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Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
- A Mere Bump on the Head from a Phoenix Car Accident Can Prove Fatal
- Phoenix Car Accidents Involving Backless Booster Car Seats are Risky for Kids
- Will Tempe Pedestrian Accidents Decrease?
- Arizona Car Accidents and Drunk Drivers
Truck Accidents
- How Do You REALLY Know What Caused the Truck Accident?
- Overloaded Trucks Put Arizona Residents in Danger
- Arizona Aggressive Truckers
- The Impact of Tired Truckers in Arizona
Dog Bites
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Mesa accident attorney Kevin Jensen posts articles in his blog that cover a range of legal topics. Check the blog often to read about car and truck accident cases, as well as dog bite news. Our law firm represents clients in Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Phoenix and throughout Maricopa County.Truck Accidents
How Do You REALLY Know What Caused the Truck Accident?
Invisible factors that can cause a Phoenix truck accident include trucker fatigue, aggressive driving, speeding, improper loads and defective maintenance.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
A Mere Bump on the Head from a Phoenix Car Accident Can Prove Fatal
A Phoenix car accident can result in a brain injury. If you have been hurt in an auto accident, contact an experienced Mesa accident attorney at our office today.Dog Bites
It Just Takes One Dog Bite to Cause a Serious Injury
A Phoenix dog bite can happen at any time and can result in physical scarring and emotional scarring.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
Phoenix Car Accidents Involving Backless Booster Car Seats are Risky for Kids
A Phoenix car accident can happen at anytime. A recent study indicates that backless booster car seats may increase the risk of a fatal injury to a child if he or she is involved in a side impact crash.Will Tempe Pedestrian Accidents Decrease?
Will Tempe pedestrian accidents decrease? Tempe has completed its Western Canal Multi-Use Path Project that extends from Arizona Mills Mall to Price Road. The project features HAWK, a High Intensity Activated CrossWalk beacon light that is designed to minimize pedestrian accidents. Arizona Car Accidents and Drunk Drivers
Many Phoenix car accidents are a result of a driver driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Nearly 16,000 people die each year in America where alcohol was a factor. If you or someone you know has been injured in an Arizona drunk driving accident, you should contact an experienced Phoenix car accident attorney.Truck Accidents
Overloaded Trucks Put Arizona Residents in Danger
An Arizona truck accident can lead to a serious injury. Often times, a crash can be the result of an overloaded truck. If you have been injured in a truck accident, contact an experienced Phoenix truck accident attorney at our office for a free case evaluation. Arizona Aggressive Truckers
Arizona truck drivers who are aggressive put Arizonans at risk. Examples of aggressive driving include tailgating, speeding, excessive and unsafe lane changing, flashing lights and honking.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
Injuries From an Arizona Motorcycle Accident Can Be Reduced by Wearing a Helmet
A motorcycle helmet can help prevent a serious brain injury if you become involved in an Arizona motorcycle accident. If you or someone you know has been injured in a motorcycle accident in Maricopa County, you should contact an experienced Phoenix motorcycle accident attorney at the Law Offices of Kevin Jensen. Understanding the Causes of Arizona Motorcycle Accidents
Arizona motorcycle accidents are common, especially in Phoenix. The Hurt Study highlights key causes of motorcycle accidents. If you or someone you know has been injured in an Arizona motorcycle accident, you should contact an experienced Phoenix motorcycle accident attorney for advice.Truck Accidents
The Impact of Tired Truckers in Arizona
Most Arizona drivers don’t realize the dangers that fatigued Phoenix truck drivers pose to them. The National Transportation Safety Board estimates that nearly 30 to 40 percent of large truck crashes are linked to tired truckers.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
Speeding Causes Arizona Car Crashes
Speeding drivers pose special dangers on the roadways putting other drivers at risk of being involved in a serious Arizona car accident. Speeding has been linked to nearly one-third of all fatal car accidents in America. When a Phoenix Car Accident Leads to a Traumatic Brain Injury
An Arizona car accident can lead to a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Phoenix TBIs have been categorized as mild, moderate and severe.Truck Accidents
Was That Trucker Really Texting Behind the Wheel?
Many Arizona truckers are texting and driving while behind the wheel of their trucks as they hit the Phoenix roadways. A trucker who is texting is 23 times more likely to be in an accident as opposed to a driver who is paying attention to the road.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
An Arizona Spinal Cord Injury is Life Changing
A Phoenix car accident can leave you with a spinal cord injury. If you have been involved in an Arizona car accident than you should be aware of symptoms of a spinal cord injury. Why You Should Hire a Mesa Accident Attorney
An auto accident can happen at anytime. An experienced Mesa accident attorney may be able to help you obtain a larger settlement than if you attempted to seek a settlement without an attorney.Dog Bites
Myths About Phoenix Pit Bulls
There are myths about Arizona pit bulls that include the slogan, “It’s the owner, not the breed.” The truth is that pit pulls are frequently the culprit of Phoenix dog bite injuries. Avoiding an Arizona Dog Bite
Arizona dog bites can happen at any time. A Phoenix dog bite can lead to a serious injury such as lacerations and broken bones. Never leave a small child unsupervised with a dog.Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
Don’t Damage Your Phoenix Car Accident Case
Phoenix drivers always run the risk of being involved in a serious Arizona car accident every time they get behind the wheel. However, there are mistakes victims often make that can wreck their case, such as not calling police and admitting blame. Distracted Arizona Drivers
Arizona roadways are becoming more congested increasing your risk of being involved in a serious car accident. Distracted drivers, especially those using hand-held cell phone devices, have contributed to the increased risk.Quick Contact
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News
- Mesa Auto Accident Involves Teen BicyclistPosted on 8/22/2010
- Phoenix Pedestrian Accident Leaves 3-Year-Old in Critical ConditionPosted on 8/14/2010
- Phoenix Car Accident Leaves 7 InjuredPosted on 8/13/2010
- Fatal Arizona Car Accident Results in Mistaken IdentityPosted on 8/3/2010
- A Phoenix Pedestrian Accident Claims the Life of a WomanPosted on 8/2/2010
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- Personal Injury Attorney Tells What To Look For In A Lawyer After You've Been Injured In Arizona
- Attorney Kevin Jensen Has Experience Working Both For Insurance Companies And For Injured Victims In Arizona
- Arizona Attorney Kevin Jensen Discusses How Much Your Personal Injury Case Is Worth
- Arizona Attorney Kevin Jensen Discusses The Timeline Of Your Personal Injury Case
FAQs
Auto and Motorcycle Accidents
- Does it matter what the police report says about my Mesa car accident?
- The insurance adjuster keeps asking me for information that has nothing to do with my motorcycle accident claim. Why is he doing that?
- The insurance company is requesting that I sign a medical release form. Will that hurt my injury claim?
Truck Accidents
- I was in a truck accident just outside of Buckeye and was badly injured. The insurance company is pushing me to settle, even though the crash just happened.
- Are there things I should do following a truck accident? I was hurt in the crash and want to file a claim for my injuries.
- Do I need a lawyer to help me with my truck accident claim or can I just work with the insurance companies directly?
Dog Bites
- A dog bit my daughter while we were watching a soccer game. The owner of the dog had let it off the leash. Is that allowed?
- My son was playing at our neighborhood park when a dog attacked him. The owner was nearby, but had let the dog off the leash. By the time the dog’s owner grabbed the animal, my son was already badly injured. Can we sue the owner of the dog?