When you're being investigated by the police, have been charged with a crime, or are considering seeking compensation for an injury you suffered as a result of someone else's negligence, our blog posts offer vital information to help you make sense of it all.
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10 Key Steps to Take After Being Injured in an Auto Collision If you were injured in a car crash in Arizona, you can protect your right to compensation for your injuries. Read about ten steps you can take to win your case. -
Arizona Road Rage: Consequences and Defenses Road rage often leads to felony charges for Aggravated Assault or Disorderly Conduct With a Weapon, both of which are "dangerous" crimes punishable with prison. -
You Face Harsh Penalties If You’re Convicted of a Burglary Offense in Arizona You may be charged with first-, second-, or third-degree burglary in Arizona. Learn the differences in these crimes and the sentence you may face for each one. -
Important Evidence You Need to Preserve After a Truck Collision You will need to collect evidence to prove the negligent trucker caused your truck accident. Find out the types of evidence you’ll need to win your case. -
Five Common Firearm Offenses in Arizona Have you been charged with a gun offense in AZ? Learn about the common firearm crimes you may have been charged with committing and the penalties you face. -
Your Right to Compensation If You're Injured in a Dog Bite in Arizona If you suffered injuries after a dog bite, you need to know your options. Find out what claims for compensation you have under Arizona's dog bite laws. -
Tips on What to Do at a DUI Sobriety Checkpoint The police can set up DUI checkpoints in Arizona to catch and arrest drunk drivers. Learn what to do if you’re stopped at one to protect your rights. -
Rear-End Car Accidents: Why They Happen and Determining Who Caused It Were you hurt in a rear-end collision? Find out the causes of these crashes and why the driver in the rear will be presumed to be liable to compensate you. -
Ahmaud Arbery Trial: Could the "intentional discrimination" during jury selection happen in Arizona? How did the Arbery case lawyers get away with intentional discrimination in the jury process? Do we need to be concerned about the same thing happening in AZ? -
How to Challenge Your DUI Blood Alcohol Test Results If You Were Arrested for DUI If you were arrested for DUI in AZ, you may be able to challenge the blood alcohol test results. Find out the best ways to dispute the accuracy of the results. -
When Dining Out Leads to Serious Injuries, Get Help Protecting Your Right to Compensation Going out for a meal shouldn’t result in a serious injury. Learn how to protect your right to compensation after a restaurant slip and fall accident. -
Title IX and Student Codes of Conduct: 4 Things Every Arizona College Student Needs to Know Innocent college students can be wrongfully suspended or expelled due to student conduct claims. If your child is accused of a crime, you need an attorney.