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Who Could I Hold Liable for a Truck Accident?

A traffic accident that involves a commercial truck is often more complicated than a collision that occurs between two passenger vehicles. Although commercial truck accidents can result in much more serious damages and injuries, these types of collisions are often complicated because several parties could have played a role in...

Tips for Preventing a Dog Bite | Phillips Law Group

Dogs are a popular addition to many households and are often viewed as loyal and trusting animals. However, approximately 4.5 million dog bites occur each year in the U.S. with the majority of victims being small children between the ages of five and nine years old, according to the Centers...

Uninsured Motorist Claims in Arizona | Phillips Law Group

Approximately one out of every eight drivers in the U.S., or 12.6 percent, is either uninsured or does not have adequate insurance to cover the damages of an auto accident, according to the Insurance Research Council. Severe auto accidents caused by uninsured drivers can be risky for insured drivers because...

What is a Loss of Consortium Claim? | Phillips Law Group

Loss of consortium is a claim for damages suffered by the spouse or close family members of a person who was severely injured or killed in an accident caused by another's negligence. Generally, this type of compensation is meant to address the loss of companionship, affection, love support and comfort...

Does Workers’ Compensation Cover Car Accident Injuries?

When injuries occur on the job, an injured employee may be able to receive workers' compensation benefits. This includes injuries resulting from car accidents. However, navigating this type of workers' compensation claim can be complicated as there are only certain situations in which a car accident will be covered by...

Can I Sue My Employer for Wrongful Termination?

Unexpectedly losing your job can come as a distressing surprise and may cause serious financial difficulties in your life. Although most employees are subject to termination at the will of their employer, there are some exceptions that may enable you to file a claim for wrongful termination. If your employer...

How Long Do I Have to File a Car Accident Claim in Arizona?

Every state has a time limit in which legal action must be taken to file a personal injury lawsuit, referred to as the “statute of limitations.” In Arizona, there is a two-year statute of limitations for filing a lawsuit for an injury that was caused by a car accident. This...

Why Should I Hire an Attorney for an Auto Accident Claim?

Being injured in an auto accident can impose many difficulties into your life, such as expensive medical bills, lost wages from missing work, and dealing with any damage caused to your vehicle or personal property. These factors can become even more burdensome when you begin filing a claim to attempt...

Nursing home residents are guaranteed certain rights that protect and preserve their individual identity and dignity, while also ensuring they receive high quality care and treatment. The Phillip's Law Group's trusted nursing home abuse attorneys in Phoenix want nursing home residents to be aware of the rights and protections extended...

What is a Felony Charge in Arizona? | Phillips Law Group

In criminal law, a felony is considered to be the most serious type of violent and non-violent criminal offense. If a person is convicted of a felony, he or she will likely suffer significant legal consequences and reduced rights as a U.S. citizen. If you or someone you love has...