by Chris Rike | Nov 18, 2021 | Traffic Violations
Here are 3 of the most memorable outfit choices we’ve seen in court, in reverse order. These are actually true stories… 3. Pajamas. We saw a man in city court wearing pajamas, slippers, the whole outfit – minus the pillow unfortunately. Although he...
by Chris Rike | Jul 20, 2021 | personal injury essentials
Filing a personal injury claim can be a lot of work. Not only are you dealing with physical recovery, but you’re handling insurance calls and medical record-keeping to make sure a great case is made for your claim. Then you finally receive the settlement offer. What...
by Chris Rike | Jun 17, 2021 | Traffic Violations
Recently I had the chance to sit down and talk with immigration attorney Jessica Cadavid. We had a great conversation about the intersection of misdemeanor traffic violations and immigration. You can watch the entire video below, or read the transcript below the...
by Chris Rike | Apr 21, 2021 | Commercial Trucking, Traffic Violations
“Masking” refers to taking steps to prevent a violation committed by a driver holding a commercial driver license (CDL) from showing up on the driver’s CDLIS (Commercial Driver’s License Information System) record. 49 CFR § 384.226...
by Chris Rike | Jan 19, 2021 | Commercial Trucking
When a commercial vehicle is stopped, there are two things that may result. A Traffic Ticket and Complaint A Driver/Vehicle Examination Report These two things have different options available, as discussed below. Traffic Ticket and Complaint This is, as the name...
by Chris Rike | Jul 7, 2020 | personal injury essentials
This may be hard to accept, but insurance companies care more about themselves than they do about you and me. Yes, an insurance company may be obligated to make a settlement and pay some money to an injured party, but that insurance company is going to try to pay as...
by Chris Rike | Jul 7, 2020 | personal injury essentials
1. Make sure you are safe. The number one priority is always the physical safety of everyone involved in the accident. You’ll want to contact the police and get immediate help for anyone who is injured. 2. Remain at the scene of the accident and exchange...
by Chris Rike | Jul 7, 2020 | personal injury essentials
If you have been involved in an accident, you have a limited amount of time to sue. In Arizona, you have two years from the date of the accident to sue. If you do not sue or otherwise resolve your injury claim within those two years, you simply cannot sue in the...
