INJURED IN An Electric Scooter ACCIDENT?
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- Voted Best Electric Scooter Accident Law Firm in Arizona
- Over $500,000,000 recovered
- No Fees Unless Our Electric Scooter Accident Lawyers Win Your Injury Case
- Voted Best Electric Scooter Accident Law Firm in Arizona
- Over $500,000,000 recovered
- No Fees Unless Our Electric Scooter Accident Lawyers Win Your Injury Case
WHY CHOOSE US TO BE YOUR ARIZONA ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYER
- No Obligation FREE Consultation
- No Fees Unless We Win Your electric scooter Accident Case
- 99%+ Success Rate Winning electric scooter Cases
- Aggressive Representation Focused On Achieving Maximum Compensation For Accident Victims
- Personalized Attention And Dedicated Support For Your Unique Case
- We Will Investigate Your Accident To Prove The Other Party Was At Fault And Build A Strong Case
- We Will Negotiate A Favorable Settlement With The Insurance Company Or Take Your Case To Court
- We Will Assist You In Getting Compensated For The Damage To Your electric scooter
- We Will Save You Money On Your Medical Expenses By Negotiating With Your Healthcare Providers
OVER HALF A BILLION
WON FOR OUR CLIENTS
What Our Clients Say
AWARD-WINNING Electric SCOOTER
ACCIDENT ATTORNEYS
Attorney Endorsements
“During my career, I have been privileged to work with the top lawyers in the country and in the world. Most recently, I am working with a national company that funds medical care for those injured in motor vehicle accidents, and I have become acquainted with the top lawyers across the country in the personal injury market. In that capacity, I have been privileged to get to know Nathaniel “Nate” Preston, and the team of lawyers and staff at Warnock MacKinlay Law in Arizona. I can state without reservation that if I needed a personal injury attorney in Arizona, I could call a premier law firm like this one.”
-F. Lee Baily, Famous Attorney For the Defense of O.J. Simpson
“We have worked with Nate Preston and his team at Warnock MacKinlay Law for years. We could not ask for a better partner. They are thoughtful, smart, hardworking, and above all else good people. Whether you are a client looking for representation or a lawyer looking to refer a case, I highly recommend Warnock MacKinlay Law.”
-Todd Richheimer, Managing Partner at Lawfty Law
“The lawyers at Warnock MacKinlay Law are skilled litigators who I trust to effectively prosecute claims and get results.”
- Nicholas Bender, Partner at Bender Day Cullimore
“As a partner in one of the larger law firms in Arizona I have had the pleasure of working with Nate Preston and the attorneys at Warnock MacKinlay Law for over four years on a substantial basis. Their professionalism, attention to detail, understanding of the personal injury/automobile accident industry and concern for clients is second to none. Without hesitation, I would recommend Warnock MacKinlay Law to any client or other law firm seeking quality representation and great results.”
-David Bacon, Partner at Davis, Miles, McGuire and Gardner
“Nathaniel is an extremely knowledgeable personal injury attorney and a strong advocate for his clients. I do not hesitate at all in endorsing him.”
-Alexander Silkman, Founder Silkman Law Firm
MEET OUR Electric Scooter
aCCIDENT ATTORNEYS
Arizona personal injury attorney Nathaniel B. Preston (“Nate”) has helped clients recover millions of dollars for injury and wrongful death claims.
Learn MoreJay is an attorney in the civil litigation department. He has been practicing law in Arizona since 1997 and has participated in hundreds of court proceedings.
Learn MoreEric has represented injured victims exclusively since becoming licensed in Arizona in 2012. His focus is on the litigation of claims.
Learn MoreRichard represents people in auto accidents and personal injury cases in both state and federal courts.
Learn MoreDuring his short tenure at Warnock MacKinlay Law, Quinton has already recovered millions of dollars for his clients.
Learn MoreJames has extensive experience in representing victims seriously injured in automobile or motorcycle accidents, dog bite and slip and fall accidents.
Learn MoreMichael is a trial lawyer at Warnock MacKinlay handling both pre-suit and litigation cases including car accident, wrongful death, and nursing home abuse.
Learn MoreHis approachable demeanor with clients and creative problem-solving skills set him apart from others, allowing him to succeed in unwinnable cases.
