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Auto Injury Compensation

If you've been injured in a car accident in the Tucson area, don't hesitate to connect with an attorney to review your case.

Arizona has complex personal injury laws regarding auto accidents, and our uniquely experienced attorneys will help make sure you get the best possible outcome.

Don't settle for the insurance company's pathetic offer.

 

Sit down with our Tucson car accident attorney to review the full extent of your losses and find out what you are REALLY entitled ater a serious accident.

Serving all of the city of Tucson, and surrounding areas of southern Arizona, the best lawyers know that after personal injury the insurance companies will do everything they can to minimize what they have to pay.

When you've been hurt resulting from the recklessness of another driver, you shouldn't have to pay for your recovery. You should be compensated for the physical injuries, pain and suffering endured. Let us help in the fight to see you are made whole.

Arizona is an At-fault state.

The state of Arizona has complex personal injury laws regarding car accidents.

 

Don't Make the Mistake of Thinking Accountability is Straightforward After a Car Accident.

Even when it seems clear who was to blame for the accident, your legal team will help investigate, collect the evidence and documents, and help you build a case that is iron-clad.

• Reckless speeds
• Open containers or edibles photographed in the wreckage
• Police assessment of observable facts or errors in the report
• Interactions with insurers or statements that indicate responsibility
• Whether traffic laws were violated, seatbelts worn, reasonable actions taken

The Arizona car accident injury attorneys at Lawsuit Legal know the tricks insurers use and have developed trial-tested strategies to fight back for the full compensation you are entitled.

 

Tucson Locations Served

Accident injury that happen across the city of Tucson, the busy Speedway intersections, to surrounding towns and the heavily trafficked corridor from Nogales to Pheonix using the I19 & I10..

• Cities & Areas: Tucson, South Tucson, Downtown, Oro Valley, Sahuarita, Green Valley, Nogales, Tubac, Catalina foothills, Tanque Verde, Marana, among others..
• Most Dangerous Roadways: Interstate 19, Interstate 10, entirety of the Nogales Hwy, Intersection of Broadway & Wilmot, Intersection of Golf Links & Craycroft, Intersection of Irvington & Campbell Ave., 22nd & Wilmot, Alvernon and Grant Rd, Grant and Swan, Golf Links...
• Counties: Pima County, Cochise County, Graham County, Pinal County, Santa Cruz County, etc...
• Zip Codes: 85706, 85710, 85705, 85713, 85711, 85746, 85730, 85745, 85719, 85741, 85712, among others...

While dense population centers like Tucson make vehicle accidents a more common occurrence, collisions on the interstate highway in the state can be especially devastating because of the high speeds and semi-truck and commercial vehicle traffic.

 

Why You Need an Attorney After an Accident in Tucson

Arizona is an at-fault state meaning that the at-fault party is responsible for financially compensating anyone who sustained personal injury in an auto accident.

An insurance claim brought against the at-fault driver and their insurance company should consider the total potential medical bills, property damage, pain and suffering, long-term injury and disability treatment, loss of consortium, disfigurement, and emotional distress.

The damages associated with the wreck that the victims sustained should be considered in any fair settlement.

However, things aren't always black-and-white; accidents in Tucson are subject to several limitations regarding car accidents and car accident injuries. For example, Arizona law recognizes comparative negligence, which reduces the compensation you can receive based on your share of fault in causing an accident.

If your actions are deemed to share blame for the accident which led to your injuries, the compensation will be impacted.

This is a particularly tricky part of Arizona law to navigate without experienced legal representation by a law firm.

Secondly, the statute of limitations for filing car accident claim in Arizona must not be exceeded for a viable claim. Additionally, a good lawyer will employ strategies to position your injury claim for maximum entitled compensation and will fight the defense claims attempting to limit their exposure.

Thirdly, hiring our car accident lawyers puts the insurance companies on notice. They will negotiate on your behalf with the isurers and will fight for the best possible outcome every step of the way. The At-fault driver's insurance company can be expected to make a lowball settlement offer hoping to take advantage of the confusion and overwhelm of injured victims. With legal representation, they won't be able to get away with pressuring you for less than you deserve.

The insurance company’s adjusters are masters of downplaying the severity of your injuries or framing the events in an attempt to place a share of the blame on plaintiffs. They will use every opportunity to spin a percentage of fault to limit their responsibility. After injury, bills for medical treatment are expensive, costs continue to pile up, and too many people, unfortunately, settle for vastly less than they deserve.

Our attorneys will be with you across every step of the process of filing a claim, gathering evidence, and navigating Arizona’s tricky laws, to help ensure you are fairly compensated and paid what you are really owed.

Understanding Arizona Car Accident Laws

Arizona law requires all drivers to carry a minimum amount of liability insurance to cover accident injuries caused by the driver. An accident involving uninsured or underinsured motorists adds additional complexity to an injury claim. Usually, damages will still be covered even if the other driver doesn't have sufficient insurance.

Comparative negligence means that if you're found partially responsible causing the accident, your claim compensation will be reduced by the share of your fault. For example, if reckless speed is cited as contributing 20% at fault for causing the accident, your compensation potentially could be reduced by 20%.

The statute of limitations in Arizona requires claimants to file a lawsuit within two years following the accident. You lose the right to sue and demand compensation for your damages after the period has expired.

 

 

Tucson Auto Accident Injury Compensation

Our role as your car accident attorneys is to fight to see you receive just compensation following a motor vehicle accident. Automobile accidents commonly result in minor to severe injuries requiring medical attention. This includes scuffs and bruises, perhaps a few cuts, to more serious injuries including broken bones, organ damage, internal bleeding, amputations, traumatic brain injury, or even worse, fatalities. After an accident, when you've been hurt, your attorney will handle the legal matters so you can focus on recovery.

We will help you navigate the entirety of the legal process, provide you with a free consultations and free case evaluation, help with evidence gathering, as well as obtaining an official police report and medical care report. Your representation will negotiate with the insurance company on your behalf seeking to obtain the best possible outcome.

If we take your case, legal services are provided on a contingency fee basis, which means you can pay nothing unless you win financial recovery.

A proper valuation of your claim will account for the total and true cost of damages - get paid what you are entitled.

FINANCIAL COMPENSATION CONSIDERATIONS AFTER AN ACCIDENT

 

• Medical Costs
• Property Damage
• Pain and Suffering
• Lost Wages and Future Income
• Long-term Injury and Disability
• Loss of Consortium
• Disfigurement
• Emotional Distress

Each case is unique, but the full tally of your losses should be considered in a fair settlement offer.

What to do After a Crash

Assess your Health Situation.

• Are you bleeding? Check yourself and assess your condition. Are you sore, bruised, stiff, or dizzy? Are there obvious injuries, lacerations or serious wounds that need immediate attention? If you can, turn on your emergency blinkers, and be careful if you are going to leave the vehicle.

Gather Information

• While waiting for the police and emergency services, if you are capable and it is safe to do so, take photos of what happened to document the scene.

Consult Our Attorneys

• Before speaking with the insurance company, speak with a personal injury attorney. Insurers often take advantage of the overwhelm and confusion immediately following a serious accident to push for statements that they will use against you.