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Slip and Fall at a Peoria Store or Restaurant: Who Pays and How Do You Prove It?

Slip and Fall Injuries in Peoria Are More Serious Than People Expect Slip and fall accidents in Peoria happen in grocery stores, big-box retailers, restaurants, and shopping centers every day. A wet floor without a warning sign, a broken tile, a poorly lit parking lot, or a loose mat —...

Hit by a Car While Riding Your Bike in Mesa? Here’s What Arizona Law Actually Says

Cyclists Have Real Legal Rights in Mesa — Most Don't Know It Bicycle accidents in Mesa send hundreds of riders to the hospital every year. Mesa has more than 300 miles of bike lanes and shared-use paths, making it one of the more bike-friendly cities in the East Valley —...

Why Motorcycle Riders Are at High Risk on Avondale’s Busiest Roads — and What to Do If You’re Hit

Avondale's Roads Are Tough on Motorcyclists — Here's Why Motorcycle accidents in Avondale happen for many of the same reasons they happen across the West Valley — and Avondale accident lawyers see the consequences every week — heavy traffic on Indian School Road, high speeds on I-10, and drivers who...

What Happens to Your Car Accident Case When the Other Driver Has No Insurance in Phoenix?

Getting Hit by an Uninsured Driver in Phoenix Is More Common Than You Think Arizona consistently ranks among the states with the highest rates of uninsured drivers. According to the Insurance Information Institute, roughly one in eight drivers nationwide carries no auto insurance at all — and in Arizona, that...

Nasser Abujbarah of Phillips Law Group Joins the Road to Justice Tour in Scottsdale

If you follow Arizona's legal community, you already know the name Nasser Abujbarah. As Managing Attorney of Phillips Law Group, he has spent years fighting for injury victims across the state — and on May 12, 2026, he will take that advocacy to a different kind of stage. Abujbarah is...

What Evidence Disappears Fast After a Truck Accident in Arizona

Truck accident cases are fundamentally different from car accident cases — not just in the severity of injuries, but in the way evidence works. When a passenger vehicle collides with an 80,000-pound commercial truck, the physical destruction is obvious. What is less obvious is that some of the most important...

How Arizona’s Comparative Fault Law Affects Your Car Accident Settlement

If you have been in a car accident in Arizona and someone tells you that you were "partly at fault," your first instinct might be to worry that you have no case. That instinct is wrong — and insurance companies are counting on it. Arizona has one of the most...

Arizona Motorcycle Accident Statistics: Why 2025 Was a Record Year for Fatalities

Arizona's open roads, year-round riding weather, and scenic highways make it one of the most popular states for motorcyclists in the country. They also make it one of the most dangerous. While motorcycle registrations have grown steadily over the past decade, the number of fatal crashes has not declined to...

The Uber and Lyft Insurance Gap Nobody Tells You About

You are standing at a Phoenix intersection when a car runs a red light and strikes another vehicle. The at-fault driver has the Uber app open on their phone — they are available for rides but have not accepted one yet. You might assume that because they are working for...

Who Is Liable When a Self-Driving Car Causes a Crash in Arizona?

Arizona made a deliberate choice to become a testing ground for autonomous vehicles. In 2015, Governor Doug Ducey signed an executive order welcoming self-driving car companies to test on public roads with minimal regulatory barriers. Waymo launched its commercial robotaxi service in the Phoenix area. Cruise operated in Scottsdale. Intel's...