Rear-end accidents are among the most common types of motor vehicle collisions in Arizona, often leading to injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and long-term consequences that disrupt your life. If you or a loved one was injured in a rear-end collision in Paradise Valley, you may be dealing with physical injuries, emotional distress, financial losses, and uncertainty about how to navigate the legal process.
At Harris Injury Law, our team of Paradise Valley personal injury lawyers is committed to helping clients understand their options under Arizona law. Our law firm serves injured clients throughout Paradise Valley, AZ, Maricopa County, and the greater Phoenix metro area.
As part of our commitment to the local community, our law office, located at 1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014, provides direct access to experienced attorneys, personalized attention, and compassionate guidance throughout your personal injury case.
Whether your rear-end accident occurred on Lincoln Drive, Tatum Boulevard, Scottsdale Road, McDonald Drive, or anywhere else in Paradise Valley Arizona, our legal team is here to help you understand your rights, file a personal injury claim, and navigate the legal process with guidance and clarity.
Choosing the right law firm to represent you can significantly impact the outcome of your personal injury case. Rear-end collisions may seem straightforward, but they often involve complex questions about liability, damages, and long-term care.
Here’s why Paradise Valley residents choose Harris Injury Law:
You speak directly with your attorney, not a call center or intake staff.
Our personal injury lawyers have extensive experience handling rear-end accidents, car accident claims, and serious injury cases.
We provide personalized attention, understanding the specific circumstances of every client.
Our legal team knows how to handle insurance companies that attempt to lowball injury claims.
We investigate the extent of your injuries, financial losses, and future care needs, helping you document your losses and understand potential recovery options.
We guide you through every stage of the legal process, from gathering evidence to negotiating a fair settlement.
If necessary, we are prepared to take your case to trial to protect your best interests.
From physical injuries and medical expenses to emotional toll and chronic pain, our attorneys understand the challenges rear-end collision victims experience. We are committed to helping you pursue the compensation you may be entitled to under Arizona law.
Attorney Jason A. Harris brings over 16 years of experience handling personal injury law matters, including car accidents, workplace injuries, and complex third-party liability claims.
Jason is one of the few attorneys in Arizona regularly handling both personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, giving him unique insight into how injuries from rear-end collisions overlap with medical treatment, work-related limitations, and long-term care.
He has handled thousands of car crashes, including serious accidents involving:
Rear-end collisions
Multi-vehicle crashes
Injuries requiring physical therapy, surgery, or lifetime treatment
Wrongful death cases
Injuries aggravated by pre-existing conditions
Jason is known for:
Being responsive and accessible, and our firm strives to return all client inquiries as quickly as possible, including evenings and weekends when needed.
Straightforward guidance
A results-driven approach
Treating each case with the same care he brings to his own family
When you work with Harris Injury Law, Jason Harris is directly involved in your case, reviewing medical records, gathering evidence, and helping you pursue the compensation permitted under Arizona law.
Rear-end accidents occur for many reasons, and identifying the cause is essential for building a strong personal injury claim. In Paradise Valley, AZ, the most common causes include:
Distracted driving (phone use, texting, navigation systems)
Tailgating or following too closely
Speeding or sudden traffic slowdowns
Impaired driving
Sudden stops and turning vehicles
Aggressive or inattentive driving
Defective brakes or vehicle malfunction
Weather-related visibility issues
Driver fatigue
Rear-end accidents often cause injuries like whiplash, herniated discs, broken bones, traumatic brain injuries, soft-tissue injuries, and long-term pain requiring physical therapy.
Rear-end crash data is not individually reported for Paradise Valley, but statewide and regional sources give a clear picture of the risks faced by drivers in the Paradise Valley Arizona area.
Statewide data from the Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) shows that Arizona recorded 122,247 motor vehicle crashes in 2023, including 1,307 fatalities, with rear-end collisions among the most common crash types statewide.
