"Torgenson Law did an awesome job working hard for me, keeping me updated throughout my case, and making sure I got the most out of my settlement. If you have had an accident or injury, I would definitely recommend contacting Torgenson Law!"
"Torgenson Law hizo un trabajo excelente. Lucharon duro por mí, me mantuvieron informado durante todo mi caso y se aseguraron de que obtuviera el mejor resultado posible en mi acuerdo. Si has tenido un accidente o una lesión, definitivamente te recomiendo que contactes a Torgenson Law."
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Losing someone suddenly isn’t just painful, it’s disorienting. Calls from hospitals, arrangements to make, bills arriving, and questions no one should have to ask. If your loved one’s death was caused by someone else’s choices, you shouldn’t carry the weight alone. At Torgenson Law, It’s Personal. We protect your family, handle the legal fight, and honor the story of the loved one you lost.
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Fair Fee Guarantee: We will never take more than your family takes home.
Personal attention: Direct access to your attorney, clear updates, in English or Spanish.
Trial-ready from day one: We preserve evidence, retain experts, and build leverage insurers can’t ignore.
No fee unless we win: Free, no-pressure consultation.
We believe in accountability, preparation, and presence so you can focus on each other.
If you or a loved one has been injured in Arizona, we are here to help. Our experienced compassionate wrongful death lawyers are available 24/7 to provide a free consultation and help you pursue the compensation you need.
If another person or company’s wrongful act, neglect, or default caused your loved one’s death, Arizona law allows certain family members to seek accountability and compensation. This isn’t about revenge. It’s about truth, financial security, and change. So what happened is seen, addressed, and less likely to happen again.
Common contexts we handle
It’s Personal. We’ll Listen First, Then Advise You on Next Steps
Typically the spouse, children, or parents may bring a wrongful death claim. If there’s no immediate family, the personal representative (on behalf of the estate) can file.
You may be wondering if you’re legally allowed to file a wrongful death claim. In Arizona, the law gives specific family members the right to take action when a loved one is wrongfully taken. Even if you’re not sure where you stand, give us a call. We’ll walk you through what’s possible and what to expect.
We’ll treat your loved one’s story with dignity. We’ll carry the legal burden with grit and compassion. And we’ll be present for as long as it takes.
Most Arizona wrongful death claims must be filed within two years of the date of death. Claims involving a city, county, or state entity have much shorter notice requirements (as short as 180 days). We’ll identify every deadline and act quickly to preserve evidence, without rushing you.
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John was so compassionate, responsive, and prompt in helping me with a very difficult situation – he was a gem! I would absolutely recommend him to anyone needing legal advice or help. Thank you John! God bless you. – Lisa S
We work with economists and life-care planners to project long-term needs, education costs for children, and future household support so the result reflects the full reality of your loss.
You’ll always know where things stand. We move at your pace, not a sales quota.
Our team of Phoenix personal injury lawyers, led by Notre Dame-educated John Torgenson, brings personal commitment to every aspect of your case, from first contact to final resolution. Our approach is fundamentally different because we see you as a person, not a case number.
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Torgenson Law serves the following locations in Arizona.
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Arizona follows what’s called a “pure comparative negligence” rule. That means even if your loved one was partly at fault, you can still recover damages. The amount you receive may be reduced based on their share of the fault, but it doesn’t block your claim. We work to minimize any fault assigned to your loved one—and maximize what your family can recover.
Many matters resolve privately. We prepare every case like it’s going to trial—that’s how we earn fair outcomes. If trial is needed, we’ll walk it together.
Eligible parties can resolve distribution by agreement or court approval. We keep this process transparent and respectful, centered on fairness.
Nothing up front. We work on contingency and our Fair Fee Guarantee means we never take more than your family takes home.
