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Is Arizona a no-fault state?

I recently got into a little bit of an accident while driving through Phoenix. I overheard somewhere that Arizona is considered a no-fault state, but I wanted to make sure this is true. So, is Arizona a no-fault state?

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Kevin Martinez · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
I’m so sorry to hear about your accident! From what it sounds like, you’re doing okay, which is the most important thing.
Arizona is not a no-fault state. It is an at-fault state.
This means that Arizona law dictates whoever is responsible for causing the accident is liable and has to pay for it.
Arizona operates under what is known as a pure comparative negligence system to determine liability when it comes to accidents and
car insurance claims
. This means that both parties have the right to seek compensation for injuries or damages due to an accident—no matter who’s at fault.
However, the amount that one can receive depends on the percentage of fault that the driver is deemed to have had in causing the accident.
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