Torgenson Law Blog

Do Most Car Accident Cases Go to Trial? The Real Numbers

February 26, 2026
Article Summary Car accident cases may go to trial to avoid an expiring statute of limitations, because of liability disputes, or because of severe or catastrophic injuries resulting in extraordinary compensation demands. An attorney can help you navigate the settlement process even if a case...
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Claiming Compensation For An Injury From A Negligent Firearm Discharge

February 24, 2026
Article Summary Shannon’s Law criminalizes what is deemed as a reckless discharge of a firearm in a populated area. The crime is generally charged as a Class 6 felony. Criminal cases do not always cover the financial losses a victim experiences after being involved in...
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What To Do If You’re A Pedestrian Hit By A Distracted Driver Who Was Texting

February 18, 2026
Article Summary Even a pedestrian who is partially at fault for an accident with a motorist can be awarded compensation.  Seeking medical attention is always advised for a pedestrian who has been struck by a distracted driver. Sometimes injuries aren’t felt immediately, and medical documentation...
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What Happens After You’re Bit By A Dog On Someone Else’s Property

February 15, 2026
Article Summary Dog owners in Arizona are required by law to stay at the scene of the bite and exchange contact information with the person who was bitten. Every dog bite needs to be reported to the county’s animal control unit, which will give quarantine...
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Average Payout: What Can You Expect for a Back Injury After a Car Accident?

February 10, 2026
Article Summary You should contact a car accident attorney after an accident, even if you didn’t feel pain immediately after the accident. Back injuries are common in car accidents and can take time to be noticed. It is difficult to determine an average payout from...
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