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What to Do If Someone Rear-Ends You in Phoenix

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What to Do If Someone Rear-Ends You in Phoenix

Did you know that rear-end collisions are the most common type of accident throughout the United States? A recent study showed that around 40% of all auto accidents are rear-end collisions, typically caused by late braking from distracted drivers. In the city of Phoenix alone, in 2020, it was estimated that around 78% of all vehicle crashes were either rear-end collisions, left turns, angles, or single-vehicle accidents.…

How to File a Car Accident Police Report in Phoenix, AZ

July 18, 2024 Car Accidents

If you’ve been in a car accident in Phoenix, AZ, you might be wondering whether you need to file a police report. Regardless of the severity, all car accidents should be reported accordingly to the proper authorities. Filing a police report is important in informing the authorities of what has happened and creating a paper trail of evidence that is easy to follow and look back on if necessary.…

How to Calculate Car Accident Damages in Phoenix, AZ

July 3, 2024 Car Accidents

If you’ve been involved in a car accident in Phoenix, AZ, you might be wondering how to determine the damages you can recover. Once the shock wears off and you receive the necessary treatments for injuries sustained, it’s time to talk to a lawyer.…

The Most Dangerous Intersections in Phoenix, Arizona

As an Arizona driver, it’s important to be cognizant of the areas you drive through. Where are you more at risk of a crash? What intersections should you avoid if you could help it? What should you do if you are in a crash?…

Uber Insurance Claims: How Does the Process Work?

Over 23 million people ride Uber every day. Even though riders expect to be safely dropped off at their destination, things can go wrong. Uber accidents happen just like any other car accident, and the consequences can be severe, just like other car accidents.…

The Importance of Evidence in Drunk Driving Cases

Driving under the influence of alcohol is illegal in all 50 states. It’s also entirely possible to get charged with DUI even if you aren’t driving. In these cases, a driver may not be driving but may exhibit the behavior of taking physical control of the vehicle.…

Is Arizona a No-Fault State?

Arizona, like most states, requires all motor vehicle drivers to meet the minimum coverage requirements on their car insurance policy. But unlike most states, Arizona is not a no-fault state. Arizona is one of 38 states considered an at-fault state. This means that if you were injured as a result of an auto accident, you have the right to file a claim with the negligent driver’s insurance company.…

What To Do in a Hit-and-Run Accident in Phoenix

February 27, 2024 Car Accidents

A hit-and-run accident can be a traumatic experience, leaving victims with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial burdens. In cities like Phoenix, navigating the aftermath of a auto accident can be overwhelming.

Let’s cover the steps you need to take following a hit-and-run and how to take legal action with the help of the Shapiro Law Team.…

The Most Common Motorcycle Accident Injuries

Few things compare to the open road, especially when you’re riding a motorcycle. However, one wrong move by you or another motorist could cause a catastrophic injury or even death. Motorcycle crashes can happen in the blink of an eye—and the repercussions could be devastating and irreversible.…

Are There Caps on Personal Injury Damages in Arizona?

January 31, 2024 Personal injury

If you’ve ever heard the term ‘damage caps’ before, you might have some alarm bells going off in your head. Even though damage caps are a real thing, they’re prohibited in certain states and under certain circumstances. Keep reading to learn more about what damage caps are, whether they’re legal in Arizona, and what Shapiro Law Team can do to boost your chances of getting the maximum amount of compensation for your damages.…

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