Phoenix car-accident lawyer —
the Metler Team in Maricopa County.
Phoenix is the fifth-largest city in the United States and the gravity center of Arizona's freeway network. The Metler Team accepts Phoenix car-accident cases across the metro — including I-10, Loop 101, Loop 202, and SR-51 corridor crashes.
Phoenix freeway crashes don't behave like Utah freeway crashes. The Stack interchange where I-10 meets I-17, the Mini-Stack at SR-51 / Loop 202, and the Loop 101 / I-17 split all generate high-speed, high-volume collisions where lane-change disputes and missed-merger fact patterns dominate.
We approach Phoenix files the same way we approach Salt Lake County files: preserve the EDR data fast, pull ADOT signal-timing where applicable, and canvass for surveillance before the 30-day retention windows close. The carrier playbook is national — and so is our response.
I-10 'Stack' interchange (I-10 / I-17)
The Stack carries the highest crash volume in the Phoenix metro. Lane-change collisions, secondary chain reactions, and disputed-fault rear-ends are the typical fact patterns we see at this interchange.
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What Phoenix clients usually ask.
Yes. Our team is licensed in Arizona and accepts car-accident personal-injury cases across the Phoenix metro, including downtown Phoenix, Arcadia, Maryvale, and the North and South Mountain corridors.
Arizona is a pure comparative-negligence state, which means recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault but is not barred even if you are mostly at fault. Carriers know this and will press fault arguments aggressively. We push back with reconstruction, EDR data, and signal-timing where it's available.
Arizona's general statute of limitations for personal-injury cases is two years from the date of the crash. Some claim types — including those involving a public entity — have shorter notice deadlines, so it's worth getting a free consultation before any deadline is in question.
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Hurt in a Phoenix crash? Talk with our team today.
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