Chandler Personal Injury Lawyer | Free Consultation, No Fee Unless We Win

Hurt in Chandler, Arizona? Speak with a local personal injury lawyer today. We handle car, motorcycle, slip and fall, and wrongful death claims across Maricopa County—and you pay nothing unless we win. Our State Bar of Arizona-licensed attorneys know Chandler crash hotspots and the local courts, and we deal with insurance adjusters so you can focus on healing. Call our Chandler office or schedule a free consultation now.

No attorney’s fees unless we win your case. We advance all case costs, which are repaid only from your recovery. Call our Chandler office or schedule online.

Why Hire a Chandler Personal Injury Attorney (AZ)

Local Experience Matters

A local personal injury lawyer knows Chandler inside and out. We’ve helped hundreds of Chandler clients and earned 5-star reviews. We understand the unique challenges of accidents in our community. From busy intersections to construction zones, we’ve seen it all.

Knowledge of Arizona Laws and Courts

Arizona law is complex. We know the Arizona Revised Statutes that apply to your case. We understand tort law and how to prove negligence and liability.

Dealing with Arizona Insurers and Adjusters

Every insurance adjuster has tricks to pay you less. We know their tactics. We protect you from recorded statements that hurt your claim. We recommend limiting medical authorizations to relevant providers and timeframes, routing all requests through our office.

Maricopa County Courts and Local Procedures

We file cases in Maricopa County Superior Court regularly. Many Chandler matters are handled at the Southeast Court Complex in Mesa. We manage all filings and appearances. We know the judges, the staff, and the local rules that can make or break your case.

Familiar with Chandler Crash Hotspots (Loop 202, I-10, Alma School Rd, Chandler Blvd)

We know where accidents happen most in Chandler. Loop 202 and I-10 see serious crashes daily. We use ADOT crash data for Loop 202/I-10 corridors to support liability and notice arguments. Alma School Road and Chandler Boulevard have dangerous intersections. This local knowledge helps build stronger cases.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Chandler

Auto Accidents (Car, Motorcycle, Truck)

Car crashes cause serious injuries. We handle all vehicle accidents, from fender-benders to fatal collisions.

Rideshare Accidents (Uber and Lyft)

Hurt in an Uber and Lyft accident? These cases have special insurance rules. We know how to get maximum compensation.

Pedestrian and Bicycle Accidents

Walkers and cyclists face severe injuries when vehicles hit them. We fight for full compensation for these vulnerable victims.

Slip and Fall and Premises Liability

Premises liability covers injuries on someone else’s property. Store owners must keep you safe. We hold them accountable when they don’t.

Dog Bites and Animal Attacks

Arizona has strict dog bite laws. Under Arizona’s strict liability framework, owners are responsible when their pets attack. Typical defenses include trespass and provocation.

Product Liability and Defective Products

Product liability cases involve dangerous or defective items that hurt you. Preserve the product and packaging and avoid repairs or alterations so experts can inspect it.

Dram Shop and Overservice Claims

Under dram shop liability (A.R.S. § 4-311), bars can be liable for serving obviously intoxicated or underage patrons. Claims often hinge on witness statements, receipts, and surveillance showing obvious intoxication.

Catastrophic Injury and Wrongful Death

Serious injuries change lives forever. Wrongful death (A.R.S. § 12-611) cases help families after losing a loved one.

Work-Related Third-Party Injury Claims

Hurt at work by someone other than your employer? You can pursue negligent third parties in addition to workers’ comp. Your recovery may be subject to a comp lien we negotiate.

Construction Accidents and Burn Injuries

Construction sites and burns cause devastating injuries. We get you compensation for long-term care.

What to Do After an Accident in Chandler (Police Report, Medical Care)

Your First Steps: Safety, Medical Care, and Documentation

Get safe first. Then get medical help. Document everything – take photos, get names, save receipts.

Move to safety and call 911
Photograph vehicles, hazards, and injuries
Gather witness names/phones
Seek care at Chandler Regional/urgent care
Avoid recorded statements

Preserving Evidence: Photos, Witnesses, Reports

Evidence disappears fast. Take photos of injuries, damage, and the scene. Get witness contact information.

Obtaining a Police Report from Chandler Police Department

The Chandler Police Department creates a police report for accidents. Access reports through LexisNexis BuyCrash portal. We can obtain the report number and handle this for you.

Where to Seek Care Locally (Chandler Regional Medical Center, Urgent Care)

Chandler Regional Medical Center handles emergencies. Urgent care centers work for less serious injuries. Keep all medical bills and records.

What to Avoid Saying to Insurance Adjusters

Don’t admit fault. Don’t say you’re “fine.” Let us talk to insurance companies for you.

Arizona Personal Injury Legal Process (A.R.S. §§ 12-542, 12-2505)

From Consultation to Settlement

Your client consultation starts everything. We review your case, explain your rights, and plan our strategy.

