Hurt in Tempe? Our Arizona Bar-licensed personal injury lawyers help Maricopa County victims recover full compensation for medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering. We know Tempe roads, insurers, and courts—and we’re available 24/7. Free consultation and no fee unless we win. Same-day, virtual, and home/hospital visits available. Let us handle insurers and evidence while you focus on healing. Schedule your free consultation now.
Our Tempe personal injury attorneys offer free consultations to review your case. We work on a contingency fee basis – meaning no win, no fee. You pay nothing unless we get you compensation. Contingency percentages can vary by case stage (pre-suit, post-filing, trial) and costs are advanced by the firm and reimbursed from the recovery.
We handle everything from the initial case investigation through final resolution. Whether your case needs settlement negotiations or trial preparation, we fight for maximum recovery under Arizona personal injury laws. We send immediate spoliation/preservation letters to at-fault parties, carriers, and businesses to secure camera footage, vehicle EDR data, and maintenance logs.
From fender benders on Mill Avenue to serious crashes on I-10, we help victims navigate insurance company claims and pursue full compensation. Arizona’s minimum auto liability limits are 25/50/15 as of 2023, and policy limits can cap recovery and trigger UM/UIM claims.
Riders face unique dangers. We understand the bias against motorcyclists and fight to protect your rights as a plaintiff.
Commercial truck crashes often cause catastrophic injuries. We investigate driver logs, maintenance records, and company policies.
These cases involve complex insurance coverage. We handle claims against rideshare companies and their insurers.
Tempe’s busy streets put walkers and cyclists at risk. We pursue claims for your medical expenses and suffering.
Property owners must maintain safe conditions. We prove negligence when dangerous conditions cause injuries.
Arizona holds dog owners strictly liable for bite injuries. We help victims get compensation for attacks.
Under A.R.S. § 12-611 (wrongful death), families can seek justice when negligence causes a loved one’s death.
Life-changing injuries require maximum compensation for ongoing care and lost quality of life.
Beyond workers’ comp, construction accident (third-party claim) options may exist against other contractors or equipment makers.
Product liability laws hold manufacturers responsible for dangerous products that cause harm.
Beyond the drunk driver, dram shop liability may allow claims against bars that overserved. Arizona’s dram shop statutes (A.R.S. § 4-311/4-312) require quick action to preserve bar receipts, surveillance, and witness statements.
Quick checklist:
Your health comes first. Keep all medical records – they’re crucial for proving damages.
File an accident report with Tempe Police Department or appropriate authorities immediately.
For crashes within Tempe city limits, use the Tempe PD online portal or visit in person with your report number. For state highway crashes (I-10, US-60, Loop 101/202), contact the ADOT Crash Records Unit online or by mail. Have your report number ready if available.
Take photos of injuries, damage, and the scene. Get witness contact information.
Modern vehicles contain Event Data Recorder (EDR) / black box information. We ensure evidence preservation and spoliation prevention by sending immediate preservation letters to secure critical data.
Report the accident but avoid statements about fault. Let investigations determine responsibility.
Insurance adjusters may use your words against you. Get legal advice first.
Document all costs – they’re part of your economic damages claim.
Negligence means someone failed to use reasonable care, causing your injuries. We must prove the defendant breached their duty of care.
Arizona follows pure comparative negligence. You can recover damages even if partially at fault, reduced by your percentage of fault.
The statute of limitations under A.R.S. § 12-542 (two-year statute of limitations) gives you two years from injury to file suit.
Claims against government entities require notice within 180 days under A.R.S. § 12-821.01 (notice of claim for government entities).
Family members can pursue wrongful death claims for economic and non-economic losses.
Damages include medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and property damage.
Punitive damages punish extremely reckless behavior, like drunk driving.
Don’t Wait – Time Limits Apply
Arizona’s statute of limitations can bar your claim. Call 602-777-3333 now for free advice.
Your consultation costs nothing. We review facts, explain options, and answer questions.
What to bring:
Our case investigation uncovers all evidence supporting your personal injury claim.
We work with an accident reconstruction expert when needed to prove how crashes happened.
We document all losses to maximize your recovery value.
We handle all insurance communications, protecting you from tactics that reduce claims.
Most cases resolve through settlement negotiations without court.
When insurers won’t pay fairly, litigation may be necessary. We’re ready for trial.
We handle liens, finalize paperwork, and ensure you receive your compensation. Some employer health plans governed by ERISA may require reimbursement from settlements – our team audits, negotiates, and seeks equitable reductions.
Arizona isn’t a no-fault state. You can pursue claims against at-fault drivers’ insurance.
Insurance adjusters work for companies, not you. We protect your interests.
A strong demand letter with complete documentation gets better offers.
UM/UIM coverage (uninsured/underinsured motorist) is optional in Arizona but highly protective in low-limit cases and underinsured scenarios. Medical Payments (MedPay) can cover out-of-pocket medical costs regardless of fault.
