Phoenix Accident Attorney
Pfarr & Rethore, P.C.

Pfarr & Rethore, P.C. is a law firm experienced in handling personal injury matters in Glendale, Scottsdale, Phoenix and throughout Arizona. We help injured people and their families recover losses and damages resulting from dog bites, negligence, automobile and motorcycle accidents and wrongful death.

We handle claims for:

People injured in automobile or motorcycle accidents
Workers injured through the negligence of others
People or their loved ones that have lost their life
Anyone who has been bitten by a dog
Pedestrians that have been hit by a car
People who have been injured or lost a loved one in an accident or through someone else's carelessness

Pfarr & Rethore has over 45 combined years of experience handling personal injury claims. When you hire our firm you do not have to wonder who is working for you. Many large firms regularly shuffle staff and your claim is just another file number. We often hear that many clients do not even get to talk to, let alone meet, the attorney that is working on their claim. We assign an experienced team of professionals to each of our clients, thereby assuring depth, continuity and personal attention. As a team, they listen to your concerns, and help you with the various aspects of your claim.

We work on personal injury matters on a contingency fee, meaning we only get paid if you get paid. We provide many additional services at no additional cost. This is a list of some (but by no means all) of the services that we provide to our clients:

Facilitating the repair of your car
Coordinating a rental vehicle
Helping you find a doctor to treat your injuries
Coordinating insurance benefits, including workman’s compensation, health insurance and medical payments coverage
Discussing your automobile insurance coverage’s

The goal of providing you with a diverse range of services is to allow you to make your time more efficient. We want to free up your time to allow you to focus on feeling better and those activities that are most important to you.

Call Pfarr & Rethore to assist with your personal injury matter throughout Arizona toll free at 866-435-1655.

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