Arizona’s statute of limitations for a pedestrian accident is two years. As such, you must file your injury claim within this time frame. To file a claim, you must begin with sending a demand letter to the guilty party’s insurance company. Our personal injury attorneys will ensure the letter is properly written, organized, and sent.  The demand letter should be just that: a letter demanding compensation for the injuries you received due to their insured party’s negligence. However, it’s not as simple and straightforward as a ransom-type note demanding money. There are several things that must be included and properly organized within this letter. To begin, you must clearly establish liability and explain why and how their client is responsible for the injuries you sustained. The letter must also include a detailed description of the accident and a comprehensive list of all the injuries you received. These injuries include both physical and mental injuries, like emotional distress and pain and suffering.  Next, you’ll want to give proof of the expenses associated with your injuries. Provide the full value of compensation you’re demanding, as well as a breakdown of each cost as it pertains to your injuries.  Finally, you’ll also want proof of the accident. This includes evidence like police reports, witness statements, and pictures of the accident.