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Negotiating More Money From A Car Accident Settlement In Arizona

In Arizona, insurance companies often make initial settlement offers that undervalue your claim. To maximize compensation, document all accident-related evidence—including photos, medical records, and proof of lost wages—seek immediate and ongoing medical treatment, and calculate the full scope of your damages, including future costs and pain and suffering. Avoid discussing your case with insurers or on social media, and...

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Understanding How Much You Should Get From a Car Accident

Car accident settlements can range from a few thousand dollars for minor injuries and minimal property damage to hundreds of thousands — or even millions — for severe or fatal accidents. The amount depends on factors like medical expenses, lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, and the strength of the evidence supporting your claim. In Arizona, an experienced...

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When Should I Hire a Car Accident Lawyer in Arizona?

When should you hire a car accident lawyer? It’s best to contact a car accident lawyer immediately after a collision—especially before you speak with insurance companies or the other driver. Acting quickly ensures you secure essential evidence, avoid waiving rights, and maximize your compensation. At Hutzler Law, we handle all communications, guide timely documentation, and launch your claim efficiently so...

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Arizona Dog Bite Law: A Guide to ARS 11-1025

If you have been injured in a dog attack in Arizona, you have the right to hold the owner of the dog legally accountable. In Arizona, dogs do not get a “one free bite”. Owners are held stritcly liable for injuries caused by their dogs. Contact Phoenix dog bite attorney Jason Hutzler today at (602) 730-4530 or contact us about your case....

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Is Arizona a No-Fault State for Car Accidents?

Arizona is not a no-fault state for car accidents; instead, it follows an at-fault (tort) system, meaning the driver responsible for the accident must cover the damages. Injured parties can seek compensation directly from the at-fault driver’s insurance, and Arizona applies comparative negligence rules, which reduce compensation based on each driver’s share of fault. A simple mistake while driving...

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| Read Time: 8 minutes | Personal Injury

Can I File a Personal Injury Claim Against my Landlord? 

When you rent an apartment, condo, single-family home, or another residence, you expect your landlord to keep the unit in good condition, including keeping it heated and cooled, preventing water leaks, and keeping the property safe. Unfortunately, some landlords do not keep their properties safe. Many are often unreachable or just don’t care. Landlords that do not take care...

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How Long Does it Take to Settle a Brain Injury Case

Negotiations and lawsuits involving a brain injury can settle in a few months to up to two years. But this time frame can be longer or shorter depending on the severity of the brain injuries involved and whether the case goes to trial. However, many factors can affect these claims and your ability to settle for the financial damages...

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What Happens When Someone Dies in a Car Accident?

When someone dies in a car accident in Arizona, police arrive to investigate and determine fault. The coroner or medical examiner is called to remove the body and perform an autopsy to officially determine the cause of death. Family members are notified, and depending on who caused the accident, there could be criminal charges or a wrongful death lawsuit. Car...

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What Percentage of Car Accidents Happen Close to Home?

Car accidents can occur anywhere out on the road. A variety of challenges may contribute to the risk of a dangerous car accident: for example, distracted drivers may have a much more significant risk of serious injury. However, geographic location, and proximity to home, may not factor into many drivers’ calculations. According to the NHTSA, more than half of...

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Arizona Statute of Limitations for Car Accidents

In the state of Arizona, the statute of limitations for car accidents is two years from the date of your accident. However, exceptions do exist and the law is complex to navigate without legal guidance. Many injured car accident victims in Arizona miss the deadline for filing a claim simply because they do not realize they can or believe...

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