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New Year, New You! Updates to Set Aside an Old Conviction

Over six years ago, I wrote an article on set asides: 2015 Article on Set Asides. Since then there have been several changes in the law. I go through the biggest changes in a recent video I uploaded on the … Continue reading

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New Article Published in Asia Today

Check out my new article titled “Why Hiring the Right Injury Lawyer can Make a Big Difference.” If you are not a subscribed of Arizona’s Asia Today newspaper, you can read the paper online at https://asiatodayaz.com/. My article is on … Continue reading

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Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney for a Car Accident: Question 2 – Does a Low Contingency Rate Mean More Money For Me?

Many lawyers, including myself, will frequently take personal injury cases on a contingency.  What this means is that the legal fee is contingent on the recovery at the end of the case.  Typically, the client is only responsible to pay … Continue reading

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Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney for a Car Accident: Question 1 – Do I Even Need an Attorney?

There is unfortunately a lot of incorrect or misleading information particularly when it comes to personal injury attorneys. This is the first post of a series where I plan to provide an honest look at some important considerations when hiring … Continue reading

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We’ve Moved!!!

The Maerowitz Law Firm, LLC has moved! Our new phone number is 480-927-3700. We have grown our office to a larger space. During the pandemic, attorney Matt Maerowitz is still offering free consultations on criminal and personal injury matters. We … Continue reading

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Arizona Supreme Court Issues Important Order for Court Transition Due to Coronavirus

Given the concern regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, courts around Arizona have largely avoided all in-person hearings.  Many matters previously set for April and May have been converted to telephonic, video, or continued.  On Friday May 8, the Arizona Supreme Court … Continue reading

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