MDR Law’s biggest advantage in representing clients with traumatic brain injury is knowledge of the medicine. With over 30 years of experience and a love for medical knowledge, we can offer services other firms can’t.

A traumatic brain injury is a devastating condition that affects not only the injured person, but also their family. From proper diagnosis through treatment and rehabilitation, people living with TBI face many challenges. Families must also adjust to a new reality while providing support to the person who will be on a new path for the remainder of their life. MDR Law specializes in providing extensive assistance to our TBI clients, including advocating for their right to proper medical treatment, assisting in navigating disability claims, assisting in health insurance appeals, arranging transportation when needed, and much more.

MDR Law has vast experience in representing accident victims. While accidents happen every day, there’s nothing cut and dry about them. For this reason, it’s vitally important to have quality representation immediately following an accident.
Accidents happen in a variety of ways, which include but are not limited to:

• Automobile
• Motorcycle
• Bicycle
• Pedestrian
• Semi-Truck
• ATV
• Driving while impaired
• Driving while texting
• Fatalities
• Boating

MDR Law provides comprehensive care for each client, from the initial meeting to final disposition and beyond. We are well versed in the variety of injuries that occur in accidents and will help you navigate the process with compassion. Communication is key and we strive to stay in touch via the means most convenient for you, including coming to you.

There are many things to take care of following an accident and we are here to help in a wide variety of ways. We want to do whatever we can so you can focus on healing and feeling better.

Rest assured, we can handle your case and we routinely earn our clients settlements beyond their expectations.

MDR Law understands that it is the duty and obligation of a business to ensure your safety. Some necessary steps businesses take to prevent accidents are as follows:

• Maintenance crews should alert others when hazardous conditions are present, using signs and other items to clearly mark the area.
• Ensuring areas like stairs, escalators, railings all meet safety codes and regulations of the state.
• Conduct periodic checks to assess safety of all areas and complete routine maintenance to avoid accidents.

If you have experienced this type of accident, we will work on your behalf to ensure the responsible business or entity is held accountable, especially when your accident is caused by:

• Negligence of the maintenance crew and/or property owner
• Inattentiveness
• Conscious violation of safety codes and standards
• Liquid or hazardous items on the floor.
• Broken steps, stairs or railings or in disrepair.

Being involved in a pedestrian accident can be catastrophic to the victim and their family. MDR Law has experience with all aspects related to these types of accidents and they can be complex. It is vital that we become involved as soon as possible, as it will afford us the opportunity to:

• Begin investigating immediately
• Preserve evidence
• Identify and hold the responsible party liable
• Assist you with any insurance issues that arise
• Prepare your case for court, if necessary

MDR Law will work to obtain compensation for your injuries and for the long-term damages, which include:

• Broken bones
• Brain injury
• Current and future lost wages
• Decrease in quality of life
• Loss of consortium
• Medical bills and expenses
• Pain and suffering
• Paralysis
• Permanent disfigurement
• Permanent Impairment
• Disability

According to Arizona law, the dog owner is responsible for the dog bit, whether the dog attack happened on the owner’s property or not. MDR Law will ensure that the owner is held accountable for any injuries you sustained. We will help you get compensation for:

• Medical treatment and all costs for treating rabies
• Medical bills
• Psychological damage
• Disfigurement
• Physical damage to tissue and nerves
• Scarring
• Infection
• Death

Dog bites and children

Often, the full extent of the injuries suffered by a child, whether physically or emotionally, is not known until years after the incident. Due to this fact, there are special rules that apply when minors and children are injured. This involves tolling, or delaying the running of the statute of limitations. The statute of limitations refers to the time in which you must bring a lawsuit. If you fail to file the lawsuit within that time, a person loses their right to bring suit. Typically, in personal injury cases, the injured party has two years from the date of the injury to file a lawsuit.

This is not the case with minor children. While minors are still subject to the two year requirement, the date that the time begins to run is the day the minor turns 18 years old or is emancipated. Accordingly, minor children are allowed an extended period of time to bring a lawsuit seeking compensation for their injuries. However, this does not mean that a lawsuit should not be filed within the original two year period.

MDR Law is committed to providing compassionate advocacy and highly skilled representation, especially in wrongful death cases. Mike and his team pursue wrongful death claims in cases involving motor vehicle collisions, fatalities caused by abuse or neglect, or the reckless or intentional conduct of individuals and companies.

If you have lost a loved one due to someone’s negligence or intentional action, you deserve the opportunity to hold the responsible party accountable. We will give you that opportunity with aggressive representation.