Car Accidents

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...

Article Summary Paraplegia car accident settlement values are often much higher than ordinary injury claims because the injury may permanently affect mobility, work, independence, housing, medical care, and daily life. The average settlement for paraplegia after a car accident depends on injury severity, lifetime care...

Article Summary Numbness or tingling after a car accident can be a sign of nerve irritation, nerve compression, a disc injury, or a more serious spine-related injury. Symptoms may appear in the neck, back, arms, hands, fingers, legs, feet, or toes, depending on which nerves...

Article Summary Multicar accidents often involve chain reactions, conflicting accounts, and multiple insurance companies, which can make it difficult to determine who should pay for injuries and property damage. In Arizona, responsibility for a multi-vehicle crash can be divided among multiple drivers, and each driver’s...

Article Summary Passengers in Arizona can often pursue an injury claim even though they were not driving. A passenger claim may involve one or more insurance policies and can include medical costs, lost wages, pain and suffering, and future care. Quick action matters because treatment...