Show Low Personal Injury Lawyer
Show Low serves much of the White Mountains, and a lot of the region's traffic runs through it on US 60, SR 260 and SR 77. As a Show Low personal injury lawyer, Sam Saks represents people hurt in Navajo County and the mountain towns around it, on contingency.
Guidant Law, the firm where Sam is a partner, has an office in Show Low, at 40 N. White Mountain Rd.
Crashes around Show Low
Navajo County
US 60 west of town
ADOT found 11 fatal and 34 serious-injury crashes over 10 years on US 60 between mileposts 292 and 340, west of Show Low, many involving vehicles leaving the road.
ADOT, November 2021 (opens in a new tab)Navajo County in 2024
ADOT counted 1,192 crashes in the county, with 35 people killed and 555 injured.
ADOT, 2024 Arizona Crash Facts (opens in a new tab)Inside Show Low
Within city limits, ADOT recorded 276 crashes in 2024, with 6 deaths and 119 people injured.
ADOT, 2024 Arizona Crash Facts (opens in a new tab)Trauma care
Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center in Show Low is a Level IV trauma center. The nearest Level I centers are in Flagstaff and the Phoenix area.
Arizona Department of Health Services trauma center list (opens in a new tab)
Where a Show Low case is filed
Navajo County Superior Court's clerk is in Holbrook, the county seat, at 100 E. Code Talkers Dr. The court also has a Show Low courthouse at 550 N. 9th Place, though filings go through the clerk in Holbrook.
The Fort Apache Indian Reservation covers about 1.6 million acres across Navajo, Apache and Gila counties. When a crash happens on a state highway across reservation land and the other driver isn't a tribal member, the case generally belongs in state or federal court.
Meeting with Sam from Show Low
Ask on your first call about meeting at the Show Low office, by video or by phone. Most of a case is handled without the drive to the Valley.
Call 480-440-3331Questions from Show Low clients
Who pays when a car leaves the road on US 60?
If you were a passenger, the driver's liability coverage usually pays, even when the driver is a friend or family member. If a road condition played a part, a claim against the state needs a written notice within 180 days, so that question should be asked early.
Do I need to drive to Holbrook for court?
Most of the time you won't. Under an Arizona Supreme Court order, scheduling conferences and motions without witnesses are presumed to be held remotely. Trials and settlement conferences are usually in person, and most injury cases settle before they reach a trial.
How long do I have after a crash in Navajo County?
Most Arizona injury lawsuits must be filed within two years of the crash. The 180-day notice of claim applies when a public body, such as ADOT or the county, played a part, and that deadline is the one people most often miss.
Injury cases we take there
All locationsSpeak with an injury lawyer before you speak with the insurer.
The case review is free and confidential, and you decide afterward whether to retain us.
Call weekdays from 8:30am to 5pm, or send the form at any hour.