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You can file a claim immediately after the accident has occurred, but you do have up to 2 years from the date of your accident to claim a personal injury from a car accident. However, we recommend that you give a personal injury attorney a call as soon as you can, even before calling your insurance company.
While two years is the statute of limitations in Arizona for filing a car accident lawsuit, there are a few exceptions that would delay this deadline: Rules of Discovery Sometimes an injury is not immediately apparent after a car accident.
In Arizona, the statute of limitations on bad faith insurance claims is two years, in general. This is the same time limit for personal injury claims in Arizona. The two-year statute of limitations initiates on the day the insurance company commits the bad faith act.
What happens if Im at fault in a car accident? If youre at fault in a car accident, your liability insurance pays for the other drivers car repairs and will likely cover any doctors bills if theyre injured.
In the state of Arizona, the statute of limitations for car accidents is two years from the date of your accident. However, exceptions do exist and the law is complex to navigate without legal guidance.
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Arizona is one of 38 states, plus the District of Columbia, that applies a fault-based system to auto accidents. Therefore, Arizona is not a no fault state. If you suffered an injury due to another drivers negligence, you have the right to file a claim with the careless drivers insurance company in Arizona.
How long do you have to report a car accident? StateTime limitAlabama30 daysAlaska10 daysArizonaImmediatelyArkansas30 days1 more row Mar 14, 2023
Failure to maintain proper auto insurance may result in serious legal consequences, including suspension of driving privileges in the state. Fines and penalties break down as follows: First Violation $500 fine and 3-month suspension. Second Violation $750 fine and 6-month suspension.

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