Suffering an accident-injury is usually a fiasco all on its own, but it can be especially difficult if you suffer from a pre-existing injury or medical condition. Insurance companies and defense teams will often use evidence of a pre-existing condition to deny...
When a car accident happens, it evokes a flight or fight response in those involved. When the flight wins, the driver flees the crash scene. If this happens, the fleeing motorist breaches the provisions of the Arizona Revised Statutes. Under sections 28-661 and...
Understanding the Comparative Fault Doctrine is essential for anyone involved in personal injury claims. Comparative fault, also known as comparative negligence, determines how damages are allocated when multiple parties share responsibility for an incident. Under...
Causation in law is a fundamental concept that underpins the assignment of liability. It refers to the relationship between a defendant’s actions and the resulting harm or injury. Establishing causation is crucial in personal injury law and negligence claims, as...
The Arizona statute of limitations sets a maximum time limit for filing legal claims after an event. This is important for ensuring prompt legal action, preserving evidence and witness statements, and giving defendants a fair chance to defend themselves. Understanding...
Does the Government Tax Money from Lawsuit Settlements? Lawsuit settlements can be a source of financial relief, but it’s important to understand the tax implications so you’re not caught off guard during tax season. Government taxation of lawsuit...
