Author: James Calloway
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Hit-and-Run in Phoenix: What to Do When the Other Driver Disappears
After a hit and run accident in Phoenix: the immediate steps, the police report, and how uninsured motorist coverage rescues claims with no defendant.
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The Wrongful Death Deadline in Arizona — and Its Exceptions
The wrongful death statute of limitations in Arizona is generally two years from the date of death. When the clock starts and the exceptions that change it.
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Hurt on a Construction Site: Workers’ Comp vs Third-Party Claims in Arizona
A construction accident claim in Arizona runs on two tracks: workers’ comp from your employer, and third-party claims that can add real recovery.
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Birth Injuries: Cerebral Palsy, Erb’s Palsy and the Malpractice Question
A birth injury malpractice question deserves a careful answer: which injuries suggest negligence, the records parents should request, and the deadlines.
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Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Attorney at the Free Consultation
The questions to ask a personal injury attorney at the free consultation — fees, trial record, who works your case — with what good answers sound like.
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Hours-of-Service Rules in Plain English: Why Tired Truckers Cause Crashes
Truck driver hours of service rules cap driving at 11 hours in a 14-hour window. What FMCSA requires — and how violations become proof of negligence.
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Lane Filtering in Arizona: What’s Legal and What It Means After a Crash
Lane filtering in Arizona is legal only in stopped traffic, on 45 mph roads, at 15 mph or less. What A.R.S. § 28-903 allows — and how it shapes fault.
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Economic vs Non-Economic Damages: The Two Halves of Every Claim
Economic vs non-economic damages, explained with everyday examples — plus Arizona’s constitutional rule that neither half can be capped by law.
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What Happens If My Injury Case Goes to Trial? A Plain-English Walkthrough
The personal injury trial process, demystified: filing, discovery, depositions, mediation, and the verdict — and why most cases still settle first.