Driverless or autonomous vehicles are no longer a distant concept but a reality on the roads of road in Arizona and across the United States. However, the transition to this new era raises important questions, particularly when it comes to accidents. This is because, typically, in Arizona car accidents, the driver responsible for the...

Arizona often experiences hazardous weather during monsoon season, dust storms, and extreme heat, making driving conditions highly dangerous. All drivers must assess the weather conditions and drive carefully if they choose to travel. If you are injured in an accident caused or contributed to by bad weather, you may wonder who can be held...

Imagine driving home on a clear evening when suddenly, a distracted driver runs a red light, colliding with your car. This moment can change your life, bringing unforeseen challenges and questions, notably about compensation for your losses. In Arizona, victims of car accidents have the right to seek “full and fair” compensation for various...

Imagine you're on your routine morning commute, and suddenly a car accident upsets your day. In the chaotic moments that follow, your primary concern is naturally the safety and well-being of everyone involved, then the auto damages. But once the immediate shock subsides, what should you tell your insurance company?  ARS 28-667 requires that...

Being involved in a car accident during Arizona winters can be a difficult and stressful experience. You are likely to suffer injuries (with pain, emotional upset and the cost of medical treatment), damages to your vehicle, and lost time and/or lost wages from work. It's important to understand your legal rights and options during...