Why Should I Report My Car Accident?

Every state has unique laws when it comes to reporting traffic accidents, but ultimately the best rule to follow is to report any auto accident that results in any kind of injury or death. Failure to report an accident as required could not only jeopardize your insurance coverage but also lead to criminal charges…

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What Do I Do After a Jackknife Truck Accident?

A tractor-trailer or big rig has two separate parts: a cab where the driver sits and operates the vehicle and a trailer that holds cargo. Due to the separated nature of these large vehicles, sometimes the trailer will swing out to one side of the cab, forming an “L” or “V” shape as it…

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How to Avoid Semi-Truck Blind Spots

Semi-trucks or tractor-trailers transport billions of tons of cargo all over the United States each year, and more than three million drivers deliver more than 70% of all freight by weight with trucks each year in the U.S. Semi trucks are a vital part of the U.S. economy and distribution network, so virtually every…

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What are Arizona’s Electric Scooter Laws?

Many Arizonans are exploring new alternatives to driving, and electric scooters are growing increasingly popular throughout the state. Arizona recently enacted several laws in regard to these electric scooters, laws for operation, and who may legally operate them. Before purchasing an electric scooter or using an electric scooter sharing program like Lime or Bird,…

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What If I Was Sexually Harassed on ASU’s Campus?

Sexual harassment and assault are horrible experiences for victims. Due to social stigma, many who experience these acts feel pressured to keep the incidents private and do not seek help. A victim of sexual harassment may fear that others won’t believe that the incident occurred or that the harasser may try to retaliate. Though…

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5 Tips for Staying Safe Hiking in Phoenix This Summer

Taking a summertime hike in Phoenix, Arizona can expose you to extreme heat. Temperatures can rise well past 100 degrees Fahrenheit in the Grand Canyon State, putting hikers at serious risk of heat-related illnesses and injuries. While it is possible to have a safe and rewarding hike on one of Phoenix’s many trails –…

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What Determines Slip and Fall Settlements in Arizona?

Getting injured because of a slip and fall can be devastating. Whether it is from an icy sidewalk or a wet supermarket floor, these types of accidents can usually be avoided by the establishment following premises liability laws. If a property owner forgoes their responsibility –  you may be entitled to compensation for your…

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Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patients at Risk: 5 Tips to Prevent Wandering

If you subscribe to any local news apps, you may get regular push notifications alerting you of news you need to know. In doing this, you may find “silver alerts” regularly pop up. This is when a person is missing – especially senior citizens with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or other mental disabilities – and…

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Drowning Accident Prevention

It’s not summertime in the valley, but the risk of drowning in Phoenix is a year-round concern. This is due in large part to the fact that many homes have a pool, but there are other risks to beware of, as well. On Saturday, a 9-month-old boy died from drowning in a bucket of…

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Water Safety Resources in Arizona

Drowning deaths so far this year are below average thanks in large part to an ongoing emphasis on pool safety statewide. However, with school out and summer months upon us, now is the time to implement any and every precaution to keep your children safe. The first step is to educate yourself and learn…

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