Arizona Injury Law

When you've been injured, you deserve a legal team with a record of standing up for clients and holding negligent parties accountable. We're proud of the verdicts and settlements we've secured for the people we represent. See some of our results here: bit.ly/3U8rhFz

Free download for every driver in your family: our 10 Minutes, 10 Hours wallet card. Print it and keep it in your wallet, handbag, or glove box for a step-by-step checklist if you're ever in a crash. Get yours here: bit.ly/4dSeMEL

When should you call an attorney after a car crash? -If you're injured or there's extensive property damage -Before you give information to another driver's insurance adjuster -If anyone is pressuring you to settle -Before the statute of limitations bit.ly/3Vo8S8c

"I feel fine" isn't a diagnosis. If you were injured in an auto crash, get medical attention as soon as possible, even if your injuries seem minor. Learn what else to do in the first 10 hours: bit.ly/4zb2Bez

Your phone is one of your best tools after a car crash. If it's safe, take photos at the scene, photograph any visible injuries, and go back later to look for skid marks or anything else that seems important. bit.ly/4j0va9N

One common cause of injuries is unsafe conditions on public property. When a property owner fails to keep the property reasonably maintained and safe, and someone is injured, the property owner may be held liable for the injuries. bit.ly/3JRzfOp

Think a fender bender isn't worth calling the police? Think again. Call even if the accident is minor and no one is hurt, and don't leave until officers arrive. A police report can help you file an insurance claim. More steps to protect yourself: bit.ly/4j0va9N

After a crash, start here: ✔ Stay calm ✔ Check on your passengers ✔ Call 9-1-1 ✔ Move out of traffic if it's safe ✔ Turn on your hazard lights See all 10 steps for the first 10 minutes: bit.ly/4j0va9N

Red Flags Alert! Rapid blinking, slurred speech, and confusion are signs of a possible traumatic brain injury (TBI). Pay attention to these clues after an accident; they could be a symptom of a TBI. We're here if you need help. bit.ly/3TMckFv

The best time to prepare for a car accident is before it happens. Keep an accident kit in your trunk with basic medical supplies, a pen and paper, and medical alert cards for family members with allergies or other conditions. More tips: bit.ly/4rNCQ1w

The moments after a motor vehicle crash are stressful, and what you do next matters. This month's You Should Know newsletter covers the first 10 minutes and the first 10 hours after a road accident. Read it now, before you need it: bit.ly/4hXN5wB

Dog bites can occur at any time with any dog. Case after case of dog bites handled by our law firm proves that extra caution is always good practice when dealing with animals. If you or someone you know has suffered from a dog attack, give us a call. bit.ly/44suLUT

What does a safer street design look like? Fewer lanes, added medians, and other measures can help slow traffic on a road. bit.ly/4x7POt2

Pedestrians are far more vulnerable in accidents than drivers — which means staying alert can be lifesaving. Stay aware out there.

A pedestrian hit at 40 mph has roughly an 85% chance of dying. At 20 mph, that drops below 10%. The gap between those two numbers is often just a few feet of lane width. bit.ly/4e40q3h

After a car accident, you need a legal team that's committed to your recovery. At Bache Lynch Goldsmith & Mendoza, we have a proven track record of securing the compensation our clients deserve. Let us handle the legalities so you can focus on healing. bit.ly/3DVqbod

You've probably never heard the word "stroad," but you've definitely driven on one. A combination of "street" and "road", it's what happens when a road tries to move high volumes of traffic quickly through places where people also live, shop, and walk. bit.ly/4vyKP2O

Why American roads are so deadly, by design: 🛣️ Lane widths engineered for speed, not safety 🚗 Speed limits set based on how fast people already drive, not what's safe 🚫 "Clear zones" that remove obstacles but remove friction too bit.ly/4dT5Gbm

Wishing you a happy and safe Independence Day! Whether you're grilling, boating, or watching fireworks, keep safety first so the only sparks today come from the show. Happy Fourth from your friends at Bache Lynch Goldsmith & Mendoza!

For most of the 20th century, speed limits weren't set based on safety. They were set at whatever speed 85% of drivers naturally traveled. The road was built for speed, so drivers went fast, so the "natural" speed rose, so the limit followed. bit.ly/4dT5Gbm