Arizona Personal Injury Lawyers

Unyielding Representation Across Various Types of Injury Cases

The TopDog Law team has experience in representing victims across a spectrum of negligence-related incidents, such as:

• Vehicle accidents. Whether it involves cars, trucks, motorcycles, pedestrians, or bicyclists, we fearlessly confront insurance companies on your behalf.
• Slips, Trips, and Falls. We address hazards at businesses, apartments, nursing homes, hotels, and other properties that lead to slips and falls due to failures in maintaining the premises.
• Wrongful Death. Our attorneys seek justice and financial stability for families who have lost loved ones due to negligence, ensuring accountability in any situation.
• Medical Malpractice and Birth Injuries. We advocate for lifelong care for victims of birth injuries and medical malpractice.
• Product Defects. We hold manufacturers, distributors, and retailers responsible for defects in machinery, auto parts, and household items.
• Sexual Abuse. We empower survivors of abuse to share their experiences publicly, facilitating healing and advocating for policy changes in institutions. We also seek damages for the treatments that have resulted from the abuse.
• Workers’ Compensation. We fight on behalf of workers injured on the job beyond traditional workers’ compensation claims, holding third parties and manufacturers accountable for defective products. We represent clients, as well, who have been denied workers’ compensation after becoming sick or injured on the job.

Establishing a Personal Injury Claim in Arizona

To determine if you have a personal injury claim in Arizona:

• You must have suffered an injury or harm that resulted in damages such as medical expenses, lost income, or pain and suffering.
• The injury must have been caused by someone who was either negligent or intended to do you harm.

This can involve scenarios like a driver running a light, a property owner neglecting to fix hazards on their premises, instances of malpractice, or using a defective product. You need a lawyer who can provide evidence that the other party failed in their duty of care.

To file a personal injury claim in Arizona, you need to establish the key elements of negligence. First, you must prove that your injuries were directly caused by the negligence of another party. This means showing that the injury wouldn’t have occurred if they hadn’t acted negligently or failed to act. This establishes the next element, causation.

Next, you need to demonstrate that you have suffered injuries that have led to your seeking damages. These damages include losses such as medical expenses, lost income, reduced earning capacity, and pain and suffering. These quantifiable losses form the basis for seeking compensation.

If we can prove all these elements, you have grounds for filing a personal injury claim in Arizona.

Consult an attorney who can evaluate your situation and determine the strength of your case. You must act before the time limit of two years expires.