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 When you have suffered an injury due to the negligence of a third party, you may have extensive medical bills and be losing time from work during your recovery. This means you are suffering a financial loss that could have been avoided had you not been injured. The person responsible for your injury, or their insurance company should be compensating you for these financial losses. Unfortunately, the fact is you may have to deal with an insurer who refuses to settle your case. This is one reason it is important to contact a personal injury attorney. 

 If you believe you or a loved one has suffered from a serious injury or death that could have been prevented with proper medical care contact The Barlow Law Firm and let us review your case and explain your options going forward. Although our office is located in Northern Arizona, The Barlow Law Firm is dedicated to help any case statewide.  Today's technology has allowed us to work on your case from anywhere. 

The Barlow Law Firm has an edge over many construction lawyers because Mr. Barlow has more than 25 years of experience as an owner of a construction company. Why spend thousands of dollars educating an attorney on the aspects of construction? Mr. Barlow understands the complex issues you are dealing with as a contractor, subcontractor, or developer.  Do not put your case in the hands of attorneys that do not understand the construction industry.

 When an outcome of a lawsuit is not the results you planned for, you may think you are out of options. However, there can be a basis when you get a second chance to prove your case. If you believe there were mistakes made during your case, you feel that important information was not provided to the court, or you feel a judgment against you was unfair, you may have legal grounds for an appeal.   Appeals are never simple, and they also require you to act quickly. The sooner you have an attorney review the court records and discuss why you believe the outcome is unjust, the faster the documents can be filed with the courts. Keep in mind, in some cases, the time to file an appeal can be less than thirty (30) days. After the appeal deadline passes, you are out of options.