Learn MoreWHAT TO DO AFTER AN
Electric Scooter ACCIDENT
- Gather evidence from the accident scene
- Record the personal contact information of those involved
- Wait for the police to arrive and explain the situation
- Go to an emergency room or call an ambulance
- Write down everything you can remember about the accident
- Call Your Accident Lawyer:602-600-6427
TYPES OF COMPENSATION
WE WILL HELP YOU RECOVER
- Medical Expenses
- Lost Income
- Loss of Earning Capacity
- Pain and Suffering
- Loss of Enjoyment of Life
- Loss of Love and Support
- Mental and Emotional Distress
- Disfigurement and Scarring
- Impairment and Disability
- Property Damage
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COMMON Electric Scooter ACCIDENT INJURY QUESTIONS
1. WHAT ARE THE CURRENT ELECTRIC SCOOTER REGULATIONS?
Electric scooters are categorized as “Electric Personal Assistive Mobility Devices” (EPAMDs) in Arizona. Here are some important Arizona electric scooter regulations:
Operating Requirements:
- Electric scooters are generally allowed on roads and bicycle lanes, however they are not permitted on sidewalks unless explicitly permitted by the local authorities.
- Riders must be at least 16 years old.
- Riders must obey all traffic laws and regulations that apply to bicycles.
- The maximum speed should not exceed 20 miles per hour on level ground.
Equipment Requirements:
- Electric scooters must have a white front light visible from at least 500 feet. Meanwhile, a red rear reflector should be visible from 50 to 300 feet when directly in front of a vehicle’s headlights.
- It should have an audible signaling device such as a horn or bell.
Licensing and Registration:
- Electric scooters do not need to be registered, and using one does not require a license or insurance.
Safety Recommendations:
- Helmet use is strongly advised, especially for riders under the age of 18 years old.
- Wear bright or reflective clothing, especially when riding at night.
Electric scooters may be subject to additional laws or restrictions in some Arizona cities. For any special rules that apply to the area where you want to ride, check with the local government or transportation authority.
2. WHAT SHOULD I DO AFTER AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT?
There is no doubt that you will feel very overwhelmed and stressed if you are involved in an electric scooter accident in Arizona. Notwithstanding, there are several things you must do immediately after an electric scooter accident so that you can get the most money possible for your accident injuries.
- Hire an experienced electric scooter accident lawyer immediately. Call us now at 602-600-6427 to schedule your FREE Consultation.
- Do not discuss your electric scooter accident case with anyone. If a representative from any insurance company or an investigator tries to question you or any family member about your case, please find out their name, the company name and who they represent and refer them to our office immediately. Never give them any information or sign any papers.
- Stay off social media. If you use any form of social media (i.e. Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, FitBit, Health Apps, Blogs, etc.), it is important that you do not post anything regarding your accident and/or injuries, and maintain a private profile. Anyone who seeks information from you may represent an insurance company or adverse party. Information you disclose could harm your electric scooter accident case.
- Save all the evidence from the electric scooter accident scene, including a copy of the police accident report, photos or videos, and the names and contact information of any witnesses.
- Get treatment and make sure you follow all your doctor’s recommendations.
- Advise your doctor of all medical complaints, including minor ones, so your medical condition can be properly documented and evaluated. This will allow you to achieve a speedy recovery and prevent the insurance company from claiming that your medical issues were caused by our failure to follow doctor’s orders.
- Make a written list of your accident injury symptoms, no matter how minor. This will prevent problems with minor issues that may get worse by not being considered as part of your accident-related injuries. It is also recommended that you keep a record of your pain levels, at least weekly or when there are any significant changes, and any activities you cannot do as a result of your accident.
- DOWNLOAD ACCIDENT JOURNAL.
- Do not give a written or recorded statement to the insurance company. All communication should be handled by your electric scooter accident lawyer.
3. IS IT OK TO SPEAK WITH THE OTHER PARTY’S INSURANCE COMPANY?
Generally no. You should NEVER speak with representatives from the other party’s insurance company, unless we have authorized you to do so. Always remember that you should not discuss the facts of the accident or your injuries with anyone other than your electric scooter accident lawyer.
If a representative contacts you, politely tell them that you have retained an attorney to represent you. The representative should then contact us and never contact you again. If they do, please notify us immediately and we will file a complaint with the Department of Insurance because it is unfair claims practice for an insurance representative to contact a party knowingly represented by an attorney.
