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Level 3 Dog Bite in Arizona

October 4, 2025
A Level 3 dog attack under the Dunbar Dog Bite Scale is the result of a single dog bite that consists of one to four punctures. The Dunbar Dog Bite Scale is a widely-used method to classify the severity of a dog bite incident.  In this post, we cover what can happen under Arizona...
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How Much Can I Sue for Emotional Distress?

October 4, 2025
Emotional distress claims are calculated as non-economic damages for settlement or as part of a verdict in a personal injury trial. These damages are more subjective to calculate than economic damages, but they can be a significant part of your settlement value or jury award. In Arizona, the amount you can sue for emotional...
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Will Filing Bankruptcy Stop a Civil Lawsuit?

September 4, 2025
The bankruptcy automatic stay can stop many kinds of civil lawsuits against you. If you fall behind on your monthly payments, a creditor may decide to take measures to recover what it is owed, which can mean filing a lawsuit against you to secure a judgment that can be legally enforced through a judgment...
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What is the Automatic Stay in Bankruptcy?

September 4, 2025
An automatic stay is a provision in the United States Bankruptcy Code under Section 362. The automatic stay temporarily stops your creditors, collection agencies, government entities, and others from pursuing you for money you owe them. If you need help stopping creditors from harassing you, and you are considering filing for bankruptcy, please call...
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What If a Cosigner Files for Chapter 7?

September 4, 2025
If a cosigner files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, this can significantly affect the debtor's remaining obligation under the loan and can accelerate the payment obligation. In this post, we consider the relative obligations of a borrower and cosigner when the cosigner files for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. Case #1:...
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