After your drunk driving accident, you could feel angry, confused, or depressed. We understand how you feel. That’s why we want to serve as more than your lawyer. We want to be part of your support system someone you can rely on in your time of need. You can trust us to: Investigate your accident, injuries, and the other party’s negligence Navigate any insurance-related issues that could arise Speak to the other parties on your behalf Negotiate a fair settlement agreement Determine your economic and non-economic damages File your claim Negotiate with the insurance representatives File a lawsuit (if the other party refuses to settle) We Manage All Case-Related Deadlines In Arizona, you generally have two years from the accident date to file a lawsuit against the at-fault driver. This deadline starts counting down from the date of the collision. Because of this tight deadline, it helps to consider your legal options as soon as possible. While we can manage your case’s deadlines, you must reach out to us first. Then, we can set your case in motion and build a compelling argument against the negligent party. We Work on Contingency Our attorney’s fees are contingent on your case’s outcome. This means, if you don’t recover compensation, we don’t request payment for our time and efforts. Other things to know about this arrangement include: We finance your case’s consulting and filing costs. You pay nothing upfront to retain our help. Part of your settlement pays for our efforts. Contingency-based legal help is just one thing you could learn about during your free case review. We Offer Free Consultations To learn what it’s like to partner with our team, you could read our testimonials, reviews, and entire website. Or, you could reach out to our team for a free consultation. During our conversation, we can learn your story and listen to your legal goals. What’s more, you can ask us any questions you have about your case. That way, we can put your mind at ease moving forward. Damages You Could Recover Through a DUI Accident Injury Claim Using receipts, bills, and invoices, our team can calculate the value of your damages. These damages include the monetary and non-monetary losses you sustained due to the accident. Compensable losses include: Economic Damages Economic damages include any monetary loss you incurred because of the accident. These damages include tangible losses that you could prove with medical bills or receipts. Our attorneys fight for the economic damages you need to make your family financially whole again. Examples of economic damages you could recover include: Medical expenses: These include any expenses you had to pay regarding your medical care. Medical care could include visits to the emergency room, visits to the doctor, ambulance rides, surgeries, diagnostic testing services, and both prescription and over-the-counter medications. Future medical expenses: Our team can calculate the value of your future medical expenses. Examples include physical therapy, assistive medical devices, and surgeries. Lost income: You could recover any income you lost while you recovered from the accident. We can also include the loss of any benefits, such as paid time off and bonuses. Future lost income: Our legal team can calculate the value of your future income losses, if your injuries will prevent you from working. We can speak to experts and utilize our collective knowledge to determine how much compensation to seek. In-home nursing care: If your injuries are severe, you could require in-home nursing care. In-home nursing care can cause you to pay a lot of out-of-pocket costs. If you require this service, our legal team can fight for what you need. Rehabilitative treatments: You could require rehabilitative treatments to regain your mobility and independence. Rehabilitative treatments could include speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy. Our legal team can help you organize receipts and other documents to prove you incurred these monetary losses. By including this information in your initial claim, you could present a strong case to the liable insurer. Non-Economic Damages Non-economic damages include any non-monetary loss you sustained because of the accident. While these damages don’t come with documentation, they’re still compensable. We use your injury’s severity, number of days missed from work, and other factors when calculating these damages. Examples of non-economic damages you could recover include: Pain and suffering: Your injuries could cause you to experience physical pain every time you perform a task or even while at rest. If you have dealt with intense physical pain, you could recover compensation for that loss. Emotional distress: Your injuries or the accident could cause you to deal with anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, or even depression. If you face these negative psychological issues as a result of the accident, you could recover those damages. Loss of enjoyment: If you once enjoyed an active lifestyle, such as taking walks or playing sports, you could recover damages for loss of enjoyment of life. The law identifies these damages as subjective losses, meaning there isn’t an exact monetary amount associated with them. Therefore, a knowledgeable attorney from our firm can learn what you deserve.