If you or a loved one has suffered injuries in a hit and run collision in Glendale, our team of Glendale personal injury lawyers are available to help you navigate your claim.
We handle motor vehicle collisions, hit & run cases, insurance disputes, and other personal injury matters, and our commitment is to clients in Glendale and throughout Maricopa County.
When you face injuries after a hit and run, you need experienced legal representation that knows how to navigate the unique challenges of hit & run cases.
As one of the trusted law firms serving Glendale car accident victims, Harris Injury Law offers:
Experience with hit & run and car accident cases.
Our Glendale car accident attorney team has deep experience handling claims involving hit and run drivers, other driver’s insurance company tactics, and complex injury situations.
Comprehensive legal support.
From gathering the police report to working with accident reconstruction experts, we assist with insurance claims, medical bills, lost wages, property damage, and pursuing fair compensation permitted by law.
Local knowledge.
We serve Glendale and the greater Phoenix metro area and understand the courts, insurers, and crash patterns in Maricopa County.
Direct access to your attorney.
At Harris Injury Law you may speak directly with your lawyer from the first meeting and receive personalized attention throughout your case.
Contingency fee basis.
We handle most auto accident and hit & run cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay no attorney fees unless we recover compensation for you.
24/7 availability.
Car accidents, including hit & run crashes, can happen at any hour. Our team is ready when you need us.
Choosing the right Glendale car accident lawyer and hit & run accident attorney can make a crucial difference in ensuring your rights are protected and your claim is pursued.
Jason A. Harris has handled personal injury and workers’ compensation matters for over 16 years.
Since founding Harris Injury Law, Jason has handled numerous car accident and third-party liability claims.
His unique dual focus on personal injury and workers’ compensation allows him to provide full-scope legal guidance for collision victims, including those suffering serious injuries, such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), spinal cord injuries, and substantial medical expenses.
In hit & run cases in Glendale, Jason and our team work to:
Identify the at-fault driver, even when they fled the scene.
Coordinate with crash investigators and law enforcement to locate the hit and run driver or the responsible insurance coverage.
Pursue claims not only against the hit and run driver, but also against other liable parties such as negligent property owners or governmental entities when applicable.
Seek recovery of medical treatment, lost wages, property damage, emotional distress, and other losses caused by a hit & run crash.
Advocate in settlement negotiations with the other driver’s insurance company, insurance carriers, and, when necessary, take the case to civil court.
When you hire Harris Injury Law as your Glendale accident attorney, you work with a legal team focused on helping you explore compensation options under Arizona law.
Understanding the causes of hit & run vehicle accidents can help crash victims and their lawyers build stronger legal claims.
In Glendale, the following factors often contribute:
Distracted driving such as texting or using apps while behind the wheel.
Driving under the influence, where intoxicated drivers flee the scene to avoid arrest.
Speeding or reckless driving, often leading to severe car crashes.
Poor visibility and night driving on busy roads like Bell Road or Glendale Avenue.
Parking lot collisions, where a driver damages another vehicle and leaves without reporting.
Drivers lacking insurance coverage, which may contribute to them fleeing rather than admitting fault.
When a hit & run occurs, victims face challenges such as locating the driver, dealing with insurance companies, and covering medical bills and property losses.
That’s why legal representation from a skilled hit and run accident lawyer in Glendale is essential.
While Glendale-specific hit-and-run data are limited, official state and national sources reveal important trends that reflect the risks drivers face across Arizona.
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) reported in its 2023 Crash Facts Summary that hit-and-run drivers were involved in 5,150 crashes statewide, resulting in 80 fatalities and 1,746 injuries.
In Glendale, there were 2,898 total crashes, including 1,063 injury crashes and 19 fatal collisions, according to the same 2023 ADOT Crash Facts Summary.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) notes that approximately one in four pedestrian deaths nationwide involves a hit-and-run driver, illustrating how serious these collisions can be.
The Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) emphasizes that Maricopa County, where Glendale is located, consistently reports the highest concentration of traffic fatalities and hit-and-run cases in the state due to dense population and roadway volume.
