Arizona Car Accident Lawyer

If you were injured in a car accident in Arizona, you need experienced legal help as soon as possible. Medical bills can pile up quickly. You might be unable to work. Insurance companies may try to settle for less than you deserve. At Big Chad Law, we fight to protect your rights and secure the compensation you need to recover.

We know the stress that follows a crash. That’s why we make the process as simple as possible. Call (602) 560-5820 now for a free consultation with an Arizona car accident lawyer. You pay nothing unless we win your case.

How Car Accident Attorneys Can Help You?

When your future is on the line, you want a team with the skill and dedication to win. Here’s why people across the state trust Big Chad Law:

  • Proven results: We’ve secured millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for clients.
  • Local knowledge: Our attorneys know Arizona’s roads, courts, and communities.
  • Trial-tested: We are ready to fight in court if the insurance company won’t settle fairly.
  • No upfront fees: You only pay if we win.
  • Client-focused service: We keep you informed, return calls promptly, and treat you with respect.

We are proud to be recognized among the best accident lawyers in Arizona for both results and client care.

Our Firm Travels to Meet Clients Around the State

Car accidents can happen anywhere, from busy intersections in Phoenix to remote desert highways. Our Arizona car accident attorneys meet clients wherever they are.

We travel to cities, suburbs, and rural areas, including PhoenixMesa, Scottsdale, Tucson, Kingman, Flagstaff, and beyond. Whether your accident happened on I-10, in downtown Scottsdale, or on a rural two-lane road, we’ll come to you.

Meeting in person allows us to collect important details early, review evidence, and start building your case without delay.

Offices Strategically Throughout Arizona (To Best Serve Our Clients)

We have office locations in:

  • Phoenix
  • Mesa
  • Chandler
  • Kingman

These offices make it easier for clients to meet us in person and for our attorneys to respond quickly when urgent action is needed. Based on your location and where your accident happened, we’ll connect you with the lawyer who can serve you best.

We Know Arizona Law and Insurance Rules

Every state has unique laws for car accidents, and Arizona is no exception. Our lawyers know:

  • Minimum insurance requirements for drivers in Arizona
  • Time limits for filing claims and lawsuits
  • Bad-faith rules that prevent insurers from unfair practices
  • How to go through the claims process to protect your rights

Because we focus on Arizona cases, we can act quickly and confidently. That means no wasted time learning the law; we already know how to use it in your favor. Resources such as USCIS, ICE, and the U.S. Immigration Court also provide official information.

An Aggressive Legal Approach (Big Chad Sets the Tone)

Attorney Chad Schaub’s presence sets the tone for how we handle cases. We fight hard for every client, no matter how big or small the case.

Our aggressive approach means:

  1. We don’t back down when insurance companies try to avoid paying full value.
  2. We push for maximum compensation, whether through settlement or trial.
  3. We respond immediately when the other side acts unfairly.

If the insurance company refuses to settle for a fair amount, we are ready to go to court and let a jury decide.

A Fee Structure That Spares You Any Financial Risk

We work on a contingency fee basis. That means:

  • No upfront payments
  • We cover all case costs while your claim is active
  • You only pay if we win and recover money for you

This structure allows anyone to hire us, no matter their financial situation.

What are the Damages Included in Your Arizona Car Accident Case?

A car accident can affect many parts of your life. We look at every loss so your compensation covers the full impact.

Type of Damage What It Means Examples
Vehicle Damage Cost to fix or replace your car Repairs, car replacement, and rental car costs
Other Property Costs Personal items damaged in the crash Phone, laptop, clothing, tools
Medical Costs All healthcare expenses from your injuries ER bills, surgery, medication, and physical therapy
Pain & Suffering Physical pain and mental or emotional distress PTSD, anxiety, chronic pain, loss of enjoyment of life
Career & Finance Impact Money you lost or will lose because you can’t work Missed paychecks, reduced earning potential, lost benefits

We work with experts to document every loss so nothing is left out of your claim.
Here is the average claim settlement in Arizona:

Type of Damage What It Covers Typical Payout Range (Arizona)
Economic + Non‑Economic Medical, lost wages, property, pain & suffering $10,000 – $30,000 (minor to moderate injuries) (cooperlawpartners.com, Lawsuit Information Center)
Serious Injuries Ongoing treatment, disability, future care $100,000 to several million dollars (Hutzler Law)

From Start to Finish, Big Chad Law Is by Your Side

We take care of the hard work so you can focus on healing. Our process includes:

  1. Free consultation to understand your situation.
  2. Investigation of the crash with photos, witness statements, and expert input.
  3. Damage calculation with medical and financial experts.
  4. Negotiation with insurance companies for the best possible settlement.

Trial preparation if the other side refuses to pay fairly.

Get Help Today from an Arizona Car Accident Lawyer

Don’t wait! Deadlines for filing a claim are strict, and evidence can be lost quickly. Call Big Chad Law today at (602) 560-5820 for a free consultation. There’s no cost unless we win your case.

FAQ's

You pay nothing up front. We work on a contingency fee, so we only get paid if we win.
No. Insurance companies may use your words against you. Talk to a lawyer first.
You may be entitled to payment for medical bills, lost income, property damage, pain and suffering, and more.
It depends on your injuries and the complexity of the case. Some settle in months; others take over a year.
Yes. Arizona follows comparative negligence laws, meaning you may still recover damages even if you share some fault. However, your compensation will be reduced by your percentage of responsibility.
In most cases, two years from when the claim accrues (often the crash date). Missing the deadline can bar your case. Different rules apply to claims against government entities (see below).
You may tap your own UM/UIM coverage. In Arizona, insurers must offer UM/UIM; you can reject it in writing—but having it protects you when the other driver has little or no insurance.
Police crash reports are required when there’s injury, death, or ≥ $2,000 in damage (or towing). Minor, no-injury crashes below that threshold may be reported via the AZDPS online portal (state-highway jurisdiction). Always call 911 if anyone is hurt.
Yes. Arizona follows pure comparative negligence—your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault (e.g., 20% at fault → 80% of damages). Intentional/wanton conduct isn’t protected by comparative negligence.