10 Ways to Protect Arizona Kids From Vehicle-Related Injuries Kids and cars don’t mix well without a little extra care. And in Arizona, where scorching temperatures can turn a parked vehicle deadly within minutes, the stakes are especially high. From heatstroke deaths to backover accidents, many of the biggest risks to children happen not on the highway but in driveways, parking lots, and even garages. From 1990 to 2024, 50 children have died in Arizona after being left in a hot car, ranking the state fourth in the nation for these tragedies, according to Kids and Car Safety. In more…

What Evidence Do You Need for a Personal Injury Claim in Arizona? If you’ve been injured in an accident, proving what happened and who’s responsible may be key to recovering compensation. In Arizona, the strength of your personal injury claim depends heavily on the evidence you collect. From photos taken at the scene to medical records and witness statements, every piece of proof helps tell the full story of how your injury occurred and how it has impacted your life. Below, we’ll break down the types of personal injury claim evidence that can strengthen your case and how each plays…

Nursing Homes Exploit Arbitration Loopholes to Avoid Accountability When families trust a nursing home to care for an aging loved one, they expect compassion, safety, and professionalism, not hidden clauses designed to protect corporate profits. Yet across Arizona and the nation, nursing homes are increasingly using forced arbitration agreements as a legal loophole to dodge responsibility for abuse and neglect. How Forced Arbitration Hurts Vulnerable People Buried deep within admission contracts, forced arbitration clauses require families to settle disputes through private arbitration rather than in court. These secret proceedings favor nursing home corporations, keeping evidence and outcomes hidden from public…

The Dangers of Fatigue While Driving in Arizona Every year, drowsy driving contributes to thousands of car accidents across the country. The 2024 data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) estimates that about 91,000 police-reported crashes involve tired drivers each year, leading to 50,000 injuries and nearly 800 fatalities. Unfortunately, Arizona is not immune to the issue. In fact, a review of NHTSA data from 2018–2022 ranked Arizona 9th in the nation for drowsy driving crashes. With just over 2 million licensed drivers, the state averaged 15.8 drowsy driving crashes annually, or 27% higher than the national average.…

What Are Your Rights as a Passenger in a Motorcycle Crash? Throughout this past May, you may have seen reminders that May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a time when advocates, officials, and safety organizations raise awareness about how to prevent motorcycle crashes and injuries. And we’ve been part of that conversation for years, encouraging both riders and drivers to share the road and follow safety precautions. But to switch things up a bit, we want to reinforce the message for the entire season by focusing on one group that often gets overlooked in these conversations: motorcycle passengers. If you’ve…