Data from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) confirm that Arizona ranks among the states with higher per-capita traffic fatality rates, with urban corridors such as the Phoenix-Glendale area contributing significantly to overall crash totals.
Together, these figures demonstrate how frequently hit-and-run and other motor vehicle collisions occur throughout Glendale and the West Valley, and why accident victims often require experienced legal guidance to pursue compensation and accountability.
If you’ve been involved in a hit and run crash in Glendale, you have important rights, though exercising them can be complicated.
Reporting the accident and obtaining the police report
Contact the Glendale Police Department promptly and secure a copy of the police report, which can contain witness statements or video evidence. The Glendale Police Department website explains how to report a collision and access crash records.
Medical attention and documentation
Seek prompt medical treatment for any physical injuries, such as spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, or fractures, and keep all documentation of medical expenses and lost wages.
Identifying the at-fault party and insurance carrier
In hit & run cases, the at-fault driver may remain unidentified. A Glendale hit and run accident lawyer can work with accident reconstruction experts and law enforcement to locate the driver or identify available insurance coverage.
Making a claim against your own or another driver’s insurance
You may need to file an uninsured-motorist or underinsured-motorist claim through your own insurance company. Handling negotiations with insurance providers can be complex and stressful without an experienced car accident attorney.
Seeking compensation for damages
You may be entitled to compensation for medical treatment, property damage, vehicle repairs, lost wages, and emotional distress.
Legal time limits and pursuit of fair compensation
Under Arizona law, most personal injury claims must be filed within two years. An experienced personal injury lawyer ensures your rights are protected and your case is filed on time.
Do not accept a low-ball settlement
Insurance carriers may attempt to settle quickly for less than the fair and full compensation allowed by law. Your lawyer will negotiate to pursue fair compensation under Arizona law.
If you are seeking legal representation from a Glendale car accident lawyer or hit and run accident attorney, Harris Injury Law offers a full suite of services:
Free consultation with no obligation
We listen to your story, review your case, and explain your legal options.
Case investigation and documentation
We gather police reports, witness statements, and surveillance evidence.
Medical coordination
We connect you with medical providers and ensure your expenses are properly documented.
Insurance claim handling
We manage communications with your insurer and the other driver’s insurance company.
Negotiation and settlement
We pursue fair compensation for injuries, lost income, and property losses.
Trial-ready representation
If settlement fails, we are fully prepared to take your personal injury claim to civil court.
Transparent communication
You’ll speak directly with your attorney and receive consistent updates.
By partnering with Harris Injury Law as your Glendale auto accident attorney, you gain dedicated legal guidance and a team focused on achieving accountability and recovery.
Motor vehicle accidents and hit & run collisions don’t wait for business hours, and neither do we.
If you’ve suffered injuries in a crash involving a hit and run driver, contact us anytime.
We’re ready to review your case and guide you through your rights as a crash victim in Glendale.
If you or a loved one suffered injuries in a car accident or hit and run crash in Glendale, don’t wait.
Time matters when it comes to gathering evidence, documenting injuries, and protecting your rights.
Call Harris Injury Law at (480) 800-HURT to schedule a free consultation.
Don’t face the other driver’s insurance company or the aftermath of serious physical injuries alone. Let our experienced Glendale car accident lawyers advocate for you, help you navigate your legal options and pursue your personal injury claim.
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation, and let us begin working toward your recovery.
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“After the crash I was scared, I’d been hit by a driver who left the scene. The Harris Injury Law team handled everything from the insurance company to the police report, and I finally got some relief. I highly recommend their Glendale car accident lawyers.”
- M.R., Glendale, AZ
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“I sustained serious physical injuries in a hit & run car accident in Glendale and didn’t know where to turn. Jason Harris sat down with me and walked me through the legal process. They fought the driver’s insurance provider and helped me with my medical bills and lost wages. Grateful I found them.”
- K.T., Glendale, AZ
These client experiences reflect how we provide attention, communication, and advocacy for clients.
Located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Harris Injury Law, PLLC specializes in auto and truck accidents and workers’ compensation. Speak directly with your lawyer from the beginning. Same-day and emergency consultations are available. You never pay out of pocket. Call us at any time – 24/7.
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