Tucson Personal Injury Lawyer
If you were hurt in Tucson, you should not have to fight an insurance company alone. I handle injury claims across Pima County, I take your call myself, and I work in English or Spanish. You pay nothing unless I win your case.
Serving all of Pima County
Licensed statewide in Arizona. I travel to Tucson clients and offer phone and video consultations, so you never have to drive to Phoenix.
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(855) 444-5227What Tucson Injury Victims Need To Know
Deadline To File
2 Years
Arizona gives you 2 years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit. Claims against the City of Tucson or Pima County require a notice of claim within 180 days.
Fault Rule
Pure Comparative
Arizona lets you recover damages even if you were mostly at fault. Your award is simply reduced by your share of the blame.
Where Cases Are Filed
Pima County
Most Tucson injury lawsuits are filed in Pima County Superior Court downtown, with smaller claims heard in local justice courts.
Important: If a city bus, county vehicle, or government employee was involved in your crash, the 180-day notice of claim deadline applies and it is much shorter than the normal two-year window. Call as soon as possible so that deadline is not missed.
Where Tucson Crashes Happen Most
Knowing the road matters. Crash location affects which police agency investigates, what evidence exists, and how insurers evaluate fault. These are the corridors I see most often in Pima County claims.
Interstate 10 through Tucson
Heavy freight traffic between Phoenix and the border makes I-10 the most dangerous stretch in Pima County for serious truck collisions.
Interstate 19 South
High-speed rural sections and frequent commercial traffic to Nogales lead to severe rollover crashes.
Speedway Boulevard
One of Tucson's busiest east-west arterials, with a long history of intersection and pedestrian crashes.
Grant Road & Oracle Road
Dense commercial corridors where left-turn and red-light collisions are common.
Kolb Road & Golf Links
Fast-moving east side arterials near Davis-Monthan with frequent rear-end and merge crashes.
Downtown & University Area
Student foot traffic, e-scooters, streetcar tracks, and nightlife create a high risk of pedestrian and cyclist injuries.
Pima County Courts
Most Tucson personal injury lawsuits are filed in Pima County Superior Court in downtown Tucson. Smaller claims may go to a local justice court such as Tucson, Green Valley, or Ajo. Each has its own filing rules and scheduling practices, and knowing them keeps your case moving instead of stalling.
Most cases never reach a courtroom. But insurers pay fair value when they believe you are prepared to file, and that is how I approach every Tucson claim from day one.
Communities I Serve Near Tucson
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