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Did you know that somewhere around 70,000 pedestrians lose their lives every year in crashes across the U.S.? In Arizona, we care about the safety of pedestrians and realize that they are prone to accidents due to the negligence of other drivers. In fact, research shows us that Arizona pedestrians are some of the most likely people to die in...

You post everything about your life on social media because you want to keep your family and friends updated. This includes anything from the vacations you take to the new job promotions you receive over time. So what happens when you're injured in a personal injury accident? Perhaps, after you are involved in a car accident, you decide to post...

In the construction industry, there are some type of accidents that are more common than others, causing more deaths than any other type of accident. These are known as "construction's fatal fours" and eliminating these accidents would save the lives of 602 workers in America every year. These include falls, electrocutions, and caught in-between...

If you have received injuries in an auto accident, you must be able to show four things: that a defendant owed you a duty of care, that a defendant breached their duty of care, the defendant's actions caused injuries, and that there is some way you can be compensated for your injury. Arizona negligence cases follow a doctrine known as...

When you first become injured in a car accident, the two things you may be thinking of are this: "I need to receive medical treatment" and "I need to talk to a lawyer." Most people automatically assume that they will be pursuing personal injury damages in court, but the truth is, only up to 5% of personal injury claims ever...

Have you ever heard of a "black box" in trucks? Black boxes are recorders implemented on commercial trucks that save data through a variety of sensors on the truck. They are great to have because they can record data that happens nearly seconds before an accident, which can be useful in your case. But are black boxes are a requirement...

You have been injured in a car accident and, because you have read so many conflicting things on the Internet regarding your accident and how you can bring your claim. People who are injured in a car accident suffer a barrage of medical bills, struggle to return to work, and more when all they should be worried about is recovering...

You think you have it all figured out after you have been involved in an accident. It is clear that another party was liable for your accident and played a negligent role in your case, and now you will be able to bring a claim against them for damages. But what about a little theory known as vicarious liability?