FAQs

You’ll need a good stack of evidence to back up your claim: the police accident report, scene photos and videos, medical bills, lost wages statements, repair estimates, witness statements, and insurance information. Our lawyers will help you collect and prepare it all to build the best possible case.

In Arizona, the statute of limitations is 2 years from the accident. File early when evidence is new. If injuries manifest later, you may still have recourse—consult a lawyer to review your claim and timeline. The sooner you contact us, the better we can protect your rights.

Because of Arizona’s comparative negligence laws, you can recover even if you’re partially at fault. Your award will be reduced by your percentage of fault. Insurance companies will try to make that percentage as big as possible—our job is to make it small and your award big.

Minor claims may settle in 1–3 months. Moderate injuries could take 3–9 months. More complex cases involving long-term injuries or high medical costs may last over a year. With our legal team managing your case, you’ll have steady progress and aggressive representation every step of the way.

If you’re responsible, sure, your rates may go up. Even if you’re not responsible, some increase is probably inevitable. Clean records and minimal prior claims are a good thing. And if your existing company increases your rates too much, we recommend comparing quotes—many firms offer better rates to new customers.

Police reports, eyewitnesses, images, and video are important to proving who’s actually liable. Our attorneys take it even further, acquiring traffic camera recordings, securing expert testimony, and counteracting insurers’ tactics. The result? A strong case is meant to win you the recovery you rightfully deserve.