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If you’ve been hurt by someone else’s negligence and plan to file a personal injury lawsuit in Arizona, you may be wondering how long you have to file. The Arizona personal injury statute of limitations normally gives you two years from your date of injury to file a lawsuit….

Arizona follows a legal principle known as pure comparative negligence when calculating personal injury damages. The pure comparative negligence system allows accident victims who were partially at fault for their injuries to receive proportionate compensation. This means that even if someone is partially at fault, they can still recover…

The personal injury statute of limitations in Idaho is normally two years from the date of your accident. Though there are exceptions that can extend the deadline, your case will be dismissed if you miss the correct deadline. Contact Feller & Wendt, LLC™, today so our experienced attorneys can…

Negligence is the basis of most Utah personal injury claims. Negligence is an individual or entity’s breach of the duty of care, often resulting in harm to others. Comparative fault is a related law that specifically refers to a plaintiff’s alleged fault in contributing to their injuries. It is…