Car Accidents

Article Summary Interstate 17 connects Phoenix with Flagstaff and Northern Arizona, carrying heavy commuter, tourist, and commercial traffic through steep grades and mountainous terrain. Crashes on I-17 are often linked to speeding, following too closely, distracted or fatigued driving, sudden congestion, truck traffic, and changing...

Article Summary Headaches after a car accident can happen for many reasons, including whiplash, concussion, muscle strain, inflammation, nerve irritation, or head trauma. A car accident headache may appear right away, but symptoms can also develop hours or days later as adrenaline fades and swelling...

Article Summary If you are hit by an uninsured driver in Arizona, you may still have compensation options through uninsured motorist coverage, MedPay, collision coverage, health insurance, or other responsible parties. An uninsured driver is not automatically at fault. Fault still depends on how the...

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...