We negotiate medical lien, ERISA lien, and subrogation claims to maximize your recovery.
When insurers act unreasonably, insurance bad faith remedies exist, including potential exposure above policy limits. We evaluate bad-faith issues in parallel with your injury claim.
Simple cases may settle in months. Complex litigation can take one to two years.
Clear liability and documented damages speed resolution. Disputes and serious injuries take longer.
We often wait until you reach maximum improvement to value future medical needs.
Economic damages have clear dollar amounts – bills, wages, and future costs.
Pain and suffering compensation varies based on injury severity and life impact.
Arizona minimum liability limits (25/50/15 as of 2023) may cap recovery. When policy limits are insufficient, UM/UIM claims can provide additional compensation. Multiple policies might apply.
Complete documentation supports higher settlements. We help gather everything needed.
These injuries aren’t visible but cause real pain and limitations.
Broken bones require surgery, therapy, and time off work.
Head injuries have lasting effects on work, relationships, and daily life.
Back and neck injuries may need lifelong treatment.
Visible injuries affect confidence and may require plastic surgery.
We help navigate property damage claim processes for repairs or replacement.
You deserve rental car and loss-of-use compensation while your car’s being fixed.
Even after repairs, your car’s worth less. Third-party diminished value claim rights are recognized in Arizona. We help document repair estimates, pre-loss value, and comparable sales.
We resolve excessive towing and storage fee disputes.
Most Tempe personal injury lawsuits are filed in Maricopa County Superior Court. Tempe Municipal Court is typically relevant for traffic citations that can support liability, not civil injury filings.
We have resources for thorough investigations and expert testimony.
We handle everything, keeping you informed while you focus on recovery.
Insurance companies know we’ll go to trial if needed.
Our contingency fee (no win, no fee) structure means no upfront costs.
We’re licensed by the State Bar of Arizona and maintain good standing.
Years of experience in settlement talks and courtroom advocacy.
Proven track record helping Maricopa County injury victims.
We have financial resources to build strong cases without cutting corners.
You’ll understand every step. We return calls promptly.
Get accident reports from Tempe PD online portal for city crashes. Include report numbers if available.
State highway crashes require ADOT Crash Records Unit reports.
Most injury lawsuits file in Superior Court’s civil division.
These highways see frequent accidents requiring experienced legal help.
Tempe has multiple hospitals and urgent care centers for injury treatment.
You pay nothing to start your case and nothing if we don’t win.
Fees are a percentage of recovery, varying by case stage (pre-suit typically 33%, post-filing or trial may be 40%). Case costs are advanced by our firm and reimbursed from settlement.
Health insurance, MedPay, or medical liens can cover treatment during your case.
Contact us by phone at 602-777-3333 or online form for immediate help.
Bring any documents you have, but don’t delay calling if you’re missing items.
We’ll discuss your accident, injuries, and legal options confidentially.
We can start protecting your rights immediately after you hire us.
We meet wherever works best for you – office, home, hospital, or video call.
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We handle car accidents, slip and falls, dog bites, wrongful death, construction accidents, and any injury caused by someone else’s negligence.
Get medical help, call police, take photos, get witness information, and contact a lawyer before speaking with insurance companies.
Generally two years from the injury date, but government claims require notice within 180 days. Don’t wait – evidence disappears quickly.
Medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, property damage, and sometimes punitive damages for extreme negligence.
Investigation, medical treatment, demand letter, negotiations, and possibly litigation if settlement isn’t reached.
Three months to two years depending on injury severity, liability disputes, and whether trial is needed.
Most cases (over 95%) settle without trial, but we prepare every case as if it will go to court.
Arizona Bar license, trial experience, resources for complex cases, and contingency fee structure.
We negotiate with adjusters, present evidence of damages, and work toward fair settlement without admitting fault.
Time commitment, uncertainty, and emotional stress – but letting deadlines pass means losing rights forever.
You can handle claims yourself, but studies show represented victims receive 3.5 times more compensation on average.
No, Arizona is an at-fault state. The responsible driver’s insurance pays for damages.
Your UM/UIM coverage can help. We explore all insurance policies that might provide coverage.
You pay nothing if we don’t win. If we do win, our fee is a percentage of your recovery.
Contingency fees typically increase from 33% pre-suit to 40% if we file suit or go to trial. Case costs (filing fees, experts, depositions) are advanced by our firm and reimbursed from your settlement or verdict. You owe nothing if we don’t win.
Yes, we work with medical providers who treat on liens, meaning they wait for payment from your settlement. We can also help stop collections and negotiate medical debt while your case is pending.
Yes, you can change attorneys at any time. Your former attorney may have a lien for work performed, but fees are typically split between firms so you don’t pay more. We handle the file transfer and ensure no deadlines are missed.