Chris Ariano, Author at Tucson AZ Car Accident Lawyer

February 12, 2018
By Chris Ariano
Personal Injury
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Taxi Accidents and Personal Injury Basics in Arizona

Taxi Accidents and Personal Injury Basics in Arizona Everybody has to use taxi, Uber and Lyft services every now and then. They provide a lot of convenience and simplicity in terms of commuting. What happens, however, if a passenger gets injured in a taxi accident? Arizona statistics suggest that taxi accidents are on the rise. If […]

January 24, 2018
By Chris Ariano
Car Accidents
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What to do if a Loved One Dies in an Arizona Car Accident

What to do if a Loved One Dies in an Arizona Car Accident Having a loved one lose their life in a car accident will be emotionally-draining. Coping with the loss and the grief, while also attempting to handle practical considerations is going to be too much even for the strongest of individuals. This is […]

Everything You Need to Know about Child Injury Claims in AZ

Everything You Need to Know about Child Injury Claims in AZ There are strict laws and regulatory frameworks in place to protect children in vehicles. The right safety precautions have to be undertaken each time a child is going to be a passenger in a car. Still, accidents do take place and it’s possible for […]

January 16, 2018
By Chris Ariano
Car Accidents
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What it Takes to Get the Most Money from a Car Accident?

What it Takes to Get the Most Money from a Car Accident Personal Injury Claim Arizona has serious regulations that make it possible for individuals injured in car accidents to seek compensation from a negligent party. Several factors, however, will be determining for the amount of compensation such individuals will be entitled to. If you have […]

December 24, 2017
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Personal Injury
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The Most Important Arizona Personal Injury Statutes

The Most Important Arizona Personal Injury Statutes Every state in the U.S. has its specific regulations that protect individuals injured in car accidents and give them a chance to seek financial compensation. Arizona isn’t an exception. Here are some of the most important Arizona personal injury statutes and regulations pertaining to car accident personal injuries and […]

Cows and Negligence in New York

If you let your cows wander in New York you can be sued for negligence. It’s a shame. The cow is a notoriously adventurous animal. Keeping them fenced in can be extremely difficult. The lower courts had applied a more general liability test for domestic animals. However, due to the cows wonderful nature, the judges […]

Theme Park Lawsuits: Why it’s Safe to Ride that Roller Coaster.

Sometimes when people visit theme parks someone will try to get out of riding a ride become of some story about the ride being unsafe. They heard it online or vaguely know of a story. You might let them get out of the ride. But, when it comes down to a legal perspective, theme parks […]

How to be a Good Samaritan and not get Sued

Most states have some version of a Good Samaritan laws. The underlying idea behind these laws is to protect people who render aid in emergency situations. If the helper uses reasonable care and the person in need doesn’t object, then the theory goes that the Good Samaritan should be protected from liability. Yet, every so […]

Private Roads are No Place for Common Sense

A new Arizona law would make it a requirement for Arizona school busses to stop at private road stop signs and flash warning lights. The law was prompted because a child was killed in 2008 when she was struck by a truck after exiting a school bus. The bus wasn’t using warning lights because it […]

Traffic Cameras Need to Make Streets Safer? Time to Remove Traffic Cameras.

Photo enforcement cameras have come under significant scrutiny over the last few years. Not only do people dislike the increased chance of traffic tickets, but there has been concern that traffic cameras actually increase the chances for traffic accidents. I know my reactions are spot on when a sudden bright flash obscures my sight. Now, […]