Investigation, Liability, and Negligence

We investigate who caused your accident. We prove their negligence led to your injuries.

Comparative Negligence in Arizona (A.R.S. § 12-2505) Explained with Examples

Comparative negligence under A.R.S. § 12-2505 means you can recover damages even if partly at fault. For example, if you’re found 20% at fault, your recovery is reduced by 20%, not eliminated entirely.

Preparing a Demand Letter and Evidence File (Photos, Bills, Records)

We create a demand letter showing all your damages (compensatory, punitive) with supporting evidence.

Communications with the Insurance Adjuster

We handle all insurance company talks. This protects you from saying something harmful.

IME: Your Rights and How We Prepare You

Insurance companies may request an independent medical examination (IME). You may be able to bring an observer or record the exam per court rules. We prepare you with specific do’s and don’ts for the examination.

Mediation, Arbitration, and Alternative Dispute Resolution

Many cases resolve through mediation without going to trial.

Negotiation and Settlement

We negotiate hard for the best settlement. Most cases settle before trial.

Filing a Lawsuit and Preparing for Trial

If needed, we file in court and prepare for trial. We’re ready to fight in front of a jury.

Compensation and Damages We Pursue (Economic, Non-Economic, Punitive)

Economic Damages: Medical Bills, Lost Wages, Property Damage

Economic damages cover your actual costs:

Medical bills (ER, imaging, PT)
Lost wages and future earning capacity
Property damage and rental car

Non-Economic Damages: Pain and Suffering, Loss of Enjoyment

Pain and suffering compensation covers:

Physical pain and emotional distress
Loss of enjoyment of life
Loss of consortium

Punitive Damages: When They May Apply

Courts award punitive damages for extremely bad behavior by the defendant.

Future Care, Loss of Earning Capacity, and Life-Care Plans

Serious injuries need future medical care. We calculate these costs with experts.

UM/UIM and MedPay: Using Your Own Policy Without Jeopardizing Coverage

Your uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) and medical payments coverage (MedPay) can help now without jeopardizing your coverage when used properly.

Property Damage Help: Rental Car and Diminished Value Claims

We help with rental car reimbursement and diminished value claim issues while your case proceeds.

Don’t Wait — Arizona Has Strict Deadlines

The statute of limitations can end your right to compensation. Call today for your free consultation.

Arizona Statute of Limitations and Notice of Claim Deadlines

General Timelines for Personal Injury Claims

Arizona law sets strict deadlines for filing injury claims. Missing these deadlines ends your case.

Arizona’s Two-Year Deadline (A.R.S. § 12-542)

Under A.R.S. § 12-542, you have two years from your injury to file a lawsuit.

Exceptions and Special Circumstances (Minors, Government Claims)

Children and certain other situations have different deadlines. Government claims have even shorter deadlines.

Government Claims: 180-Day Notice of Claim (A.R.S. § 12-821.01) Requirements

Hurt by a government employee or on government property? A.R.S. § 12-821.01 requires a notice of claim within 180 days.

Why Acting Promptly Protects Your Rights

Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Starting early gives us the best chance to win your case.

Our Process: From Free Consultation to Settlement or Trial

Free Consultation and Case Evaluation

We review your case for free. No obligation. No pressure. Just honest advice about your options.

Free case evaluation
Evidence and liability investigation
Medical care coordination and lien handling
Demand and negotiation
Litigation/trial if needed

Strategy, Case Milestones, and Communication

We create a custom strategy for your case. You’ll know what’s happening every step of the way.

Help with Property Damage and Rental Car

We help get your car fixed and a rental while you wait. Don’t let insurance companies push you around.

Coordinating Medical Care, Liens, and Subrogation

We handle medical lien and subrogation issues so you get maximum recovery.

Settlement Timelines and When Cases Go to Trial

Most cases settle in months. Complex cases or stubborn insurance companies may require trial.

Contingency Fees: No Fee Unless We Win

Contingency Fee Arrangement

We work on a contingency fee basis. This means we only get paid when you win.

No Fee Unless We Win — What That Means

If we don’t win your case, you owe us no attorney’s fees. We advance all case costs, which are repaid only from your recovery.

Case Costs and Expenses Explained

We advance all case costs including filing fees, expert witnesses, and depositions. You pay these back only from your settlement or verdict.

Free Second Opinion on an Existing Case

Unhappy with your current lawyer? We provide free second opinions.

Dealing with Insurance Adjusters and Protecting Claim Value

How Claims Are Evaluated

Insurance companies use formulas to value claims. We know these formulas and fight for more.

Insurance Companies: What to Expect

Adjuster tactics include:

Low initial offers
Broad medical record requests
Delays and “we need more documentation”
IME requests
Surveillance and social media monitoring

Recorded Statements, Medical Releases, and Surveillance

Insurers want recorded statements to use against you. They may conduct surveillance. Limit medical authorizations to relevant providers and timeframes.

