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If you’ve been in a car accident, there’s a likelihood that your vehicle is considered a “total loss.”  However, despite seemingly negative terminology, a car deemed a “total loss” isn’t necessarily bad. Writing off a car as a “total loss” could help save your insurance company money and get you back on the road...

Rental cars are common in Arizona. In fact, more than 200 car rental businesses operate in the state, and car rentals generate more than a billion dollars in market value every year. Knowing this, it should come as no surprise that rental car accidents happen often in Arizona. There are several differences between a...

If you are involved in an accident in Arizona, one of the first questions you may ask yourself is whether Arizona law requires you to report the accident to the police. It might seem like the last of a long list of things to do, but the question remains - do you really have...

The aftermath of a car accident can be a stressful and confusing time for you. In addition to coping with the loss or property damage of your car, you could also be dealing with physical injuries, emotional trauma, and difficulty returning to work. What to do after a motor vehicle accident is something you...

Determining fault for your car accident is an important step toward recovering compensation for your serious injuries, medical bills, lost income, and property repairs. In Arizona, if you didn’t cause the crash, you are not financially responsible for related damage.  Before you can recover a monetary award, you or your Scottsdale car accident lawyer must...