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Arizona has several different statutes of limitations that apply to different kinds of crimes and civil offenses. For our purposes here, we focus on the statute of limitations that applies to personal injury lawsuits. Arizona statute of limitation laws give you two years to file a lawsuit for a personal injury, but they can...

Every year, many serious and deadly automobile accidents in Arizona take place at intersections (as well as nationally). Some of the most dangerous intersections in Phoenix are 75th Ave. and Indian School Rd., 27th Ave. and Camelback Rd., and 67th Ave. and McDowell Rd.  Right-of-way laws are in place to prevent intersection accidents by...

A single harm-causing event can lead to the possible application of several kinds of laws that can apply directly or indirectly to the event itself. Consider as an example a hot air balloon crash that happened in Eloy, Arizona, in January 2024. The incident, which took place about 65 miles south of Phoenix, led...

On January 31st, 2023, the ATF published its new stabilizing brace rule into the federal register. Under this rule, previously law-abiding individuals who relied upon 10 years of ATF interpretations that support the legality of pistol braces became felons overnight. However, the ATF provided a 120-day grace period where individuals affected by the rule...

Congress enacted the Gun Control Act as part of the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968. Dealers, importers, and manufacturers were required to obtain a license and pay the licensing fee. The Secretary of the Treasury was given authority to issue licenses and prescribe regulations. Many provisions of the Act remain...