Globe Personal Injury Lawyer

If you need a Globe personal injury lawyer, Elmm Law Group handles your case from evidence to settlement, including all insurance communication.

• Former AZ Attorney General’s Office
• We handle insurance, you recover
• No fee unless you win

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Key Takeaways

• Arizona’s statute of limitations for most personal injury claims is two years from the date of injury under A.R.S. 12-542.
• Dog bite claims brought under Arizona’s statutory strict-liability law generally must be filed within one year under A.R.S. 12-541. A separate negligence-based claim may have a different deadline, so get advice promptly about your specific case.
• Arizona follows pure comparative fault, so you can recover damages even if you were partly at fault, reduced by your percentage of fault.
• Elmm Law Group charges no fee unless you win your case.
• Globe personal injury lawsuits are filed in Gila County Superior Court, located at 1400 E. Ash Street in Globe.

What Globe Personal Injury Victims Need to Know

Arizona law gives you two years from the date of your injury to file a personal injury lawsuit under A.R.S. 12-542. You can pursue compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, and property damage. Arizona’s pure comparative fault rule means a partial share of fault on your part does not bar recovery, it only reduces it.
Missing the filing deadline generally means losing your right to recover entirely, so it is important to speak with a lawyer early, especially if a government entity such as the Town of Globe, Gila County, or the Arizona Department of Transportation may be involved.
Every case is different. The severity of your injuries, available insurance coverage, and the clarity of fault all affect what a fair resolution looks like.

Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle in Globe

Elmm Law Group represents injured people across a wide range of accident types common to Globe and the surrounding Gila County area. Below are the cases we see most often.

• Car accidents on U.S. Route 60, State Route 77, and surrounding Globe-Miami roadways.
• Truck accidents involving mine-haul and commercial trucks moving through the copper district.
• Motorcycle accidents on the winding mountain grades leading into and out of Globe.
• Pedestrian accidents in Globe’s historic downtown and near local schools.
• Bicycle accidents along narrow, shoulder-less streets throughout the city.
• Rideshare accidents involving Uber and Lyft drivers traveling between Globe and Miami.
• Dog bite and animal attack claims under Arizona’s strict liability dog bite statute.
• Wrongful death claims when a loved one is killed due to another party’s negligence.

Common Causes of Injuries in Globe, AZ

Globe’s geography and traffic mix create specific, repeat causes of serious crashes. Understanding them helps show how negligence played a role in your accident.
U.S. Route 60 is the main east-west corridor through Globe, carrying traffic between Superior, the Phoenix metro, and the White Mountains toward Show Low. The highway’s steep mountain grades and tight curves east of Superior and through the Queen Creek Tunnel area demand constant attention, and fatigued or distracted drivers frequently misjudge turns or following distance on these grades.
State Route 77 running north toward the community of San Carlos and south through Winkelman toward Tucson sees heavy mixed traffic, including mine-related haul trucks moving between Globe and Miami. Large trucks navigating these roads need longer stopping distances, and collisions with passenger vehicles at intersections and on grades are common.
Globe’s historic downtown streets were laid out long before modern vehicle traffic, leaving narrow lanes, limited sightlines, and few dedicated pedestrian crossings. These conditions increase the risk of pedestrian and bicycle collisions, particularly near Broad Street and other narrow downtown corridors.

What Compensation Can You Recover in Globe?

Arizona law allows injury victims to recover both economic and non-economic damages. The specific amount depends on the severity of your injuries and the facts of your case.

• Past and future medical expenses
• Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Property damage
• Loss of consortium for affected spouses and family members
• Wrongful death damages for surviving family members, including funeral and burial costs

Local Roads, Local Knowledge: Globe

Globe personal injury lawsuits are filed in Gila County Superior Court, located at 1400 E. Ash Street. Elmm Law Group builds an understanding of the local corridors where crashes happen into every case.
U.S. Route 60’s mountain grades between Superior and Globe, the mixed truck and passenger traffic on State Route 77 toward San Carlos and Winkelman, and the tight downtown streets are relevant local context in reconstructing how and why a crash happened.
Elmm Law Group’s office is located at 3401 N. 32nd St. in Phoenix, about 90 miles west of Globe via U.S. Route 60. We handle intake, calls, and case work remotely, so Globe clients rarely need to make the drive to our office. Court appearances and local matters are handled with the same attention whether you are down the road or across the state.

About Gordi Mikalacki: Globe Personal Injury Attorney

Gordi Mikalacki is a former Arizona Assistant Attorney General and former law clerk for the Arizona Court of Appeals, with a J.D. from the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law. She brings that government and appellate experience directly to Globe personal injury clients.
Led by Gordi, our team handles every aspect of your case and strategy from intake through resolution.
She is available 24/7 and communicates fluently in English, Spanish, and Serbo-Croatian, making sure language is never a barrier to getting the help you need.

