Suddenly losing your spouse in a sudden and deadly car accident in Arizona can result in deep pain and a sense of injustice. You may quickly find yourself facing a world that feels fundamentally altered because the partner who held your hand through difficult times...
After a crash, the injuries and losses can affect nearly every part of your life. Medical bills could come in fast, you might lose work hours and your car may require repairs. Understanding which types of damages are available can help you know what your case may be...
What A.R.S. § 28-914 actually says, and how a $75 ticket becomes a class 1 misdemeanor under A.R.S. § 28-672 By Jamal F. Allen, Allen Law Firm, Arizona's Big Crash Lawyers The short version. Arizona's hands-free law, A.R.S. § 28-914, makes it illegal to hold a phone...
By Jamal F. Allen | Allen Law Firm, Arizona's Big Crash Lawyers For years I defended insurance companies. I sat in their conference rooms, read their claim files, and watched how a dollar figure gets attached to the worst day of somebody's life. I learned which things...
No, Arizona isn’t a no-fault state for car accidents. Arizona uses an at-fault system, which means that the driver who caused the crash is responsible for the resulting damages. Because of this system, the victims in these crashes can turn to the court system to hold...