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Electric scooters in Arizona like Bird, Lime and Spin are growing in popularity and there is no lack of them on the streets of the Phoenix Metropolitan area. Before you take an electric scooter out on the road in Arizona, make sure you know the law. On April 22, 2019, the Arizona legislature passed Senate …
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When you’re in an accident, the last thing you need is the additional stress of an unqualified personal injury attorney. Finding the right lawyer can be confusing and if you don’t know what to ask you can end up with the wrong one. We’ve compiled a list of the top 5 questions you should ask …
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According to Arizona Department of Transportation there were over 127,000 car crashes in the state of Arizona in 2018 – 127,056 to be exact. That is an average of 348 crashes per day. Unfortunately, almost 30% of those crashes involved injuries. If you are involved in an automobile accident, you are probably wondering what you …
Congratulations to friend of the firm Amanda Potts for her work in another successful Empty Bowls event held in Collidge, Arizona at the Central Arizona College campus! We were proud to help sponsor the event, where Amanda’s students cooked four different soups and an assortment of desserts. Empty Bowls is a fundraiser that supports fighting …
The monsoon season is well underway here in Tempe, AZ. As a driver, driving during the monsoon can prove to be pretty intimidating for good reason. The department of transportation reports that approximately 19% of all accident injuries are from weather-related accidents. The vast majority on these weather-related accidents happen on wet pavement and during …
As we reported earlier, Governor Ducey vetoed the bill that would have raised Arizona’s minimum required auto liability insurance coverage. This means that if you are in a car accident and the other person is at fault, they may have as little as $10,000 to cover damages to your vehicle (in addition to any other …
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For the past few months we’ve been posting updates on a bipartisan bill to increase the minimum insurance requirements for the state. The bill passed the legislature and went to the governor’s desk to either be signed into law or vetoed. And he chose… VETO! In his message to the legislature, Governor Ducey stated he …
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A few months ago, we posted about a state bill proposed to raise the minimum insurance limits for auto insurance. As of today, May 1st, 2018, the current version of that bill has passed. By Visitor7 [CC BY-SA 3.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], from Wikimedia Commons Arizona House Bill 2254 was passed with 45 yes votes, 12 no …
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This image is a derivative of “1972MustangMach1” by “Anetode” and “Bigfoot 15 jumping at Brown County Arena 2015” by Royalbroil used under CC BY. This work is licensed under CC BY 4.0 by Vrana Law Firm A major service we provide clients is helping them navigate the maze of insurance coverage. And one of the …
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Some people are frustrated by the use of used parts to repair their vehicle after an auto accident, especially when they were not at fault. They might suspect the shop was trying to save money at their expense. The best way to avoid getting used parts is to work with a repair shop you trust …
Why is the insurance putting used parts in my car after an accident? Read More »