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

Injured in Phoenix? Our Arizona-licensed personal injury lawyers handle insurance and litigation so you can focus on healing. We offer a free 24/7 case review and work on contingency—no fee unless we win. Trial-tested in Maricopa County Superior Court, our team pursues maximum compensation under Arizona law. Request your free consultation now.

Get Your Free Case Evaluation Today

Call us 24/7 or fill out our form for a free, no-obligation consultation with a Phoenix personal injury lawyer.

Why Hire a Phoenix Personal Injury Lawyer in Maricopa County?

After an accident, you need someone who knows how to navigate the complex legal system in Maricopa County. Here’s what makes having a skilled attorney essential:

Experienced with Maricopa County Superior Court procedures

Our attorneys regularly appear in Maricopa County courts and understand local procedures and judges. Most PI cases are venued downtown at the Central Court Building, eFile is standard, and local rules/ADR (mediation) timelines can impact strategy.

Investigation, evidence preservation, and spoliation letters

We immediately send spoliation letters to preserve crucial evidence like black box data (EDR) from vehicles. Our team collects police accident reports, medical records, witness statements, and photos to build your strongest case.

Negotiating with Phoenix insurers and adjusters

Insurance companies have teams of adjusters and lawyers working to minimize payouts. We level the playing field by negotiating aggressively for fair compensation. Local knowledge matters—we know the insurance companies operating in Phoenix and their tactics.

Maximizing compensation under Arizona law (A.R.S.)

We understand how to calculate all your damages—from medical bills to pain and suffering—ensuring nothing is overlooked. A personal injury lawyer protects your rights and handles all legal aspects of your claim. We gather evidence, file paperwork, meet deadlines, and ensure you follow proper procedures under Arizona Revised Statutes (A.R.S.).

Litigation and trial representation

While most cases settle, we prepare every case for trial. Our litigation experience in Maricopa County Superior Court gives us leverage during settlement negotiations.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Phoenix

Our Phoenix law firm handles all types of personal injury cases, including:

Car accidents

The most common type of injury claim in Phoenix. We handle everything from fender-benders to catastrophic collisions.

Truck accidents

Commercial truck crashes often cause severe injuries and involve complex liability issues with multiple parties.

Motorcycle accidents

Riders face unique challenges and often suffer serious injuries requiring aggressive legal representation.

Rideshare (Uber/Lyft)

Rideshare accident claims involve special insurance considerations and corporate policies.

Pedestrian and bicycle accidents

Vulnerable road users need strong advocates when struck by vehicles.

Slip and fall / premises liability

Property owners must maintain safe conditions. We hold them accountable for negligence.

Dog bites

Under A.R.S. § 11-1025, Arizona has strict liability for dog bite injuries.

Product liability

Defective products that cause harm may lead to claims against manufacturers and sellers.

Catastrophic injury (TBI, spinal cord, burns)

Life-changing injuries require life care planners and economist experts to prove future damages.

Wrongful death

We help families seek justice and compensation when negligence causes a loved one’s death.

Drunk driving (DUI) crashes & dram shop claims

A.R.S. § 4-311 allows claims against bars that overserve drunk drivers.

Uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) claims

When at-fault drivers lack adequate insurance, we pursue your UM/UIM coverage.

Construction accidents

Construction sites present unique hazards and often involve multiple liable parties.

Nursing home abuse & neglect

We protect vulnerable seniors from mistreatment in care facilities.

What to Do After an Accident in Phoenix (Checklist)

Taking the right steps immediately after an accident protects your health and your legal rights:

Call 911 and seek medical care; follow treatment plans
Photograph vehicles, scene, and injuries; collect witness info
Request the Phoenix Police Department report number
Do not admit fault or give recorded statements
Contact a Phoenix injury lawyer before speaking with insurers

Seek medical care and document injuries

Your health comes first. Get checked even if you feel okay—some injuries aren’t immediately apparent.

Report the incident

File reports with police, property owners, or employers as required.

Preserve evidence and photos

Take pictures of injuries, property damage, and accident scenes before anything changes.

