Some states set a maximum amount for personal injury claims, but not Arizona. However, that doesn’t mean the sky’s the limit. If you intend to file a personal injury lawsuit, it is important to understand how much you can reasonably claim as damages. While Arizona does...
With fines, fees, and restitution to pay, a criminal conviction can wind up being extremely costly. Every charge has a set fine, so multiple charges can mean multiple fines. If you lose your case you’ll have to pay all of the court fees. And if...
“If you have been seriously injured or your property damaged due to someone else’s negligence, you may be entitled to compensation.” That is a line you might have heard on TV or read online. It’s a fancy way to say that if you get hurt, and...
There is a common misconception that misdemeanors don’t matter as much as felonies. But being convicted of any crime can have serious consequences, no matter the severity of the charges. A misdemeanor could still mean jail time, fines and fees, and other repercussions down the...
Being injured by someone else’s negligence can be difficult. Not only do you need to heal physically and emotionally, you might also be crippled by financial damages like medical bills and lost wages. Getting compensation for your injuries can help you become whole again after...
Did you know that being convicted of a felony can affect every aspect of your life? First of all, a felony conviction usually means serving a prison sentence. You could also be facing substantial debt from fines and fees. But worst of all, a felony...
If you are facing criminal charges, you might have been offered a plea deal. But before you agree to anything, you need to understand what a plea bargain is and what accepting it actually means. Let’s take a look at how plea deals work and...
In Arizona, there are two types of criminal charges: misdemeanor charges and felony charges. Misdemeanors are lesser crimes, and felonies are more severe. That means that the punishments are more severe for felonies than for misdemeanors. For instance, a misdemeanor conviction could simply mean a...
If you have been injured in an accident that was caused by a drunk driver, you may be entitled to damages. You can sue for medical expenses, lost income, repairs to your vehicle, and even emotional pain or suffering. But first, you need to build...
If you are seeking compensation for an injury like a slip-and-fall accident, you will need to find out who is legally responsible for the property where you were injured. This is called “premises liability.” It is the legal responsibility of property owners, both private and public,...