Making the Most of Southern Arizona Car Accident Claims
If you need advice about your legal options in the aftermath of a car accident, you should discuss your situation with an attorney who can handle all of your legal issues while you're recovering from your injuries. Contact Fein, Flynn & Associates in Tucson for a free consultation about your legal rights and the best ways to protect them. If you call us, you will receive a copy of our award-winning pamphlet "Passport to Safety".
Call 520-547-7940 to Discuss Your Case With an Experienced Lawyer
Fein, Flynn & Associates has over 60 years of combined experience handling personal injury claims. Our experience developing and presenting personal injury and wrongful death cases can help you overcome the problems that can come up with any of the following:
- Getting an accurate and complete diagnosis of your injuries
- Securing the medical and rehabilitative care you need
- Understanding the different insurance policies that might cover your claims work together to maximize your overall benefits
- Getting the full benefit of your own Medical Payment insurance coverage (MedPay) or underinsured motorist coverage when the other driver's insurance won't cover all of your losses and future needs
- Seeking enhanced damages in drunk driving crashes or hit-and-run cases
- Considering product defect claims against car or component manufacturers in tire blowout cases or single-vehicle rollover accidents
- Considering a claim for an improper road design, if there is reason to believe that is the cause of your accident
Our law firm's approach to car accident litigation starts with a thorough investigation of the facts and arriving at a good working estimate of the overall value of your case. We then go to work on developing strategies that will best protect your ability to achieve that value. Our trial experience will make sure that the insurance companies will take your claim seriously.
At the same time, our past success gives us the practical ability to commit the resources necessary to prove complex claims at our own risk. In the most severe brain or spinal cord injury cases, you can count on us to engage the expert or technical support necessary to develop your case fully and persuasively. We only recover those expenses when we resolve your case on favorable terms through settlement or trial.
When you engage Fein, Flynn & Associates to handle your car accident claims, you'll be working with a law firm that has received the highest possible rating (AV*) from Martindale-Hubbell's peer review rating process. The law firm of Fein, Flynn and Associates has built a statewide reputation for excellence in client service. Contact our office in Tucson for a free consultation.
What to Do if You Are Involved in a Car Accident
Every week, multiple accidents occur throughout the Tucson area. We sincerely hope you are never involved, nor injured. However, you should know what to do in case of an accident. Keep this as a checklist in the event of an accident.
- Stop immediately and check for injuries. Identify yourself. Have your drivers' license and proof of insurance available.
- Notify the police - call 911.
- Do not admit fault or discuss the accident with anyone on the scene except the police.
- If you have reason to suspect you are injured, ask to be transported to the nearest hospital for emergency care.
- If your car does not appear driveable, do not attempt to drive. Instead ask for the proper flatbed towing.
- Notify your insurance company.
- Do not allow insurance adjusters to designate a repair shop that is not acceptable to you. Choose a facility that produces high quality work.
- Call Fein, Flynn & Associates for a free consultation on any aspect of your accident at 520-547-7940 or contact us for more information.
*CV, BV, and AV are registered certification marks of Reed Elsevier Properties Inc., used in accordance with the Martindale-Hubbell certification procedures, standards, and policies. Martindale-Hubbell is the facilitator of a peer review rating process. Ratings reflect the confidential opinions of members of the Bar and the judiciary. Martindale-Hubbell ratings fall into two categories - legal ability and general ethical standards.
