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How do I get my undesignated felony made a misdemeanor in Arizona? In Arizona, an undesignated felony can be made a misdemeanor after successful completion of probation. -
Bringing Attention to National Dog Bite Prevention Week This week is National Dog Bite Prevention Week, and the Phoenix personal injury attorneys at Curry, Pearson & Wooten want to keep you in the loop. -
Can You Fail a Field Sobriety Test Even When You’re Sober? Field sobriety tests have helped law enforcement officials catch many drunk drivers in the act, but may not be 100% accurate. Learn more here. -
Use Caution in Golf Carts and & Pedicabs This Holiday In the wake of a large lawsuit against the city of Scottsdale for a pedicab wreck, caution should be exercised when out and about this holiday. -
Arizona Child Custody Evolving Child custody has changed a lot over the years, and Arizona is leading the nation in a move towards shared parenting. -
Scottsdale Pedestrian Safety a Priority After Accidents The busy nightlife in downtown Scottsdale has seen several pedestrian accidents, and city officials may soon turn to new crosswalks to address the problem. -
Fatal Bicycle Accidents Are On the Rise Nationwide While the United States has celebrated a growing number of people trading in their car keys for bicycles, accident rates are up for cyclists around the country. -
Why Your Car Accident Injury Claim Was Denied You have been injured in a car accident, so you would expect your insurance company to pay up—but sometimes they do not. -
Proving Negligence After an Accident In order to secure damages for your injuries after an accident, you will have to prove that another party was negligent—here’s how.