AZ Featured Lawyers

Posted by: admin in Arizona on June 15th, 2010

I am working on publishing all of the Arizona personal injury laws and statutes, but in meantime you can visit the featured Arizona personal injury law firm Solomon & Relihan:

For more than 30 years, Solomon & Relihan has earned a reputation as one of Arizona’s leading personal injury law firms. We have represented thousands of injured people throughout our state — people who were injured by car accidents, defective products, medical malpractice, and nursing home neglect and abuse. Read more about the firm or contact them for a free initial consultation:

Solomon & Relihan
1951 West Camelback Road
Suite 110
Phoenix, AZ, 85015-3470
Phone: 602-635-1532
Toll Free: 866-840-9765
Fax: 602-242-6933

At your first appointment, we will discuss the details of your case. We will tell you about the results that people in other, similar situations have received. And we will help you predict what might happen in your case.

We then do a thorough investigation of all the facts and laws that might affect you. We obtain the accident report, contact witnesses, gather evidence, and verify insurance coverage. To ensure that all of your rights are protected, we also gather insurance information from the other driver, as well as your own car and health insurance.

- Solomon & Relihan

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