Practice area
Personal Injury
A personal injury lawyer represents people hurt by someone else’s carelessness, such as in a car crash, a fall on unsafe property or a defective product, and pursues compensation for medical bills, lost wages and pain and suffering. Most work on contingency, taking a percentage only if they recover money for the client.
Personal injury is where this platform started. Every attorney profile in this section has been independently researched against the same standard, whichever city they practice in.
The cases behind that work are the ordinary emergencies that upend a life without warning: car, truck, and motorcycle crashes; slip-and-falls and other premises liability claims; injuries from a defective product; medical malpractice; and the wrongful death claims that follow when any of these turn fatal. None of it is exotic. All of it changes how someone eats, sleeps, and works the next morning, which is exactly why the attorney a person picks in that moment matters.
Every profile here passes the same standard: verified credentials, primary-source checking wherever a claim can be checked, and a firm’s own marketing rounded back down to what actually holds up. What we publish is reporting, not advertising — coverage that’s earned, never purchased. Where a placement is sponsored, it’s labeled plainly and kept structurally separate from the editorial work around it.
As more personal injury attorneys are researched and verified across new markets, this section will continue to grow alongside the platform’s other practice areas.
If you’re comparing counsel, use the city filter below to narrow the list to where you actually are, and read past the headline — the details of how a firm actually works a case are usually where a good match shows itself.
Everything published here is legal information, not legal advice, and reading it does not create an attorney–client relationship with any firm listed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Arizona?
Arizona's statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is two years from the date of the injury, under A.R.S. § 12-542. Missing that deadline generally bars the claim entirely, regardless of how strong it is.
Can I still recover damages if I was partly at fault for the accident?
Yes. Arizona follows pure comparative negligence under A.R.S. § 12-2505, so you can still recover damages even if you were mostly at fault — your compensation is just reduced by your percentage of fault.
What types of cases count as personal injury in Arizona?
Personal injury in Arizona covers car, truck, and motorcycle accidents; slip-and-falls and other premises liability claims; defective product injuries; medical malpractice; and the wrongful death claims that follow when any of these prove fatal.
Do I need to go to court to get a personal injury settlement?
No. Most personal injury claims in Arizona settle through negotiation with the insurance company before a lawsuit is ever filed; litigation becomes necessary only when a fair settlement can't be reached.
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Personal Injury guides
Phoenix (128)
- Atropello y Fuga en Phoenix: Qué Hacer si el Conductor Huye
- Accidente de Peatón en Phoenix: Sus Derechos si Fue Atropellado
- Injured at a Phoenix Block Party or HOA Community Event: Organizer and Host Liability
- Injured by a Defective Swamp Cooler or HVAC Unit in Phoenix: A Uniquely Local Product Hazard
- Injured at a Phoenix Convention Center Trade Show or Expo: Exhibitor and Venue Liability
- Injured at a Phoenix Church, Mosque, or Religious Facility: Premises Liability for Community Spaces
- Injured on a Phoenix School Field Trip: District Liability and Notice of Claim Basics
- Injured at a U-Pick Farm or Agritourism Event Near Phoenix
- Injured at a Phoenix Dog Park: Owner, City, and Off-Leash Liability Questions
- Injured at a Phoenix Splash Pad or Public Water Feature: A Uniquely Popular Summer Hazard
- Injured at a Phoenix Public Library, Rec Center, or Senior Center: Municipal Premises Liability
- Injured While Waiting for a Rideshare Outside a Phoenix Bar: Curbside Liability Questions
Tucson (28)
- Tucson International Airport Ground Transportation Accidents: Rental Shuttle and Curbside Claims
- Injured at the Tucson Rodeo (La Fiesta de los Vaqueros): Spectator and Animal-Related Liability
- Mount Lemmon and Catalina Highway Accidents: Sky Island Driving Hazards
- Downtown Tucson Construction Injury Claims: The Infill and Student-Housing Boom
- Border Patrol Checkpoint Accidents on I-19: When a Federal Stop Causes a Crash
- Uninsured Drivers in Tucson: UM/UIM Claims Near the Border
- Medical Malpractice in Tucson: Banner UMC and Beyond
- Nursing Home Neglect in Tucson: Warning Signs and Legal Options
- Rideshare Accidents in Tucson: Uber and Lyft Coverage Tiers
- Hit by a Government Vehicle in Tucson: State, City, or Federal Rules?
- Hurt Hiking Sabino Canyon or Tucson Trails: Does Anyone Owe You?
- Heat Injury Liability in Tucson: When Extreme Heat Becomes a Claim
Arizona (100)
- Conductor Sin Seguro en Arizona: Sus Opciones de Compensación
- Mining and Industrial Accidents in Southern Arizona
- Injured at Barrett-Jackson Car Auction in Scottsdale: Spectator and Exhibit Liability
- Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway Accident Claims: Phoenix’s Newest Freeway
- Luke Air Force Base Accident Claims: When a Civilian Is Injured Near a Military Installation
- Salt River Tubing Accident Claims: A Phoenix-Area Summer Tradition’s Legal Risk
- Chase Field and Footprint Center Spectator Injury Claims: The “Baseball Rule” Explained
- Sky Harbor Airport Accident Claim: Escalators, Trams, and Curbside Injuries
- Primera Oferta del Seguro Arizona: ¿Debo Aceptarla?
