Filing a Criminal Appeal in Arizona
A conviction is not always the end of your case. Arizona law allows defendants to challenge legal errors through the appellate process. A criminal…
What Happens if I Miss a Court Date?
Missing a court date in Arizona is serious. Whether the charge is minor or severe, failing to appear can create immediate legal consequences. Bench Warrants…
How Long Does a Criminal Case Take?
One of the most common questions clients ask is: How long will this take? The honest answer: it depends. Criminal cases in Arizona vary widely…
Should I Talk to the Police Without a Lawyer?
If police ask to speak with you, it may sound informal: “We just want to ask a few questions.” “Help us clear this up.” “You’re…
Crimes Involving Serious Bodily Injury
When someone is accused of causing “serious physical injury” in Arizona, the stakes are dramatically higher. Prosecutors pursue enhanced penalties, judges impose stricter release conditions,…
CDL DUI In Arizona: What Commercial Drivers Need To Know
For commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders, a DUI arrest carries consequences that can threaten both freedom and livelihood. Commercial drivers are held to a higher…
Aggravated Battery Cases
(Note: Arizona law uses "aggravated assault" under A.R.S. § 13-1204 rather than "aggravated battery," but the terms overlap in practice for serious assaultive conduct causing…
Can a DUI Be Dismissed in Arizona?
One of the most common questions after a DUI arrest is: Can this case be dismissed? The answer depends entirely on the facts. While DUI…
Who is liable in an Arizona slip and fall accident?
The person or company responsible for a slip and fall on a property in Arizona may be the owner or operator of the property. Liability…
How Long After a Slip and Fall Can You Sue in Arizona?
Slip and Fall Lawsuits in Arizona Must be Filed Within Two Years. There are exceptions to the two-year rule. If you suffered a slip and…