Phillips Law Group Attorney Montana Thompson Secures $316,500 Settlement in Avondale, AZ

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Montana Thompson of Phillips Law Group secured a $316,500 settlement for a client injured in a red-light collision in Avondale, Arizona.

Summary

Phillips Law Group attorney Montana Thompson successfully obtained a $316,500 settlement for a client injured in a car accident in Avondale, Arizona. The accident occurred when the client was struck by a driver who ran a red light while making a left turn on Avondale Boulevard off of Interstate 10. The client sustained injuries requiring extensive medical treatment, including X-rays, CT scans, and MRIs, and will need surgery on their left hand. Thompson and her team focused on securing compensation for the client’s medical expenses, ongoing care, and lost wages. Phillips Law Group has served Arizona for over 30 years, representing over 185,000 clients and recovering more than $2 billion on their behalf. Thompson emphasized that the case highlights the potential for life-altering consequences due to negligent driving and the firm’s commitment to advocating for injured clients.

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