- Negligencia en Hogares de Ancianos Arizona: Señales de Advertencia
- Personal Injury Claim Dies Before Settlement: What Happens Next in Arizona
- Emotional Distress Damages Arizona: Proving a Psychological Injury
Dallas-Fort Worth (22)
- DFW Apartment Negligent Security Claims: When a Property Is Responsible for Someone Else’s Crime
- Texas Wrongful Death Claims in Dallas-Fort Worth: Who Can Sue, and the Two Separate Claims Involved
- Medical Malpractice in Dallas: The 120-Day Expert Report Deadline That Ends Cases Early
- Nursing Home Neglect in Dallas-Fort Worth: Warning Signs, Reporting, and Your Legal Options
- Texas Product Liability and the 15-Year Statute of Repose: The Deadline Nobody Sees Coming
- NTTA Toll Road Accident Claims: Dallas North Tollway, Bush Turnpike, and Who’s Actually Liable
- AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field Spectator Injury Claims: How Texas Handles Them
- Fort Worth Stockyards Visitor and Rodeo Event Injury Claims
- Texas Dram Shop Liability: When a Dallas Bar Is Responsible for a Drunk Driver
- DFW Airport Accident Claims: Ground Transportation and Terminal Injuries
- DART Train and Bus Accident Claims in Dallas
- The Texas One-Bite Rule: Dog Attack Claims in Dallas
Houston (11)
- Wrongful Death Attorney Houston: Who Can File and When
- Uninsured Motorist Houston: UM/UIM Claims in Harris County
- Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Houston: Pedestrian and Cyclist Claims
- Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Houston: Claims and Common Defenses
- METRO Accident Claim Houston: Bus and Rail Injury Rules
- Work Injury Lawyer Houston: Non-Subscriber Employer Claims
- Premises Liability Lawyer Houston: Flooding and Wet Floor Claims
- Refinery Accident Lawyer Houston: Plant Explosion Injury Claims
- Truck Accident Lawyer Houston: 18-Wheeler and Freight Corridor Claims
- Highway Accident Lawyer Houston: I-45 and Katy Freeway Claims
- Car Accident Lawyer Houston: What to Do After a Crash
San Antonio (11)
- Wrongful Death Lawyer San Antonio: Who Can File Under Texas Law
- Slip and Fall Lawyer San Antonio: What Texas Premises Law Requires
- Rideshare Accident Lawyer San Antonio: Uber and Lyft Insurance Tiers
- Pedestrian Accident Lawyer San Antonio: River Walk and Downtown Claims
- Motorcycle Accident Lawyer San Antonio: Claims and the Texas Helmet Law
- Uninsured Motorist Claim San Antonio: UM/UIM Claims in Bexar County
- Medical Malpractice Lawyer San Antonio: University Health, Methodist, and the 120-Day Deadline
- VIA Metro Accident Claim San Antonio: Bus and Transit Injury Rules
- Truck Accident Lawyer San Antonio: I-35 Freight Corridor 18-Wheeler Claims
- I-35 Accident Lawyer San Antonio: Loop 410 and Corridor Crash Claims
- Car Accident Lawyer San Antonio: What to Do After a Crash
Austin (11)
- Wrongful Death Lawyer Austin: Who Can File Under Texas Law
- Rideshare Accident Lawyer Austin: Uber and Lyft Insurance Tiers
- Pedestrian Accident Lawyer Austin: Pedestrian and Cyclist Claims
- Motorcycle Accident Lawyer Austin: Claims and the Texas Helmet Law
- Uninsured Motorist Claim Austin: UM/UIM Claims in Travis County
- Medical Malpractice Lawyer Austin: The 120-Day Expert Report Rule
- Austin Event Traffic Accident Lawyer: SXSW, ACL, and F1 Claims
- CapMetro Accident Claim Austin: Bus and Rail Injury Rules
- Truck Accident Lawyer Austin: I-35 Freight Corridor Claims
- I-35 Accident Lawyer Austin: MoPac and Corridor Crash Claims
- Car Accident Lawyer Austin: What to Do After a Crash
National guides (12)
- How Long Do You Have to File an Injury Claim?
- What to Do If Your Car Is Totaled
- Can an Insurance Company Look at Your Social Media?
- Can You Still Sue If You Were Partly at Fault?
- Is the First Settlement Offer Negotiable?
- What Photos to Take After a Car Accident
- Why Injuries Show Up Days After a Crash — and What It Means for a Claim
- What Happens If the Other Driver Has No Insurance
- What to Do After a Car Accident: The First Ten Minutes
- The Insurance Adjuster Called. Who Are They Actually Working For?
- Can You Sue If a Friend’s Dog Bites You?
- Do You Have to Give a Recorded Statement to an Insurance Adjuster?
More guides
- Settlement Annuity Provider: What ‘Structuring’ Actually Means
- Medicare Set-Aside Personal Injury Settlements: What They Actually Require
- Independent Medical Exam Neutral? IME vs the Claims Adjuster
- Insurance Claim Reserve Explained: Why Insurers Value a Claim First
- Insurance Surveillance Injury Claim: What Insurers Film and Why in Arizona
- Personal Injury Settlement Release: Why You Can’t Take It Back
- Are Personal Injury Settlements Taxable? What the IRS Actually Taxes
- The Independent Medical Exam (IME): What Insurers Are Really Looking For
- Policy Limits Explained: Why the Insurance Company’s Check Has a Ceiling
- Structured Settlements Explained: When Payments Over Time Beat a Lump Sum
- Amputation Injury Claims: Prosthetics, Replacement Cycles and Your Claim
- The Personal Injury Demand Letter, Explained: How Claims Get Valued