An Uber crash case can seem straightforward at first. You were a passenger, another car hit you or your Uber driver made a dangerous move. Then the claim starts, and everyone points somewhere else. Uber may assert the driver was an independent contractor, but Arizona...
Mesa Personal Injury Law Blog
Victim of a bad car accident? Immediate steps to take
A car accident can happen in seconds but leave lasting effects. In those first moments, it can be difficult to think clearly or know what to do next. Acting quickly and carefully helps ensure safety, proper documentation and a smoother recovery process. Check safety...
Can a pothole make the government liable for your car crash?
Potholes can cause serious vehicle damage and, in some cases, lead to dangerous collisions. When the poorly maintained road you were driving on falls under government responsibility, you might be wondering if you have any legal grounds for filing a claim....
How to start your claim journey as a truck accident victim
Truck accidents can leave victims dealing with serious injuries, financial stress and uncertainty about what to do next. The size and impact of commercial vehicles often make these cases more complex than typical road accidents. Starting a claim after a truck accident...
Common mistakes to avoid after a car accident in Arizona
Car crashes can leave victims feeling scared or experiencing shock. While the severity of these incidents can result in varying reactions and types of injuries, drivers must still avoid the common errors in judgment that can harm their rights and affect their ability...
What happens when the at-fault driver is underinsured in Arizona?
You're driving through Phoenix when another driver runs a red light and crashes into you. The impact leaves you injured and your car damaged. Later, you discover the at-fault driver carries only minimum insurance. Their policy won't cover your growing medical bills,...
Can you recover compensation if you were partly at fault?
Many people assume that if they contributed to a car accident, they lose the right to seek compensation. In Arizona, that is not how it works. The state follows a rule called pure comparative negligence, which means you can still recover damages even if you share some...
Can you use phantom symptoms to file a personal injury claim?
Not all injuries show on scans. Some pain appears days, weeks or even months later. If you are wondering if Arizona courts allow claims for delayed or phantom symptoms, the answer is yes. However, you must show a medical link between the accident and your pain. How do...
Who is liable in a self-driving car crash?
A self-driving car moves through an intersection and collides with your vehicle. In that instant, the technology stops feeling innovative and starts raising practical questions about control, insurance and responsibility. In a city where companies like Waymo operate...
6 types of evidence that strengthen wrongful death claims
When you lose a loved one because of someone else’s actions, it can be hard to think clearly about what comes next. You may feel pressure to get answers while grieving. Wrongful death claims in Arizona depend more on what you can prove than on what feels fair. The...

