Tag: Arizona law
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Medical Malpractice in Arizona: What Counts — and What Doesn’t
Medical malpractice in Arizona requires more than a bad outcome: a provable breach of the standard of care, expert support, and real damages.
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Contingency Fee Agreements: The Fine Print Behind ‘No Fee Unless You Win’
A contingency fee agreement sounds simple: no fee unless you win. The fine print — costs, tiers, liens — decides what you actually take home.
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Product Liability in Arizona: The Three Defects That Make a Case
Product liability in Arizona turns on three defects: manufacturing, design, and failure to warn. What each looks like — and why you must keep the product.
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Suing the Government in Arizona: The Notice of Claim Deadline Nobody Warns You About
Hurt by a government vehicle or road defect? A notice of claim in Arizona is due in 180 days — and a defective one ends the case. What it must include.
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Comparative Negligence in Arizona: Suing When You’re Partly at Fault
Comparative negligence in Arizona is pure: you can recover damages even if you were partly at fault, reduced by your share. How it really works.
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How Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost in Arizona?
How much does a personal injury lawyer cost in Arizona? Most work on contingency: a percentage of the recovery, nothing upfront. Here’s the math.
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Arizona Is an At-Fault State: What That Actually Means for Your Claim
Arizona is an at-fault state: the driver who causes a crash pays for the harm. What that means, and the three paths every insurance claim can take.
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The Arizona Personal Injury Statute of Limitations, Explained
The Arizona personal injury statute of limitations gives most claims two years under A.R.S. § 12-542. When the clock starts, and the exceptions.