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What Is a Letter of Protection, and When Do You Need One for a Personal Injury Claim?

At our firm, we find that reaching a fair personal injury payout may take several months of negotiations or even a few years. Since your wounds likely need immediate treatment, what is a letter of protection able to do for you in this situation? Learn how this document works in Arizona and how you...
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The Difference Between Gross Negligence Vs. Negligence

At an average cost of more than $2,200, Arizona is one of the most expensive states to visit the emergency room. If you have a serious injury, your emergency room bill could be just the tip of the iceberg. If someone else's biting dog, bad driving, or dangerous property caused your injury, you shouldn't...
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What Kind of Cases Do Personal Injury Lawyers Handle?

If you have received an injury of some kind, and someone else was at fault, you may be asking, what kind of cases do personal injury lawyers in Phoenix handle? The area of personal injury law encompasses a wide variety of situations, and we at Sargon Law Group can help determine if you have...
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What Does a Car Accident Lawyer Do? Complete Guide

Auto insurance companies say they’ll resolve claims fairly and efficiently. If that’s the case, what does a car accident lawyer in Phoenix do? Do you even need legal help after an accident? There are good reasons why Sargon Law Group has multiple accolades and five-star reviews from clients. Find out how we help car...
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How is Pain and Suffering Calculated in Arizona?

When a person sustains an injury, they will deal with the obvious physical traumatic injuries. However, injuries, along with any disability or loss of quality of life caused by the injuries, can lead to significant patient pain and suffering. Properly defining pain and suffering is important, particularly when it comes to calculating these losses...
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What Is a Personal Injury Accident, and When Should You Call a Lawyer?

People sustain a variety of injuries resulting from accidents every day. Your child might fall off a bicycle and get skinned knees, or you may slip in the shower. While unfortunate, this type of accident doesn’t qualify for a personal injury claim. Other people can cause accidents where you are an unwilling participant, and...
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What is the Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury Claims in Arizona?

Every state sets time limits for how long injury victims have to file civil personal injury lawsuits against the person or entity who allegedly caused their injuries. In Arizona, the statute of limitations for these injury claims is set at two years from the date the injury occurs. Here, we want to review what...
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What Is an Unintentional Tort?

A personal injury case can bring about a host of emotions. You may find yourself cycling through anger, fear, and uncertainty as you navigate medical and legal appointments. Having a good understanding of tort law, which applies to personal injury cases, can help you have a more solid footing when it comes to your...
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Are Lawsuit Settlements Taxable?

As you prepare to accept a personal injury settlement, you may focus on the expenses it pays, and owing taxes on it might not have crossed your mind. However, the government usually gets a portion of any money you receive through a paycheck, winnings or other means, such as compensation awarded in a legal...
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Can You Sue for Airbags Not Deploying?

If you receive injuries from an accident in which your airbags did not work, you may be asking, can you sue for airbags not deploying? In some cases, you may have a reason for a lawsuit, but there are various factors involved. Can You Sue for Airbags Not Deploying? The short answer is that...
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