressful experiences. In the aftermath of an...
The importance of medical evidence in your car accident claim
If you suffer injuries following a car accident, you may wonder whether you have a valid claim. Understanding the importance of medical evidence can significantly impact the success of your case. Why medical evidence matters Medical evidence is vital to your car...
What evidence is necessary to win a personal injury lawsuit?
The mistakes and bad behavior of people and businesses can cause harm to others. Drunk drivers sometimes cause preventable crashes. Unsafe products can burn down houses or leave people with debilitating injuries when they suddenly fail. Insurance can provide a degree...
Is the rear driver always to blame for a rear-end crash?
Establishing who is at fault is an important part of handling the aftermath of a car crash. Police officers responding to the report of a crash often analyze the situation. The drivers involved may have already reached their own conclusions by the time a police...
Arizona is one of the most dangerous states for pedestrians
Pedestrians generally experience more risk on the road than those in vehicles. Motor vehicles have safety systems including restraints and airbags that can save someone's life should a crash occur. Pedestrians have no metal structure or restraints present to protect...
5 road design changes that can improve safety but affect traffic
Determining who to blame for a collision can be vital when filing claims to pursue compensation. But sometimes, none of the involved drivers are at fault. In some scenarios, the road can be designed so poorly that its features significantly increase crash risks. These...