Heidari Law Group Blog

How long does a trial last? How long does a lawsuit last? You’re not alone. Many people ask this question when faced with the possibility of legal action, especially after an accident. The truth is, there’s no simple answer. The length of a lawsuit can vary considerably depending on several factors....

Passengers, you can file separate claims. Have you ever wondered how this works? Imagine: You’re in a car accident. You were a passenger, maybe injured, maybe not. Your friend, the driver, was also injured. You both might have different injuries, medical expenses, and experiences. Why should a single claim cover both of...

Time is crucial in personal injury cases. Have you suffered an injury in Arizona? How much time do you have to take legal action? Understanding and staying on top of the deadline to file an injury lawsuit in Arizona is not only crucial but also empowering. It’s a key step in...

Tracking your pain and recovery isn’t just a personal experience. It’s a powerful tool that allows you to take control of your case. How do you ensure your experiences are documented in a meaningful way? Start by understanding the importance of meticulous record-keeping. This is your story, and you have the...

Contingency fees are a crucial component of the legal landscape, especially in personal injury law. They offer clients a way to obtain justice without the burden of upfront costs. But how exactly do these fees work? Typically, a contingency fee is a percentage of the settlement or judgment you receive. This...

Typically, it involves several key factors. A fracture? It’s different from chronic back pain. The severity of the injury influences the calculation. Then there’s the duration of the pain. Did you recover quickly, or are you suffering from long-term problems? The longer the suffering, the higher the potential compensation. In some...

Do you have a legal problem? Do you need to go to court? You’re not alone. Many people worry about what it means to go to trial, especially in personal injury cases. The thought of a trial can be intimidating. However, there’s good news: you may not have to go, which...