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Many car accidents in Arizona are not caused by drivers but instead by dangerous road hazards and defects. It is the responsibility of the owner of the road to keep it properly maintained, and to inspect for new hazards regularly. If poor roadway conditions cause an automobile accident in Arizona, a driver with injuries...

Moving trucks are often rented by people with no prior experience operating large trucks. Renting a moving truck such as a U-Haul or Penske does not require special training or a commercial driver’s license. Anyone with a standard driver’s license can operate one of these large and dangerous trucks. Unfortunately, this can result in...

Workers throughout Arizona face many potential health and safety threats in the average workday. While some industries and workplaces are more dangerous than others, all have the potential of causing serious worker injuries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employers in Arizona reported 59,800 nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses and 97 fatalities...

Arizona is home to a diverse array of wildlife. From foxes and coyotes to mountain lions and black bears, many different animals could cross your path while driving in Arizona. If an animal causes a car accident, your car insurance will generally only cover the resulting damage if you carry comprehensive insurance. This is...

While one of the first steps that drivers are often advised to take after a car accident is to report it to the police, law enforcement will not always respond to a car crash in Arizona. Minor collisions, such as fender benders without any injuries, typically do not require police involvement. In this case,...