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AZ Law Now
Arizona injury cases, handled differently. Investigator + attorney + guide on every case. Buckeye HQ. Maricopa office.
About AZ Law Now
AZ Law Now handles Arizona injury cases differently. An investigator who pulls the data. An attorney who fights the law. A guide who walks you through every step. We publish original investigations into Arizona crash data, nursing home citations, daycare violations, and school safety records. Every data story cites government sources. Every client walkthrough is written by the person who handles those calls. Two offices. Buckeye headquarters at 715 E. Monroe Avenue. Maricopa office at 21300 N. John Wayne Pkwy. Cases across Arizona — Phoenix, Tucson, and everywhere in between. Specialties: personal injury, car accidents, truck crashes, motorcycle crashes, pedestrian injuries, nursing home abuse, elder abuse, child abuse, daycare negligence, wrongful death, premises liability, slip and fall. Website: azlawnow.com Phone: (602) 654-0202 Industry: Law Practice Company size: 2–10 employees Headquarters: Buckeye, Arizona, United States
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Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now pulled the state crash facts and mapped where the deaths land in Arizona.
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Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now pulled the national crash file and state-by-state belt laws to show where Arizona stands in school-transportation crashes.
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Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now published research showing that Arizona holds 41.7 percent of every recorded heat death in the country.
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Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now pulled the state and county crash records to show where the risk actually concentrates in Arizona's 2024 crash facts.
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Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now published an investigation into hours-of-service violations and parked-vehicle truck crashes in Arizona, noting that 870 drivers were parked for HOS violations alone, 32.1 percent of all driver out-of-service violations, out of 48,761 trucks inspected.
Reported by Brendan Franks
Research & Knowledge
AZ Law Now published an investigation into fatigue and drowsy driving in Arizona, noting that the AAA Foundation found that drowsy driving ties about 1.5 percent of traffic deaths to drowsy driving, with the AAA Foundation reporting near 18 percent, roughly twelve times higher than federal statistics.
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AZ Law Now published an analysis of motorcycle fatalities in Arizona from 2020 through 2024, breaking down riders by age, county, and helmet use.
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AZ Law Now published research findings from 2000 through 2024 showing that Interstate 10 in Arizona recorded 1,674 fatal crashes killing 2,042 people over 24 years.
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AZ Law Now analyzed the NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System data to show Arizona's truck-crash deaths rose 66% over the last five years, peaking at 184 in 2022 and falling in 2023 and 2024.
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