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Oct
What Are the Most Common Injuries from a Rear-End Collision?
Rear-end collisions are among the most frequent types of car accidents in Arizona and across the country. Even at low speeds, these crashes can cause serious injuries, sometimes with symptoms that don’t appear right away. Understanding what to look for, how these injuries happen...
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What Is a ‘Notice of Claim’ and When Do You Need to File One in Arizona?
Most car accident cases in Arizona are filed against individuals, drivers, or insurance companies. But if your accident involves a government entity — like a city, county, or the State of Arizona — there’s an extra step you must take before you can sue: filing a Notice of Claim...
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Oct
Understanding Subrogation in Arizona Car Accident Cases
Car accident cases can feel overwhelming enough without legal jargon. One of the terms you may hear from your insurance company is “subrogation. ” While it sounds complicated, subrogation is simply the process where your insurance company tries to get reimbursed after paying out o...
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Oct
Why You Shouldn’t Post About Your Accident on Social Media
Social media is a part of daily life for most of us. After a car accident, it may feel natural to update friends and family on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok. But what many Arizona accident victims don’t realize is that posting about your accident can seriously harm your personal...
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Oct
What Is a Deposition and How to Prepare for It
If you’ve filed a personal injury claim after a car accident in Arizona, you may eventually be asked to give a deposition. For many accident victims, the word alone feels intimidating — like being put on trial. But a deposition isn’t court, and with the right preparation, it can ...
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Oct
How to Gather Evidence for a Car Accident Claim in Arizona
After a car accident, your health and safety come first. But once the dust settles, evidence becomes the backbone of your personal injury claim. Without strong evidence, insurance companies may downplay your injuries, deny liability, or offer you far less than you deserve. At Big...
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Oct
Understanding ‘Loss of Consortium’ in an Arizona Car Accident Claim
When a serious car accident happens, the injuries don’t just affect the victim. Spouses and family members often experience their own losses — emotional, physical, and financial. Arizona law recognizes this harm through a claim known as “loss of consortium. ” At Big Auto Accident ...
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Oct
Can I Be Sued if My Airbag Fails to Deploy in an Accident?
Airbags are designed to save lives. In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that airbags reduce the risk of death in a front-end collision by nearly 30%. But what happens if your airbag doesn’t deploy during a crash? Even more confusing, coul...
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Oct
The Legal Difference Between a Car Accident and a ‘Wreck’
Most people use the terms “car accident” and “wreck” interchangeably. You’ll hear both on the evening news, in conversations with friends, and even from insurance adjusters. But when it comes to the law in Arizona, these words can carry different implications — especially when yo...
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Oct
What is an ‘Act of God’ in Arizona Car Accident Law?
When a car accident happens in Arizona, the first question is usually “Who is at fault? ”. But what if no one is directly responsible? What if the crash was caused by something completely outside human control — like a sudden dust storm, flash flood, or lightning strike? In the le...
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