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Arizona Law mandates the purchase of liability insurance to cover bodily injury and property damages that you may cause in an accident. This is an article by the Pak & Moring law firm.

A look at the MedPay, Uninsured Motorist (UM), and Underinsured Motorist (UIM) automobile insurance coverages available in Arizona. An article by the Scottsdale-based Pak & Moring law firm.

The minimum level of car insurance as specified by Arizona is 15/30/10 for bodily injury and property damage. This is an article by the Pak & Moring law firm.

The Arizona State legislature recently passed a new bill amending the Arizona Anti-Deficiency Statute stating that home to have be lived in for six consecutive months prior to foreclosure.

You may still be held liable for a portion of the cost of your medical care for injuries suffered as a result of an auto accident, even if you have insurance. This is the fourth article by the Pak & Moring law firm about personal injury.

Arizona drivers covered by AHCCCS who are injured in a car accident are faced with a complicated liens process. This is an article from the Pak & Moring law firm about what that this procedure can be like.

The second in a series of articles from the Pak & Moring law firm about the steps one should take if involved in a car accident in Arizona. This one focuses on patients who have Medicare or Medicaid.

If you find yourself injured from an automobile accident, this can be a confusing time. To help you navigate these issues, the Pak & Moring firm released a series of articles about personal injury.

The firm of Pak & Moring is authoring a series of articles about the personal injury process in an effort to help citizens be more informed when making decisions after an accident.

This is the last in a series of articles from the Pak & Moring law firm about debt collection and business contract law, and deals with arbitration and litigation as they relate to contract debt collection for a business.