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Personal Injury Lawyer for Maricopa County: Scottsdale and Nearby Towns

Valley Accident Law is a personal injury lawyer for Maricopa County, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, with clients across the Phoenix metro. We help people hurt in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek and Carefree, as well as in Phoenix and the West and East Valley. This page explains how local roads, police agencies and courts affect an injury claim.

Reviewed by Charles Paglialunga, Esq.

A two-lane road in north Scottsdale heading toward the McDowell Mountains, saguaros and creosote along the shoulder
Office
5635 N Scottsdale Rd, Suite 170, Scottsdale, AZ 85250
Scottsdale, Arizona
County
Maricopa County
Claims that go to court are filed in Maricopa County Superior Court, or a justice court for smaller claims
Filing deadline
2 years from the injury for most claims
A.R.S. 12-542(1)

A Personal Injury Lawyer for Maricopa County

Our office is at 5635 N Scottsdale Rd, Suite 170, Scottsdale, AZ 85250, and we represent people hurt anywhere in the Phoenix metro. If you were injured in a crash, bitten by a dog or lost a family member because of someone else’s carelessness, you can call us from Scottsdale or from any nearby town.

Scottsdale Road at dusk seen from a sidewalk, palm trees, light traffic with motion-blurred taillights, McDowell Mountains faint on the horizon

Where you were hurt matters for a few practical reasons. The agency that responds writes the crash report, the local roads shape how a collision happened, and the court that hears a claim depends on its size. In Maricopa County, injury lawsuits are filed in Maricopa County Superior Court, while smaller claims can go to a justice court (A.R.S. 22-201). We explain how those pieces fit your situation on a free case review.

The sections below cover the towns we are asked about most, starting with the ones closest to our Scottsdale office. Our home page explains how we help as a personal injury lawyer in Scottsdale, and each of the Valley cities below has its own page for every practice area.

A quiet Paradise Valley residential street, low desert homes behind walls, Mummy Mountain behind

Starting an Injury Claim in Paradise Valley

Paradise Valley sits just west of our Scottsdale office, and many of the people we talk with there are dealing with crashes on Scottsdale Road, Tatum Boulevard, Lincoln Drive and Mockingbird Lane. If you are looking for a personal injury lawyer in Paradise Valley, you can start with a free case review by phone, and we will explain your legal rights.

Crashes inside the town are generally reported by the Paradise Valley Police Department. An injury claim in Paradise Valley follows the same Arizona rules as any other, including the two-year deadline for most injury claims (A.R.S. 12-542(1)) and the pure comparative fault rule (A.R.S. 12-2505). If a city, county, state agency or other public entity may be involved, a written notice of claim is due within 180 days (A.R.S. 12-821.01). If you were in a crash, a car accident lawyer in Paradise Valley can help you gather the report, the photographs and the medical records, and deal with the insurance company so you can focus on recovering. Our car accident page explains the process in detail.

A winding road through Fountain Hills with desert hills and scattered homes, afternoon

Personal Injury Lawyer for Fountain Hills

Fountain Hills is a short drive east of Scottsdale along Shea Boulevard, and a personal injury lawyer for Fountain Hills residents should understand the roads that link the town to the rest of the Valley. Shea Boulevard, Saguaro Boulevard and Fountain Hills Boulevard carry the daily traffic, and hills, curves and heavy commuter volume can all play a role in a crash.

If you or someone you love was hurt in Fountain Hills, call us before you give a recorded statement to any insurance company. We will explain how fault is argued and what a claim may be worth. Whatever the cause of your injury, the same Arizona deadlines apply, so the earlier you call, the better.

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Personal Injury Lawyer for Cave Creek and Carefree

North of Scottsdale, Cave Creek and Carefree are smaller towns with their own rhythm. If you need a personal injury lawyer in Cave Creek or in Carefree, the questions are familiar: who was at fault, who pays for treatment and what to say to the insurance company. Long stretches of two-lane road, wildlife and winding desert drives can make crashes harder to piece together, so photographs and a clear account matter.

  • Cave Creek Road

    A main route through Cave Creek.

  • Carefree Highway

    An east-west route near Carefree.

  • Tom Darlington Drive

    The main street through Carefree.

Valley Cities We Serve

Read more about injury claims in each of these cities. Each city has its own page for every practice area.

The Tempe Town Lake area with a long bridge and the Mill Avenue area skyline, golden hour

Whichever Town You Live In

Our experienced and friendly attorney will explain your legal rights, wherever in Maricopa County you were hurt. Call (602) 584-8054 for a free case review. The earlier you call, the better, but it’s never too late to find out your legal rights. See our practice areas for the kinds of cases we handle, or contact us to get started.

Questions

Questions about areas we serve

Do you only help people in Scottsdale?

No. We are based in Scottsdale and help people hurt across the Phoenix metro, including Paradise Valley, Fountain Hills, Cave Creek, Carefree and the cities listed on this page. We also take cases anywhere in Arizona, so call us if you were hurt outside Maricopa County.

Does it matter which town I was hurt in?

It affects which agency writes the crash report and which local roads are involved, but the Arizona deadlines and fault rules are the same. We will explain how it applies to you.

Where would a lawsuit be filed?

Injury lawsuits in Maricopa County are generally filed in Maricopa County Superior Court, while smaller claims can go to a justice court. We will explain which fits your claim.

Do I need to come to your office?

You can start with a phone call from wherever you are. Call (602) 584-8054 for a free case review.

Free case review

Hurt in Maricopa County? Call Us

Call (602) 584-8054 for a free case review. Our experienced and friendly attorney will explain your legal rights. The earlier you call, the better, but it’s never too late to find out your legal rights.

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