Broken Bone Injury Lawsuits in Arizona

At Phillips Law Group, our lawyers often represent clients who have suffered a fracture or broken bone in an auto accident; however, broken bones can occur in almost any type of accident. Whenever force is applied to a bone that is stronger than the bone itself, a fracture typically occurs.

If you or a loved one has suffered a broken or fractured bone caused by the actions or negligence of another person or entity, please do not hesitate to contact our firm to see how we may be able to help you seek justice for your injuries.

To begin exploring your legal options, contact our auto accident attorneys today by completing the Free Case Review form to the right.

Broken Bone Causes

Bones are typically strong enough to withstand an impact; however when a strong enough force hits the body, there are times when bones are unable to endure the force. Under these circumstances, a broken or fractured bone is likely to result.

Some of the most common causes of broken bones include, but are not limited to, the following situations:

• Auto Accidents
• Motorcycle Crashes
• Boating Accidents
• Sports Injuries
• Bicycle Accidents
• On-the-Job Injuries
• Truck Accidents

Types of Bone Fractures

Most broken bones can be separated into four categories:

• Complete Fractures: When the bone snaps into two separate pieces.
• Incomplete Fractures: When the bone breaks, but not completely into two separate pieces.
• Open Fractures or Compound Fractures: When the bone breaks the skin.
• Simple Fracture: Can be a transverse, hairline, oblique, impacted or comminuted fracture.

The severity of a broken bone depends on the circumstances of the wreck; some fractures and broken bones are far more serious than others.

Broken bones account for some of the most frequent hospital visits in America. Approximately 6.3 million bone fractures happen each year across the nation.

The treatment of a broken bone also depends on the type of break that occurred and is often expensive.

If you suffered a broken bone due to no fault of your own, we believe that you deserve compensation for medical bills resulting from the injury, among other damages related to the accident. Complete the Free Case Review form to the right to see if we may be able to help.

Contact an Experienced Broken Bone Lawyer Today

If you believe that you have suffered a broken bone, you should see a doctor right away. The longer you wait to seek medical attention, the greater the probability that your injuries will worsen.

An auto accident can bring unwanted chaos into your life. Rather than worrying about you will be able to afford the expenses incurred from the accident, you should focus on recuperating from your injuries. Let us work on securing your financial stability by fighting to hold the responsible parties accountable for your condition.

We urge you to contact a lawyer as soon as possible if you or a loved one has suffered a broken bone as a result of another persons actions or negligence.

At Phillips Law Group, our broken bones lawyers have the resources and expertise necessary to successfully litigate an injury claim. Our staff can recreate the scene of the crash in order to find the cause of the accident and hold the responsible parties accountable for any damages.

With an office located in Phoenix, our Phoenix personal injury lawyers are available to fight for the rights of Arizona residents who have suffered harm through the negligence or malicious intentions of another.

Our personal injury law firm operates on a contingency fee basis, meaning that you do not owe us any fees until we obtain a favorable outcome for your lawsuit, whether through a jury verdict or a settlement with other parties involved.

If you are unsure if you have cause to file an Arizona broken bone claim, contact our lawyers today to schedule a free, initial consultation. During a consultation, we will assess the merits of your claim and offer guidance on how to best pursue legal recourse for your condition.

For more information on the legal rights which may be available to Phoenix broken bone victims and their families or to schedule a confidential, no-obligation case evaluation with a member of our legal team, please complete the Free Case Review form on this page.