4. SHOULD I POST ANYTHING ABOUT MY ACCIDENT ON SOCIAL MEDIA?
5. SHOULD I ACCEPT MONEY FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY BEFORE SPEAKING WITH A LAWYER?
Generally, the answer is “No”. Remember, the insurance company does not work for you – they work for the individual who caused your accident. Oftentimes, even before you obtain medical attention and assess the extent of your injuries, you may be contacted by a claims adjuster who will make you a ridiculous, low-ball offer. They hope that you’ll accept this offer before you understand the full extent of your damages.
Many people accept these types of offers and sign a release, only to find out further complications “down the road”. Tough Luck. In most states, including Arizona, a release is worded in such a way as to make it almost impossible to ever seek any further compensation after you sign, even if you find your injuries are much worse than you ever anticipated. You shouldn’t agree without first consulting a good Arizona electric scooter accident attorney.
6. DO I NEED TO HIRE AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYER TO HANDLE MY CLAIM?
Insurance companies have teams of lawyers and adjusters representing the person who caused your accident and they will do everything possible to reduce the value of your claim. Facing such a team of skilled professionals without having your own legal representation is unwise. It is possible to pursue your claim alone, but you will literally be at the insurance company’s mercy.
The insurance company will make you only a small offer or will simply deny your claim altogether. Unless you are well-trained in the law and understand your legal rights, it will be very difficult to combat the insurance company all on your own and know which avenues you should pursue. Each attorney at our firm is a well-trained, skilled electric scooter accident attorney for Arizona. We know the law here and have negotiated against insurance companies many times successfully.
7. WHEN SHOULD I HIRE AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYER?
8. HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO FILE AN ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT CLAIM?
9. HOW LONG WILL MY ARIZONA ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT CLAIM TAKE?
10. DO I HAVE TO PAY MY ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYER ANYTHING BEFORE THE CASE IS RESOLVED?
11. ARE ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYERS WORTH IT?
12. CAN I CHANGE ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT LAWYERS?
13. SHOULD I SEE A DOCTOR?
14. WILL IT HURT MY CASE IF I STOP TREATMENT WITHOUT MY DOCTOR’S APPROVAL OR MISS APPOINTMENTS?
15. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I DON’T HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE AND CAN'T PAY FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT?
16. WHAT IS MY ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENT CASE WORTH?
The amount of money you will ultimately recover depends on a variety of issues, the most important of which is the nature of your injuries caused by the accident and the comprehensive medical treatment you receive for those injuries. At Warnock MacKinlay Law, we will help you seek reimbursement for any or all of the following:
- Medical expenses
- Lost income
- Lost earning capacity
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of enjoyment of life
- Loss of love and support
- Mental and emotional distress
- Disfigurement and scarring
- Permanent impairment and disability
- Property damage
17. WILL I HAVE TO GO TO COURT IF I FILE A PERSONAL INJURY CLAIM?
18. WHAT ARE THE COMMON CAUSES OF ELECTRIC SCOOTER ACCIDENTS?
Distracted Riding: Similar to distracted driving, riders may become distracted by their phones, music, or others. This can cause accidents if they fail to pay attention to their surroundings.
Collisions with Vehicles: When electric scooters and motor cars share the road, accidents could happen. Drivers may fail to see or anticipate the presence of electric scooters, resulting in crashes, particularly at intersections, during lane changes, and when turning.
Lack of Riding Experience: Accidents using electric scooters might be aggravated by inexperience. Riders who are not experienced with the scooter’s handling and controls may find it difficult to maintain balance, control speed, or navigate safely in a variety of circumstances.
Unsafe Riding Practices: Speeding, weaving through traffic, running red lights or stop signs, or failing to grant the right of way can all increase the likelihood of an accident.
Poor Road Conditions: Uneven pavement, potholes, debris, or other hazards on the road could harm electric scooter riders. Riders may lose control or be thrown off the scooter as a result of these situations.
Riding Under the Influence: Operating an electric scooter while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or other intoxicating substances increases the chance of accidents dramatically.
Lack of Protective Gear: In the case of an accident, not wearing a helmet or other protective gear might result in more serious injuries.