In 1972 the classic movie "The Godfather" hit theaters, Don McLean sang about Buddy Holly in "American Pie" and Nixon was president. That same year, the Arizona legislature established our current insurance coverage minimums, and the minimums have never changed. The world has changed since 1972. There was an assumption that…
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Tucson attorney John Leader had the privilege of appearing before the United States Courts for the Ninth Circuit, Court of Appeals today in San Francisco. The oral argument was live streamed from the Court of Appeals, allowing those of us at the Leader Law Firm to watch John in action.…
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According to recent police statistics, Tucson's streets have become deadly for pedestrians in 2017. In 2016, 11 people lost their lives in pedestrian accidents. In 2017, twenty-two people have died this year, and there are still six weeks left in the year. Tucson is on a near-record pace and officials…
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BMW said last week it is recalling more than 1 million vehicles in North America for two different issues involving fire risks. The company said it might expand the recalls to other countries. The company has filed two recalls with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The recalls affect…
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After an accident, you could be facing many challenges; injuries, vehicle damage, and even lost wages due to your injuries. If you are not at fault, your car insurance company may reimburse you for lost work wages. However, your eligibility depends on your car insurance and ability to file the…
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A new feature called "Do Not Disturb" in the latest update to IOS for Apple users could help Arizona residents cut down on distracted driving. Arizona is one of two remaining states without a comprehensive, statewide ban on texting and driving. The Arizona legislature has tried for years to pass…
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