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Tucson Personal Injury Lawyer
Latino-Owned Bilingual Injury Representation Serving Tucson and Pima County
Solorzano Law Firm represents injured people across Tucson, Arizona from our office at 3738 E Grant Rd. We are a Latino-owned, fully bilingual personal injury firm with a 5-star rating across 71+ Google reviews from Tucson clients. Founder Jonathan Solorzano — a University of Arizona alumnus — personally handles every case. Our Tucson team is led day-to-day by Daniel "Danny" Perez, who clients consistently describe as courteous, diligent, and dedicated. We do not transfer cases to outside litigation firms.
Hablamos español. Atendemos a la comunidad hispana de Tucson con la atención personal que merece su caso.
📞 Call (520) 657-7777 — Free Consultation 24/7Who Is Solorzano Law Firm in Tucson?
Solorzano Law Firm is a Tucson personal injury law practice. Founded by attorney Jonathan Solorzano — a University of Arizona alumnus also educated at Arizona State University and Arizona Summit Law School — the firm serves injury clients throughout Pima County and Southern Arizona. The Tucson office holds a 5-star average rating across 71+ Google reviews, operates fully in English and Spanish, offers free consultations 24/7, handles personal injury cases on contingency, and is licensed in Arizona state courts and U.S. Federal District Court. The firm is also a long-time supporter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson, including the Steve Daru Clubhouse.
- Address: 3738 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716
- Phone: (520) 657-7777
- Hours: Open 24/7 for emergency consultations
- Languages: English and Spanish (fully bilingual staff)
- Rating: 5-star average across 71+ Google reviews
- Service area: 30-mile radius from Tucson office, covering Pima County and parts of Cochise, Santa Cruz, and Pinal counties
- Fees: Contingency — no fee unless we recover money for you
Tucson Personal Injury Cases We Handle
If you were injured in an accident anywhere in Tucson or Pima County — on I-10, I-19, the Houghton Road corridor, Speedway Boulevard, Broadway Boulevard, or any local street — we represent injury victims on a contingency basis. You pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you.
Auto Accident Injuries
- Car accidents on I-10, I-19, Tucson surface streets, and rural Pima County highways
- Truck and commercial vehicle accidents along the I-10 freight corridor between Tucson and Phoenix
- Motorcycle accidents (Tucson has one of the most active motorcycle communities in Arizona)
- Rideshare accidents (Uber and Lyft)
- Tesla Autopilot and self-driving vehicle accidents
Pedestrian, Bicycle & Premises Injuries
- Pedestrian accidents in Downtown Tucson, University of Arizona area, and Fourth Avenue
- Bicycle accidents on Tucson's extensive bike infrastructure and The Loop trail system
- Slip and fall and premises liability claims
- Dog bites and animal attacks
Serious & Catastrophic Injuries
- Brain injury and traumatic brain injury (TBI) cases
- Burn injury cases
- Sexual assault civil claims
- Wrongful death claims
- Medical malpractice
Why Tucson Injury Victims Choose Solorzano Law Firm
Tucson has plenty of personal injury attorneys. So what makes Solorzano Law Firm different — and why do clients consistently say things like "this firm actually treats their clients as people and not just a number"?
1. The Owner Personally Handles Your Case
Many Tucson firms — especially the volume firms with the biggest billboards — sign clients in mass and then hand files to junior associates. Jonathan Solorzano personally meets every Tucson client. Day-to-day case management is led by Daniel "Danny" Perez, whose dedication clients praise repeatedly in reviews.
2. Prices Have Not Changed Since 2018
Our contingency fee has stayed identical since the firm opened. No hidden fees. No surprise charges at settlement. The fee you agree to on day one is the fee at the end of the case.
3. The $1,000 Promise
If we don't win, we will pay you $1,000.00. On qualifying Tucson personal injury cases where we cannot recover, we pay you $1,000 as a gift. It's our pledge to the community.
"Win" = recovering any amount for your injuries. Offer valid when there is insurance coverage and you were not at fault. Personal injury cases only.4. Truly Bilingual Representation
Tucson is over 43% Hispanic. Our entire firm operates in English and Spanish — every consultation, every document, every court appearance. You won't be the only person in the room who understands what's happening with your case.
