Phoenix, AZ
Personal injury Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Litigation ... +2 more
Here is the law in Arizona: Regardless of what the police do at the scene, if the other driver was at fault, and the other drivers insurance...
Generally, the above is true. UM and UIM recoveries are not subject to liens, except the following: 1. Governmental liens (Medicare, Tricare,...
The driver would be primarily liable; the owner of the vehicle could be for a “negligent entrustment”. If a person causes an accident and has...
Based upon the information provided, there will be a police report. The police report will provide all information regarding the at fault driver,...
It certainly sounds like the other driver is at fault. If so, her insurance company should pay for your damages.
The questions is not “can you” be held to the settlement, but rather, “will you” be held to it. In my opinion, no. If you can prove you were...
It sounds like: 1. Relatively serious car accident; 2. You are injured; 3. You are an innocent victim; 4. You are not sure how to...
If the only damage was property, and the insurance company paid for it, what do you want to sue for? Lawsuits are filed for payment of damages. ...
Hopefully, you reported your fall to the store before leaving. Whether you did or not, your next step should be to speak to an experienced...
The only way to make the owner give it to you is to 1) file a lawsuit and 2) subpoena the document. An experienced personal injury trial lawyer...
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