Avoid recorded statements

Don’t give recorded statements to insurance companies without legal advice.

Contact a lawyer for a case evaluation

Early legal guidance prevents costly mistakes that could hurt your claim.

Get a Phoenix Police Department accident report

Official reports provide crucial documentation for your insurance claim.

Avoid social media posts about your accident

Insurance companies monitor social media and can use your posts against you.

Collect witness information and keep all bills/receipts

Document everything related to your accident and injuries.

Arizona Laws That Affect Your Phoenix Injury Claim (A.R.S.)

Understanding Arizona law is crucial for protecting your rights:

Statute of limitations (general and exceptions)

A.R.S. § 12-542 gives you two years to file most personal injury claims.

Comparative negligence rules

A.R.S. § 12-2505 establishes pure comparative negligence in Arizona—you can recover damages even if partially at fault.

Claims against government entities (notice deadlines)

A.R.S. § 12-821.01 requires 180-day notice for public entity claims—much shorter than standard deadlines.

Insurance claims and liability basics

Arizona requires minimum liability coverage, but it’s often insufficient for serious injuries.

No general cap on damages in Arizona

Unlike some states, Arizona doesn’t limit compensation for pain and suffering in most cases.

Compensation and Damages in Arizona Injury Cases

You may recover various types of compensation:

Medical bills (past/future), rehab, and devices
Lost wages and diminished earning capacity
Pain and suffering and loss of consortium
Property damage and diminished vehicle value
Punitive damages (when egregious conduct applies)

Medical expenses and future care

All medical costs related to your injuries, including future treatment needs.

Loss of wages and diminished earning capacity

Both current lost income and reduced future earning ability.

Pain and suffering

Compensation for physical pain and emotional distress.

Property damage

Repair or replacement costs for damaged property.

Punitive damages (when applicable)

Additional damages to punish especially reckless conduct.

Diminished value claims for vehicles

Compensation for your vehicle’s reduced value after repairs.

Loss of consortium

Damages for impact on family relationships.

Wrongful death damages

Special damages available under A.R.S. §§ 12-611 to 12-613.

Medical liens and subrogation—how we reduce them

Health insurers and providers may assert subrogation/reimbursement rights and we negotiate reductions to increase your net recovery.

Phoenix Personal Injury Claim Process & Timeline

Free consultation and case evaluation

We review your case at no cost to determine its strength and value.

Investigation and collection of medical records

Gathering all documentation to support your claim.

Demand package and negotiations

We send a demand letter with evidence to start settlement talks.

Settlement vs. filing a lawsuit

Most cases settle, but we’re ready for litigation when needed.

Discovery, mediation, and trial

If litigation proceeds, we guide you through each phase.

Independent Medical Examination (IME)—what to expect

Insurers/defense can request an IME under Arizona rules and we prepare you for what to expect during this examination.

Resolving medical liens before settlement disbursement

We handle lien audits, ERISA/Medicare/Medicaid compliance, and obtain written reductions prior to payout to maximize your recovery.

Settlement vs. Trial in Maricopa County

Factors that increase settlement leverage

Strong evidence, clear liability, and significant damages encourage settlements.

Average timelines for Phoenix cases

Simple cases may settle in months; complex litigation can take years.

When trial becomes the best option

We recommend trial when insurers refuse fair offers.

Cost, Contingency Fees, and Case Expenses

Typical contingency range: 33-40%, with clarity on trial rates
We advance costs and they’re reimbursed from recovery
No fee unless we win; no upfront retainers
Written fee agreement and itemized closing statement

How contingency fees work

You pay nothing upfront. Our fee comes from your settlement or verdict.

No win, no fee: what this really means

If we don’t win your case, you owe us nothing for attorney fees.

Clear fee percentages and written agreements

Everything is explained clearly in writing before we start.

Case costs and expenses (who pays and when)

We typically advance case costs (experts, records, filing/serving) and recover them from the settlement; you owe nothing upfront.

Free consultation—what to expect

We review your accident details, explain your legal options, discuss documents to bring (police reports, medical records, photos), and outline timeline for next steps.