Regional analysis by the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG) indicates that across the region, including roads surrounding Paradise Valley, rear-end, angle, and left-turn crashes account for more than 80% of off-freeway deaths and injuries, with rear-end collisions representing a significant share.
According to the City of Phoenix Vision Zero Road Safety Action Plan, rear-end crashes are the most frequently recorded collision type in Phoenix, making up approximately 29% of all reported crashes. Because most trips to, from, and through Paradise Valley pass through Phoenix streets, these crash patterns directly affect Paradise Valley drivers.
National findings from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) show that rear-end crashes account for roughly 29% of all light-vehicle crashes in the United States, closely matching Arizona and Phoenix-area trends.
These data points make clear that rear-end collisions are one of the most common and most predictable crash types affecting Paradise Valley residents, often resulting in medical expenses, economic losses, long-term care needs, and personal injuries requiring legal support.
After a rear-end collision, it’s important to understand your legal rights and options under Arizona law.
In most cases, the driver who rear-ends another vehicle is considered the at fault driver, but specific circumstances may shift liability. Situations where liability may be shared include:
Faulty brake lights on the lead vehicle
Sudden and unnecessary stops
Reversing into another vehicle
Multi-vehicle chain reactions
A personal injury attorney can evaluate all factors to determine liability.
Depending on the circumstances, your claim may include:
Economic damages: medical bills, lost wages, future care, economic losses
Non-economic damages: emotional distress, chronic pain, loss of enjoyment of life
Property damage: repair or replacement of your vehicle
Wrongful death claims when applicable
Documentation such as medical records, police reports, photos, and witness statements help support your claim.
Even if symptoms seem minor, always seek medical attention immediately after an accident. Delayed treatment can:
Affect your health
Undermine your claim
Complicate your future care
Insurance companies often pressure injured people into accepting a quick settlement. These rarely account for:
Long-term injuries
Lost earning capacity
Physical therapy
Future medical needs
An experienced injury lawyer helps evaluate the full impact of your injuries and losses.
Our legal professionals guide you through every step of your case:
We offer free consultations to evaluate your personal injury case, explain your rights, and discuss your legal options.
We gather all relevant evidence, including:
Police reports
Accident scene photos
Medical records
Witness statements
Expert evaluations
We handle all legal aspects, including:
Filing your personal injury claim
Negotiating with insurance companies
Calculating economic and non-economic damages
Handling disputes over liability
Most cases settle, but if the insurance company refuses a fair settlement, our attorneys are ready to proceed to trial.
Harris Injury Law provides personal guidance tailored to your injuries, circumstances, and long-term needs.
Accidents don’t follow business hours. Neither do we.
Our law firm is available 24/7 to assist you, answer your questions, and begin helping you take early legal steps. When you call (480) 800-HURT, you reach a team dedicated to your recovery and your best interests.
If you or a loved one has been injured in a rear-end collision in Paradise Valley, don’t wait. The sooner you contact an attorney, the stronger your case will be.
Reach out today for a free consultation with our experienced attorneys:
1136 E Campbell Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85014
Call or Text: (480) 800-HURT
Let us help you understand your legal options and explore your options under Arizona law.
to assist you with your rear end accident case.
Call or text now for a free consultation.
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"After being rear-ended on Scottsdale Road, I didn’t know where to start. Jason Harris explained everything step-by-step, handled the insurance company, and helped me resolve my case and cover medical expenses and physical therapy.x"
- Paradise Valley Client
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"My injuries didn’t show up until days after my accident. Harris Injury Law helped me understand my rights, recommended that I seek medical attention immediately, and made sure my long-term care needs were addressed in the process. I can’t thank them enough."
- PV Resident
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"The insurance company tried to pressure me into a quick settlement. Jason told me to wait until the full extent of my injuries was known. That decision helped improve the outcome of my case."
- Phoenix Metro Driver
These testimonials reflect our firm’s commitment to dedication, clarity, and advocacy for injured clients across Arizona.
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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