Torgenson Law Blog

Article Summary A dog bite puncture wound claim may be worth pursuing if the bite required medical treatment, caused lost wages, or created other damages. Arizona dog bite laws generally hold dog owners liable when their dog bites someone in a public place or while...

Article Summary A cyclist can be held responsible for hitting a pedestrian in Arizona if the cyclist’s negligence caused the crash. Fault may depend on right-of-way, traffic signals, witness statements, video footage, speed, distraction, and whether either person failed to act safely. A pedestrian injured...

Article Summary Slip-and-fall lawsuits in Arizona can be difficult to win because the injured person usually must prove the property owner knew, or should have known, about the hazard. A strong slip-and-fall accident claim often depends on evidence such as photos, witness statements, incident reports,...

Article Summary Delayed pain after a car accident can still be serious, even if you felt fine immediately after the crash. Symptoms such as neck pain, back pain, headaches, numbness, tingling, or abdominal pain may appear hours or days later. You may still have a...

Article Summary Rear-end collisions in Arizona are often treated as minor crashes, but they can cause serious neck, back, brain, and spine injuries. Even a low-speed rear-end accident can lead to whiplash, chronic pain, delayed symptoms, medical bills, and time away from work. After a...