Arizona's emergency vehicle laws play a crucial role in ensuring the safety of first responders, road crews, and drivers. By enforcing clear regulations, Arizona aims to minimize the risk of car accidents and injuries. Understanding your legal responsibilities when encountering emergency vehicles ensures that you comply with state laws. Here’s what you need to...

When deciding what kind of car to get and whether to purchase or lease, many people end up leasing because it seems much more convenient. But when you get into an accident and you total the leased car, what happens then? Who pays for it and what do you do? Understanding your rights and...

Personal injury protection (PIP) insurance, also known as "no-fault" insurance, provides coverage for medical expenses and, in some cases, lost wages and other damages, regardless of who is at fault in an accident. Keep reading to learn more from our Phoenix car accident lawyers. Arizona Does Not Require PIP Insurance Arizona is not among...

When a car accident occurs due to an auto defect, determining liability can become complex. In these instances, identifying the responsible party is crucial for injured victims seeking compensation. It’s also helpful to understand what exactly auto defects are and how to avoid them when purchasing a car in Arizona. Types of Auto Defects ...

Understanding the distinction between first-party and third-party insurance claims is essential for individuals navigating personal injury cases.  First-Party Claims First-party claims involve the policyholder seeking compensation directly from their own insurance provider for damages incurred, such as medical expenses or property damage, regardless of who was at fault in the accident. This often provides...