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Phillips Law Group Attorney Aaron Sherrell Secures $150,000 Phoenix Premises Liability Settlement

Phillips Law Group attorney Aaron Sherrell secured a $150,000 settlement for a Phoenix client in a premises liability matter involving a property-related incident. The recovery reflects careful preparation and focused representation on behalf of the client. This Phoenix matter reached a clear conclusion: a $150,000 settlement secured by Mr. Sherrell...

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Knee Injury After a Fall: What Evidence Matters in an Arizona Premises Liability Claim?

After a fall, the evidence that usually matters most is the proof of what made the property unsafe, who knew or should have known about it, and how the fall affected you. If a dangerous condition may have caused a knee injury after a fall in Arizona, act promptly to...

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Can a Fall Cause a Torn Rotator Cuff? Arizona Injury Claim Questions

Yes. A fall onto an outstretched arm can cause an acute rotator cuff tear, and a fall may support an Arizona injury claim when another party’s unsafe property condition caused it. But shoulder pain or weakness alone cannot diagnose a tear. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose an injury and...

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Phillips Law Group Attorney Montana Thompson Secured $500,000 Chandler Premises Liability Settlement

A Chandler Stairway Fall That Led to a Premises-Liability Settlement Phillips Law Group attorney Montana Thompson secured a $500,000 settlement for a client injured after a stairway condition at a Chandler short-term rental property gave way. The matter involved an alleged dangerous condition on the stairs and a resulting fall...

Can a Contract Worker Bring a Third-Party Claim After a Warehouse Fall in Tolleson?

Can a contract worker bring a third-party claim after a warehouse fall in Tolleson? Yes, a contract worker can generally bring a third-party personal injury claim after a warehouse fall if a party other than their direct employer or coworker contributed to the hazardous condition that caused the injury. While...

What Must You File After a Fall on a City of Phoenix Sidewalk?

When an individual suffers an injury after falling on a cracked or uneven municipal sidewalk in Phoenix, recovering compensation requires filing a formal notice of claim rather than immediately filing a standard lawsuit. A property owner or government entity is not automatically liable for every slip and fall accident, but...

Who May Be Responsible for a Sidewalk or Drainage-Related Fall in Yuma?

When an individual suffers a slip, trip, or fall on a sidewalk, walkway, or drainage structure in Yuma, determining who bears legal responsibility requires a careful examination of property ownership, maintenance records, and local ordinances. A property owner is not automatically liable for every fall, but a claim may exist...

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Dog Bites in Apache Junction: Pinal County Laws, Owner Liability, and Compensation

If you are bitten by a dog in Apache Junction, Arizona law holds the dog owner strictly liable for your injuries and damages under A.R.S. u00a7 11-1025, meaning you do not have to prove the dog had a history of aggression. Victims can recover compensation for medical bills, lost wages,...

Dog Bites at Peoria Sports Complex: Premises Liability and Owner Responsibility

Yes, you can sue if you were bitten by a dog at the Peoria Sports Complex. Under Arizona law, dog owners are strictly liable for injuries their pets cause in public places, meaning you can pursue compensation for medical bills, pain, and suffering regardless of whether the dog had a...

Dog Bites in Phoenix — Arizona’s Strict Liability Law and What Victims Can Recover

If you've suffered a dog bite injury in Phoenix, Arizona, understanding your legal rights is crucial. Arizona law, specifically Arizona Revised Statutes Title 11-1025, establishes a strict liability standard for dog owners, meaning they can be held responsible for damages even if their dog has no prior history of aggression....