Car Accident

Personal injury protection, which you may sometimes be referred to simply as PIP, is a required type of auto insurance for people in some states. But not Arizona. To reiterate, the answer is no, Arizona does not require personal injury protection insurance coverage. However, just like every other state in the country, Arizona does...

Hit-and-run accidents in New Mexico are both dangerous and illegal. Drivers who commit a hit and run may face severe penalties. If you’re the victim of a hit and run accident, it’s important to understand the hit and run laws in New Mexico and work with an experienced Phoenix car accident attorney so you...

Most people are aware that a hit and run is illegal, but there’s often some confusion surrounding the definition of a hit and run. California drivers should be aware of what constitutes a hit and run in their state, as there are penalties for violating these laws. Here’s a guide to understanding what’s considered...

Over 100,000 car crashes happen in Arizona each year. Victims of crashes are at risk of suffering from coup-contrecoup injuries. These injuries can result from significant blunt force trauma to the head, such as what might occur in a high-speed car accident or a severe fall. Here is an overview of coup-contrecoup symptoms and...

If you're involved in a car accident in Colorado, you may wonder whether Colorado is a no-fault state for car accidents. The difference between no-fault and at-fault state policies can play a major role in how insurance companies and the courts handle your case. Here’s what you need to know about accident fault in...

Your child’s safety is your top priority, and understanding New Mexico car seat laws can help you ensure your child is safe on the road. These laws are designed to protect some of  the most vulnerable passengers on the road: children. Obeying car seat laws not only helps you protect your child–it can also...

If you’re in a car accident in the Golden State, you may wonder if California is a no-fault state for car accidents, and who will pay for damages. One of the main factors that determines liability is whether you're in an at-fault or no-fault state. Let’s explore how the state determines fault, who pays...

Work zone speeding laws differ from state to state. With current and planned road construction projects in Arizona, it’s useful to know what penalties you might face if you exceed the speed limit. Are fines in a construction zone doubled for drivers in Arizona? To avoid facing hefty fees, here’s what to know about...

A car accident can be a stressful–and potentially traumatic–experience for everybody involved. It’s even worse if you don’t know what steps you’re supposed to take after an accident to protect your rights and ensure your safety. When it comes to driver and passenger safety, there’s no such thing as being “too prepared.” To help...

If you sustain injuries in a car accident caused by someone else, you deserve compensation for your injuries. How long after a car accident can you claim injury? Each state has its own regulations governing car accident claims. For those living in and around Maricopa County in Arizona, Sargon Law Group can assist you...