Personal Injury Claims

Bring whatever information you currently have, such as accident reports, photographs, witness information, insurance correspondence, medical records, bills, discharge instructions, pay information, and notes about your symptoms. Do not delay ...

Accepting a settlement normally requires the injured person to release the responsible parties and insurer from additional liability. This can prevent the person from requesting more compensation if symptoms worsen ...

Many personal injury claims resolve through a negotiated settlement, but settlement is not guaranteed. A lawsuit may be necessary when an insurance company denies responsibility, disputes the injuries, undervalues the ...

There is no responsible way to determine a case’s value from the type of accident alone. Important factors include the severity and permanence of the injuries, medical treatment, future care, ...

Arizona generally applies comparative negligence. This means you may still be able to recover compensation when you share some responsibility, but your recovery may be reduced by the percentage of ...

Many Arizona personal injury actions are subject to a two-year statute of limitations, but shorter deadlines and exceptions may apply. Claims involving a public entity can require a formal notice ...

Perez Law Group offers free personal injury consultations. When the firm accepts a case on a contingency-fee basis, there is no upfront attorney fee, and attorney fees are collected only ...