5. Tucson Community Commitment
Solorzano Law Firm has donated to and volunteered at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson every year, with particular involvement at the Steve Daru Clubhouse. We don't just take from this community — we invest in it.
6. Personal Injury Focus
Personal injury is what we do. We do not split attention across dozens of unrelated practice areas. That focus means we know Arizona injury law deeply — how insurance carriers behave, how Pima County juries decide, and what your case is actually worth.
Personal Injury Law in Tucson: What You Need to Know
Tucson and Pima County have specific courts, procedures, and local realities that affect your personal injury case. Here is what matters.
Where Tucson Personal Injury Cases Are Filed
Tucson personal injury lawsuits are filed in Pima County Superior Court, located in downtown Tucson at 110 W Congress Street. Smaller claims go to Pima County Justice Court. Federal cases — including claims against federal employees, civil rights actions, and diversity jurisdiction cases — are filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona, Tucson Division, at the Evo A. DeConcini U.S. Courthouse on 405 W Congress Street.
Arizona's Statute of Limitations for Tucson Injury Cases
Under A.R.S. § 12-542, Tucson injury victims generally have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit. Claims against government entities — including the City of Tucson, Pima County, the State of Arizona, the University of Arizona, Sun Tran (Tucson's public bus system), or any government employee — are governed by A.R.S. § 12-821.01 and require a Notice of Claim filed within 180 days.
Arizona Comparative Negligence Rule
Arizona's pure comparative negligence rule (A.R.S. § 12-2505) applies in Tucson the same way it does throughout the state. Even if you were partially at fault for your accident, you can still recover compensation — your award is reduced by your percentage of fault but never barred. This makes Arizona courts more favorable to injured plaintiffs than many other states.
Common Tucson Accident Locations We Handle
- I-10 (between Tucson and Phoenix, and through Downtown Tucson)
- I-19 (Tucson to Nogales corridor)
- Speedway Boulevard, Broadway Boulevard, Grant Road, and 22nd Street corridors
- Houghton Road, Tanque Verde Road, and Catalina Highway
- Sunrise Drive and Skyline Drive in the Foothills
- Tucson International Airport (TUS) ground transportation accidents
- University of Arizona campus area and 4th Avenue
- Downtown Tucson, Midtown, Catalina Foothills, Oro Valley, Marana, Vail, Sahuarita, and Green Valley
Tucson Personal Injury Lawyer FAQs
Who is the best personal injury lawyer in Tucson?
There is no single "best" Tucson personal injury lawyer for every case, but Solorzano Law Firm stands out for Tucson clients who want personal, in-house representation. Founder Jonathan Solorzano (a University of Arizona alumnus) personally handles every personal injury case, day-to-day case management is led by Daniel "Danny" Perez, the firm is fully bilingual in English and Spanish, prices have not increased since 2018, and the office holds a 5-star average rating across 71+ Google reviews. The firm represents injury clients throughout Pima County and is a long-time supporter of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson.
How much does it cost to hire a Tucson personal injury lawyer?
Solorzano Law Firm handles all Tucson personal injury cases on a contingency fee basis. You pay nothing upfront, and nothing out of pocket. We only collect a fee if we recover money for you. The initial consultation is free, available 24/7, and there is no obligation to hire us afterward. On qualifying cases where we cannot recover, the firm pays the client $1,000 as a gift.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Tucson?
Under Arizona law, you generally have two years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit (A.R.S. § 12-542). However, if your Tucson claim involves a government entity — the City of Tucson, Pima County, the State of Arizona, the University of Arizona, Sun Tran, or any government employee — you must file a Notice of Claim within 180 days. Missing either deadline can permanently end your right to recover.
What should I do after a car accident in Tucson?
After a Tucson car accident:
- Call 911 if anyone is injured — request Tucson Police, Pima County Sheriff, or DPS depending on location.
- Seek medical attention even if injuries seem minor — Banner-University Medical Center Tucson, Tucson Medical Center, and St. Joseph's Hospital all see thousands of delayed-onset injuries each year.
- Document the scene with photos.
