For many Phoenix accident victims, the most frustrating part of the legal process isn't the paperwork—it's the waiting. When bills are piling up, "How long will this take?" is the question we hear most. In Arizona, a typical car accident settlement can take anywhere from 4 months to over a year. While every case moves…

It’s a common scene on the streets of Phoenix: You’re turning left off of Camelback Road, and someone speeding through the intersection hits you. Or perhaps you were changing lanes on the I-10 and didn't see a car in your blind spot—but that driver was distracted by their phone. In these "he-said, she-said" scenarios, the…

If you’ve been injured in an accident on the I-10 or a busy intersection in Scottsdale, the last thing you want is another bill. Most people avoid calling a lawyer because they assume they can’t afford one. In Arizona, however, the legal system is designed to give everyone access to justice, regardless of their bank…

If you’ve been injured in Phoenix, the most important thing you can do — besides seeking medical care — is check the calendar. In Arizona, the statute of limitations sets the deadline for filing a personal injury lawsuit. If you miss this deadline by even one day, you permanently lose your right to recover compensation.…

1. The Paper Trail: Economic Damages Economic damages are the quantifiable financial losses caused by your accident — the costs we can prove with invoices, medical records, and pay stubs. In Phoenix, medical costs can escalate quickly. A simple ambulance ride and emergency room visit at a local hospital such as Banner Health or HonorHealth…