Why Choose Elmm Law Group

• Led by a former Arizona Assistant Attorney General
• Former Arizona Court of Appeals law clerk experience shapes our case strategy
• A personal injury-only practice, with no distractions from other areas of law
• Direct attorney oversight, led by Gordi Mikalacki and our team throughout your case, not a rotating team of staff
• No fee unless you win

Contact a Globe Personal Injury Lawyer: Free Consultation, Available 24/7

If you or a loved one was hurt in a Globe accident, you do not need to navigate the legal process alone. Elmm Law Group offers a free, no-obligation consultation to review what happened and explain your options. There is no fee unless we win your case, and Gordi Mikalacki is available 24/7 to speak with you directly. Reach out today to protect your right to compensation.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to file a personal injury lawsuit in Globe, Arizona?

Most personal injury claims in Arizona, including those arising in Globe, must be filed within two years of the date of injury under A.R.S. 12-542. Dog bite claims brought under Arizona’s statutory strict-liability law generally carry a one-year deadline under A.R.S. 12-541. A separate negligence-based claim may have a different deadline, so get advice promptly about your specific case. Missing these deadlines generally means losing the right to recover, so it is important to act promptly.

Which court handles personal injury lawsuits from Globe?

Personal injury lawsuits arising in Globe are filed in Gila County Superior Court, located at 1400 E. Ash Street. Elmm Law Group handles filings and case management whether or not travel to the courthouse is required.

What does it cost to hire Elmm Law Group?

Elmm Law Group handles personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. There is no upfront cost, and we only collect a fee if we recover compensation on your behalf.

How long does it take to resolve a personal injury case in Globe?

Timelines vary depending on the severity of your injuries, how long it takes to reach maximum medical improvement, and whether the insurance company cooperates in good faith. Straightforward claims with clear liability may resolve in a few months, while cases involving serious injuries, disputed fault, or a government defendant often take a year or more.
Elmm Law Group does not rush a settlement before your medical treatment is complete, since settling too early can leave future medical costs uncovered.

What factors affect how much my Globe personal injury case is worth?

Case value generally depends on the severity and permanence of your injuries, your total medical expenses, lost wages and future earning capacity, available insurance coverage, and how clearly the other party’s negligence can be shown. Arizona’s pure comparative fault rule also plays a role, since any percentage of fault assigned to you reduces your total recovery.
No two cases are valued the same way, which is why a direct review of your medical records, police report, and insurance policies is the only way to get an honest estimate.

What if I was partly at fault for my accident?

Arizona follows a pure comparative fault rule. You can still recover compensation even if you share some fault for the accident, though your recovery will be reduced by your percentage of fault. An insurance company’s initial claim that you were mostly or fully at fault is not the final word.

What if my accident involved a government vehicle or a defect on a public road?

Claims against a government entity, such as the Town of Globe, Gila County, or the Arizona Department of Transportation, require a notice of claim within 180 days of the incident under A.R.S. 12-821.01. The lawsuit itself must then be filed within one year under A.R.S. 12-821, which is shorter than the standard two-year deadline for most injury claims. Missing either deadline can permanently bar your claim.

Do I really need a lawyer for a personal injury claim in Globe?

You are not legally required to hire a lawyer, but insurance companies often minimize payouts to unrepresented claimants. An experienced attorney can gather evidence, deal with insurers, and build a case for full compensation while you focus on recovery.

How should I handle calls from the insurance company after an accident?

It is best to avoid giving the other driver’s insurer a detailed recorded statement or signing any medical authorization before speaking with an attorney. Your own policy may require notice and cooperation, so get advice about those duties too. Insurance adjusters often ask questions designed to minimize your claim or get you to accept a low early settlement offer.
Elmm Law Group communicates with insurance companies on your behalf so you are not pressured into saying something that could hurt your case.

What should I do right after an accident on U.S. Route 60 or State Route 77 near Globe?

Seek medical attention first, even if injuries seem minor. Report the accident to local law enforcement, document the scene with photos if possible, and avoid giving recorded statements to insurance adjusters before speaking with an attorney.

Will my Globe personal injury case settle, or will it go to trial?

Most personal injury cases, including those arising in Globe, settle before trial once liability and damages are established and the insurance company negotiates in good faith. Trial becomes necessary when an insurer refuses a fair settlement or disputes liability or the extent of your injuries.
Elmm Law Group prepares every case as if it may go to trial in Gila County Superior Court, which puts pressure on insurers to offer a fair settlement rather than risk a verdict.

Can I still get help if I live in Miami, San Carlos, or another nearby community rather than Globe itself?

Yes. Elmm Law Group represents clients throughout eastern Gila County, including Miami, Claypool, and the San Carlos area, in addition to Globe. Our remote intake and case handling make location a non-issue.

Do I have to travel to Phoenix to work with Elmm Law Group?

No. While our office is located at 3401 N. 32nd St. in Phoenix, about 90 miles west of Globe via U.S. Route 60, we handle calls, intake, and case work remotely. Most Globe clients never need to visit the Phoenix office in person.

What compensation can I expect from a wrongful death claim in Globe?

Arizona’s wrongful death statute allows surviving family members to recover damages including funeral and burial expenses, loss of companionship, and the financial support the deceased would have provided. Every case depends on the specific circumstances and losses involved.