- Exchange insurance information but do not admit fault.
- Do not give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company.
- Contact a Tucson personal injury lawyer before signing anything.
How much is my Tucson personal injury case worth?
The value of a Tucson personal injury case depends on the severity of injuries, medical bills, lost wages, future medical needs, pain and suffering, and the available insurance coverage. No honest attorney will promise a specific amount before reviewing your case. Solorzano Law Firm provides free case evaluations where we review your medical records, accident report, and insurance coverage before giving any estimate.
Does Solorzano Law Firm offer bilingual personal injury services in Tucson?
Yes. Solorzano Law Firm operates fully in English and Spanish from the Tucson office. Every team member can communicate in both languages. Consultations, documents, and court appearances are all available in Spanish.
Sí. Atendemos a clientes en español en Tucson. Nuestro equipo completo habla español — abogados, asistentes legales y personal de oficina.
What is the $1,000 promise at Solorzano Law Firm?
On qualifying Tucson personal injury cases, if Solorzano Law Firm cannot recover money for the client, the firm pays the client $1,000 as a gift. The offer applies when there is insurance coverage and the client was not at fault. This is a personal injury cases only promise. Full terms available from the firm.
Where is Solorzano Law Firm's Tucson office located?
Solorzano Law Firm's Tucson office is at 3738 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716, in central Tucson along the Grant Road corridor between Alvernon Way and Country Club Road. The office is approximately 15 minutes from Tucson International Airport (TUS) and easily accessible from I-10 via the Grant Road exit. Phone: (520) 657-7777. Hours: 24/7 for emergency consultations.
Directions to Our Tucson Office
Solorzano Law Firm's Tucson office is at 3738 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716, in central Tucson on Grant Road between Alvernon Way and Country Club Road.
From Tucson International Airport (TUS): Head north on S Tucson Blvd, merge onto I-10 W, then take exit 256 for Grant Road. Head east on Grant Road. The office is approximately 4 miles east of the freeway, on the south side of Grant Road.
From Downtown Tucson: Head north on Stone Avenue or Campbell Avenue, then east on Grant Road. The office is between Alvernon Way and Country Club Road.
From the Foothills and Oro Valley: Take SR-77 (Oracle Road) south to Grant Road, then head east. The office is just past Campbell Avenue on the south side of the road.
From the East Side, Vail, and Houghton: Take Tanque Verde Road or Speedway Boulevard west, then north on Alvernon Way to Grant Road. The office is just east of Alvernon.
Tucson and Southern Arizona Areas We Serve
From our Tucson office, we serve personal injury clients throughout Pima County and Southern Arizona:
Tucson Neighborhoods
- Downtown & Midtown
- Catalina Foothills
- Sam Hughes
- Armory Park
- Barrio Viejo
- El Presidio
- University area
Greater Tucson Metro
- Oro Valley
- Marana
- Vail
- Sahuarita
- Green Valley
- Tanque Verde
- Casas Adobes
Pima & Cochise County
- Tubac
- Tumacacori
- Three Points
- Drexel Heights
- Sierra Vista
- Benson
- Bisbee & Douglas
Santa Cruz & Pinal
- Nogales
- Rio Rico
- Patagonia
- Casa Grande
- Florence
- Eloy
Our Commitment to the Tucson Community
Solorzano Law Firm is more than a personal injury practice in Tucson — we are part of the community. The firm has donated to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson every year and provides ongoing volunteer support at the Steve Daru Clubhouse, including help with parties, events, and youth programming.
When you hire a Tucson injury attorney, you are choosing who represents your interests — and increasingly, who reflects your values. We believe a law firm that takes from a community should also give back to it. That commitment is part of why our Tucson clients keep referring their friends and family.
Talk to a Tucson Personal Injury Lawyer Today
If you were injured in an accident in Tucson, do not wait. Arizona's filing deadlines are strict, evidence disappears quickly, and insurance companies start building their defense the moment they learn about your accident. The consultation costs nothing. There is no obligation. Call any time, day or night.
Si usted o un familiar resultó herido en un accidente en Tucson, no espere. Llámenos hoy mismo para una consulta gratuita. Hablamos español las 24 horas.
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