Low Offers, Delays, and Other Adjuster Tactics

First offers are always low. Delays wear you down. We know these tricks and fight back.

Protecting Your Claim Value

We protect your claim from day one. Every document, every call, every decision matters. Industry studies from the Insurance Research Council suggest significantly higher recoveries with legal representation.

Social Media and Common Mistakes to Avoid

Insurance companies check your social media. One wrong post can hurt your case.

Local Chandler Resources: Police, Courts, Hospitals, ADOT

Chandler Police Department: How to Request Your Crash Report

Get your crash report from Chandler Police online through LexisNexis BuyCrash or in person. We help obtain your report number and handle this process.

Maricopa County Superior Court Locations and Filing Basics

Cases file at various Maricopa County courthouse locations. Many Chandler matters go to the Southeast Court Complex in Mesa. We handle all court filings for you.

Chandler Regional Medical Center: Billing and Records

Medical records prove your injuries. We get these records and handle billing issues.

Arizona DOT Crash Data and Road Safety Resources

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) tracks crash data. We use ADOT statistics for Loop 202/I-10 corridors to support liability arguments in your case.

Local Resources

Common Injuries and Treatment

Whiplash, Fractures, Herniated Discs, and Soft-Tissue Injuries

Even “minor” injuries cause major problems. We ensure full compensation for all injuries.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Spinal Cord Injury

Brain and spine injuries need lifetime care. We work with experts to value these cases properly.

Documenting Treatment: ER, Imaging, PT, Chiropractic Care

Every treatment matters. Keep all records from emergency rooms, physical therapy, and chiropractors.

Long-Term Rehabilitation and Disability Considerations

Serious injuries may require accident reconstruction experts to prove what happened and establish long-term care needs.

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Brief Case Intake and Attorney Review

We gather basic information and have an attorney review your case immediately.

Next Steps and Signing a Contingency Agreement

If we take your case, we explain everything clearly and sign our contingency agreement.

Same-Day, Evening, and Weekend Availability

Accidents don’t follow business hours. Neither do we. Call anytime.

Virtual, Phone, or In-Office Appointments in Chandler

Meet with us however works best – video call, phone, or at our Chandler office.

Start Your Case Today

Every day matters. The sooner you call, the stronger your case. Free consultation. No attorney’s fees unless we win.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Chandler personal injury lawyer cost?

Nothing upfront. We work on contingency fees – we only get paid if you win. Typically 33-40% of your settlement.

What is a contingency fee and how does it work?

You pay no attorney’s fees unless we win. Our fee comes from your settlement or verdict. We advance case costs, repaid only from recovery.

How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Arizona?

Two years from your injury date under Arizona law. Government claims need notice within 180 days.

What types of compensation am I entitled to?

Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and sometimes punitive damages.

Do I have to go to court, or can my case settle?

Most cases settle without trial. We prepare every case for trial to get you the best settlement.

How does hiring a lawyer help my case?

Industry studies suggest injured people with lawyers receive significantly higher compensation than those without legal representation.

What should I do immediately after suffering an injury?

Get medical help. Call police. Take photos. Get witness info. Don’t admit fault. Call a lawyer.

How long does it take to resolve a personal injury claim?

Simple cases settle in 3-6 months. Complex cases may take 1-2 years. We push for quick resolution.

What if the insurance company denies my claim?

We fight denials. We can appeal, negotiate further, or file a lawsuit to get you compensation.

Can I switch lawyers if I am not satisfied?

Yes. You can change lawyers anytime. We even provide free second opinions on existing cases.

What if I was partly at fault for the accident in Arizona?

Arizona’s comparative fault law lets you recover damages even if partly at fault, just reduced by your percentage.

Do you help with property damage and a rental car while my case is pending?

Yes. We help get your car fixed and a rental immediately while working on your injury claim.

How are you different from large Phoenix firms—will I work directly with a Chandler attorney?

You work directly with a Chandler-based attorney who knows local courts and insurance adjusters. We provide personal attention that large Phoenix firms can’t match.

Who pays my medical bills while my claim is pending, and will MedPay or health insurance seek reimbursement?

Your health insurance or MedPay typically covers bills initially. They may seek reimbursement (subrogation) from your settlement, which we negotiate to minimize.

Do you handle uninsured/underinsured or hit-and-run crashes in Chandler, and can my own UM/UIM policy apply?

Yes, we handle uninsured, underinsured, and hit-and-run cases. Your own UM/UIM coverage can provide compensation when the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance.

This information is for educational purposes. Each case is unique. Contact us for advice about your specific situation. Attorney advertising. State Bar of Arizona-licensed attorneys provide all legal services.