Short answer: A case review with an Arizona injury firm is free and commits you to nothing. In 15–30 minutes you should learn whether you have a claim, what your deadline is, what the claim needs, and what it would cost. If you do not have a case worth pursuing, a straight answer is the useful outcome.

What a free review actually covers

• Whether liability is realistically establishable
• What insurance coverage may apply — including your own UM/UIM
• Your filing deadline, which is not always two years
• What the claim needs next, usually medical documentation
• The fee, in writing, including the litigation rate

What to bring

The police report or report number, photographs, insurance details for every party, and any medical records or bills so far. If you have none of it, come anyway — the deadline runs whether or not you are ready.

What we will not do

Quote you a settlement figure before seeing your records and the available coverage. A number given that early is a guess, and a high guess can lead you to reject a fair offer. See what actually sets a settlement.

If the answer is no

Sometimes the right advice is that you do not need a lawyer — property damage only, no injury, and a fair offer already on the table. You will get that answer plainly.

Questions people ask

Is the consultation really free?

Yes, and it carries no obligation. Injury firms work on contingency.

Do I have to hire you afterwards?

No. Many people use a review to understand their position and handle a straightforward claim themselves.

Is what I say confidential?

Yes. Communications during a consultation are privileged, whether or not you hire the firm.

How quickly should I call?

Sooner is materially better. Evidence decays — CCTV is commonly overwritten on a 30-day cycle — and treatment gaps reduce claim value.

Free case review

Board-certified specialist Jack Hirsch. No fee unless you recover — 25% settled without litigation, 30% in litigation, plus costs. 602-535-1900.