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How Speeding in School Zones Impacts Liability After a Crash

Speeding through school zones isn’t just dangerous—it can drastically increase liability if a crash occurs. Here’s how these violations affect insurance claims...

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How Stadium Events Cause Higher Accident Rates Near Highways

Major stadium events create heavy traffic and driver stress, often increasing accident rates near highways. Here’s why these crashes happen and how drivers can...

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Why Downtown Tempe Pedestrian Traffic Increases Driver Risk

Downtown Tempe’s busy sidewalks and crosswalks create unique challenges for drivers. Here’s why heavy pedestrian traffic increases the risk of accidents and how...

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What Makes Parking Lot Crashes So Common in Shopping Districts?

Parking lots may seem low-risk, but collisions are surprisingly common in busy shopping districts. Here’s why these crashes happen so often and what drivers can...

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The Overlooked Role of Traffic Signal Timing in Urban Crash Prevention

Exploring how poorly timed traffic signals contribute to urban collisions and what drivers can do to stay safe, with insights for Tempe drivers.

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Still Think Arizona Is a No-Fault State?

Arizona isn’t a no-fault state. If you assume it is, you could lose out on compensation after a crash. Here’s how Arizona’s fault laws really work.

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Misunderstanding Arizona’s Fault Laws Could Cost You Thousands After a Cras...

Arizona isn’t a no-fault state

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Why Knowing Arizona’s Fault Laws Could Save Your Injury Claim

Arizona is not a no-fault state, and misunderstanding that could destroy your injury claim. Learn how fault is determined and why it matters after a crash.

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Left Turns Without Arrows: Why These Crashes Confuse Tempe Drivers and Cour...

Left turns without arrows cause confusion—and collisions—in Tempe. Learn how Arizona traffic law assigns fault, what evidence matters most, and why these cases...

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Who’s at Fault When Two Cars Back Out at the Same Time in a Tempe Lot?

When two cars back out at once in a Tempe lot and collide, fault isn’t always clear. Learn how Arizona handles these crashes, what evidence matters, and how to...

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Why Saying “Sorry” After a Tempe Crash Might Be Used Against You

A simple “sorry” after a Tempe car crash might seem polite—but it can be used against you. Learn what Arizona law says about apologies, and how to protect your...

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Fatal Rollover Crash on U.S. 60 Near Tempe: Harvard Law Case Breakdown

On October 25, 2024, a rollover crash on U.S. 60 near Tempe, Arizona, claimed the life of a 5-year-old boy and left a woman and two other children seriously inj...

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Fatal Two-Vehicle Collision on Priest Drive (2024): Harvard Law Case Breakd...

In November 2024, a fatal collision occurred on Interstate 10 near Tempe, Arizona, involving a pedestrian and multiple vehicles during a law enforcement encount...

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Tempe SUV-Bicycle Collision: Legal Breakdown of the October 2024 Multi-Vict...

A small SUV struck five bicyclists in Tempe, Arizona, on October 6, 2024, sending multiple victims to the hospital. This in-depth legal analysis explores liabil...

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