If you were injured due to someone else’s negligence, there are various types of compensation that may be relevant to your personal injury case. Except in rare instances where the court awards punitive damages, there are two broad types of damages: special and general. Both fall under the broad category of compensatory damages, which are …
Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious crime and if you are convicted, you will face severe penalties. In addition to the initial consequences, there are also long-term issues that come with having a DUI on your record. Hiring a criminal defense attorney can help you achieve the best possible outcome. Your lawyer will …
Drivers are generally aware of the dangers of speeding. It makes sense that driving too fast would increase your chances of being in an accident. However, did you know that slow driving can also be hazardous? Although the risks may not be as obvious, driving at a much slower speed than surrounding traffic has the …
Helping someone else commit a crime can lead to criminal charges for you. This is known as accomplice liability. In Arizona, the court will charge you for the same crime whether you were the main perpetrator (the principal) or an accomplice. It’s important to understand the definitions and statutes related to accomplice liability and to …
If you are ever involved in a car accident, it’s important to collect evidence at the scene as much as possible. This includes collecting contact information for witnesses and the other driver(s) and taking photos. However, photos only capture the scene after the accident took place, and eyewitness testimony may not reliably reflect the events …
The decision of how to plead at your arraignment is one of the most important decisions you will make after being charged with a crime. You generally have three options: not guilty, guilty, or no contest. Of these, a no-contest plea, some called nolo contendere, is typically the one that raises the most questions. In …
Rollover accidents occur less frequently than other types of crashes, but have the potential to be more severe. According to data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), rollovers account for just 3% of total collisions, but one-third of fatal car accidents. What is a Rollover Accident? A rollover is an accident where a …
Arizona has adopted specific laws that help delineate the difference between self-defense and assault. These laws are designed to protect citizens if they are forced to defend themselves from a physical attack or imminent danger and to detail when physical force is not justifiable. Under Arizona’s “stand your ground” law, you have no duty to …
If law enforcement stops you for driving under the influence (DUI), they will request a chemical test to determine your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). Under Arizona’s implied consent law, there are penalties for refusing this test. It’s important to understand this law so you know the consequences for not submitting to a breathalyzer or other …
When you seek medical treatment, you expect that the professional you see will help you get better. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. Approximately 5% of adult patients are misdiagnosed in the United States, which translates to 12 million individuals each year. Misdiagnosis on its own may not constitute malpractice, but it could fall under …
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