"As an experienced personal injury lawyer, I know that the people who seek my services have likely been through a lot. Simply being involved in an accident is physically and emotionally traumatic; dealing with its after-effects can be even more difficult. You may be in pain, unable to work and without reliable transportation anymore, because you can’t afford to repair or replace your car or motorcycle."

What Is Negligence & Why Does It Matter in Personal Injury Cases?

Negligence is the basis for all personal injury cases. It proves that there was a failure to use reasonable care on the part of the other party, leading to your injuries.

Proving negligence requires:

1. Establishing an obligation to keep you safe from the person who caused you injury; did they meet their reasonable responsibility to make sure you were out of harm’s way?
2. Showing how the person or party failed to meet that obligation; what caused the injury that they should have addressed?
3. Presenting evidence and proof of your injury and damages.
4. Proving how the person or party’s failure to meet that obligation caused your injury or loss.

How Do You Define ‘Damages’?

In personal injury cases, damages refer to the costs of your injury, including both direct and non-direct financial expenses and awards.

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?

My initial consultation and case review are free of charge. Once a settlement is reached, I will be paid based on a predetermined percentage of the settlement amount.

How Long Do I Have to File a Lawsuit for Personal Injury?

In order to expedite your case, the sooner you file the better. Arizona generally allows two years to file a personal injury claim against the person who injured you, but in certain circumstances, the deadline can be tighter.

How Do I File My Personal Injury Claim?

Call me for a no-cost consultation. After learning more about your case, I will provide an honest assessment of your claim and determine if it is worth pursuing further legal action.