Don’t Wait—Arizona Has Time Limits on Claims

The statute of limitations could bar your claim if you wait too long. Contact us today for your free consultation.

Benefits of a Local Phoenix Personal Injury Attorney

Knowledge of Maricopa County courts

We know the judges, procedures, and local rules that affect your case.

Access to local experts and resources

Established relationships with medical providers and expert witnesses in Phoenix.

Understanding of Arizona insurance practices

Experience with bad faith insurance tactics common in Arizona.

Spanish-speaking team and 24/7 case intake

We serve Phoenix’s diverse community with accessible, round-the-clock service.

Qualifications to Look For in a Phoenix Injury Lawyer

Arizona licensure and good standing

Verify your attorney is licensed to practice in Arizona and in good standing with the State Bar.

Relevant case experience and trial results

Look for proven verdicts and settlements in cases similar to yours, plus trial readiness.

Communication, accessibility, and client reviews

Choose an attorney who communicates clearly, returns calls promptly, and has positive client testimonials.

How Much Is My Phoenix Injury Case Worth?

Key value drivers: liability, injuries, and insurance coverage

Case value depends on fault clarity, injury severity, and available insurance.

Using economists and life care planners to prove future losses

Expert testimony establishes long-term financial impacts.

Average settlement ranges in Arizona (and why they vary)

Every case is unique—we evaluate yours individually during your free consultation.

Arizona Insurance Issues: UM/UIM, MedPay, Bad Faith & Hit-and-Run

Uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) claims

Your own coverage protects you when at-fault drivers lack adequate insurance.

Medical payments (MedPay) coverage and coordination of benefits

MedPay provides immediate help with medical bills regardless of fault.

Recognizing and handling insurance bad faith

When insurers act unfairly, additional legal remedies may apply.

Hit-and-run claims and accessing other coverage

For hit-and-run losses, we help you access UM, MedPay, and resident relative policies. Prompt police reporting is essential for these claims.

Local Phoenix & Maricopa County Resources

Maricopa County Superior Court venues and eFiling basics

Most personal injury cases are filed at the Central Court Building downtown Phoenix. eFiling is required, and forms/helpdesk information is available through the court’s website.

Phoenix Police Department accident reports

We help obtain official reports for your claim.

Major hospitals and trauma centers near you

Familiar with all major Phoenix medical facilities.

Serving Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Glendale

Representing injury victims throughout the Phoenix metro area.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a personal injury lawyer in Phoenix charge?

We work on contingency—typically 33-40% of your recovery. You pay nothing unless we win.

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

Generally two years under A.R.S. § 12-542, but some claims have shorter deadlines.

What compensation can I recover in a personal injury claim?

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

Will my case go to court or settle out of court?

Most cases settle, but we prepare every case for trial to maximize your leverage.

What should I do immediately after an accident?

Seek medical care, document everything, avoid giving statements, and contact a lawyer.

How long does a personal injury case typically take?

Simple cases may resolve in months; complex cases can take 1-2 years or more.

Do I need a lawyer or can I handle my claim on my own?

While you can self-represent, studies show lawyers typically achieve much higher settlements.

What if the other driver is uninsured or underinsured (UM/UIM) in Arizona?

Your own UM/UIM coverage can provide compensation when the at-fault driver lacks adequate insurance.

Can you help me get medical care if I don’t have health insurance?

Yes—our firm can arrange treatment through providers who accept liens/LOPs and coordinate MedPay/UM benefits to keep care moving.

What case expenses will I be responsible for, and when are they paid?

We typically advance case costs (experts, records, filing) and recover them from the settlement; you owe nothing upfront.

How are you different from large “TV” law firms in Phoenix?

We offer direct access to your attorney, trial-ready representation in Maricopa County, and transparent communication—not a high-volume, hand-off model.

Ready to Get Started?

Don’t let the insurance companies take advantage of you. Our Phoenix personal injury lawyers are ready to fight for your rights. Call now or complete our online form for your free, no-obligation consultation.

This page provides general legal information. For specific advice about your case, please contact us for a consultation. We are licensed Arizona attorneys in good standing with the State Bar of Arizona.