Who’s Liable in an E-Bike Accident in Arizona?
In Arizona, liability in an e-bike crash falls on whoever broke the rules of the road, the rider, the driver, or in some cases a minor rider’s parents, because e-bikes are treated like bicycles, not motor vehicles. If you’re hit by an e-bike, or you’re riding one and get hurt in a crash, liability generally […]
Who’s Liable If You’re in an Accident With a Rental Car in Arizona?
If you’re renting a car in Arizona and someone hits you, or you’re involved in an accident while driving a rental yourself, the at-fault driver is generally legally responsible for the crash, although which insurance policy pays first depends on the circumstances and available coverage. Renting a vehicle doesn’t change who caused the accident. What […]
Arizona Negligent Entrustment Explained: When Vehicle Owners Can Be Held Liable
Most people assume that only the driver who causes an accident can be held responsible for injuries and damages. However, Arizona law recognizes situations where another party may also share liability. One example is negligent entrustment, a legal doctrine that can hold vehicle owners accountable when they knowingly allow an unsafe or unqualified person to […]
Arizona Collateral Source Rule Explained: How It Affects Personal Injury Compensation
When someone is injured because of another person’s negligence, medical bills, lost wages, and other financial burdens can quickly add up. In many situations, injured individuals receive financial assistance from sources such as health insurance, disability benefits, or other programs while their personal injury claim is pending. Many people assume that these payments automatically reduce […]
Why Do Injury Victims Wait Too Long to File a Claim, And What Can It Cost Them?
After an accident, taking legal action is often not the first thing on a person’s mind. Many injury victims delay filing a claim, sometimes for weeks or even months, without realizing how this decision can affect their case. At Grabb & Durando, we often see individuals wait too long before seeking legal guidance, which can […]
Why Do People Accept Low Settlement Offers, And How Can You Avoid It?
After an accident, many injury victims receive a settlement offer sooner than expected. While it may seem like a relief, these early offers are often much lower than what a claim is truly worth. At Grabb & Durando, we often see individuals accept these offers before fully understanding their rights or the true value of […]
Common Mistakes Accident Victims Make When Dealing With Insurance Adjusters
After an accident, dealing with an insurance adjuster can feel straightforward. However, many accident victims unknowingly make mistakes that can reduce or even eliminate their compensation. Insurance adjusters are trained professionals whose primary goal is to protect the insurance company’s financial interests. Understanding how their process works, and what to avoid, can make a significant […]
How Social Media Can Affect Your Personal Injury Case
If you are involved in a personal injury case, what you post online can have a direct impact on your claim. Many people do not realize that insurance companies and defense attorneys often review social media accounts to find evidence that could reduce or deny compensation. Understanding how social media affects your case can help […]
What Happens If the At-Fault Driver Doesn’t Have Insurance in Arizona?
Car Accidents Involving Uninsured Drivers in Arizona Car accidents can create serious financial and medical challenges, especially when injuries occur. The situation can become even more stressful if the at-fault driver does not have insurance. Although Arizona law requires drivers to carry liability insurance, not every motorist follows this requirement. When an uninsured driver causes […]
How Police Reports Impact Your Car Accident Injury Claim in Arizona
After a car accident in Arizona, one of the most important documents created is the police report. This official report documents the details of the crash and often plays a key role when insurance companies and attorneys evaluate an injury claim. Police reports typically include statements from drivers and witnesses, descriptions of the vehicles involved, […]