Land Use & Zoning
Our Land Use & Zoning Blog for Arizona Residents
These articles are for educational reference only, and do not constitute legal advice. Please contact Faith Law if you need a legal consultation.
Can HOA rules override local zoning regulations?
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) set rules to keep neighborhoods looking nice and orderly. Local governments create zoning laws to control land use and development. When the two overlap, it can cause confusion. Many property owners wonder if HOA rules can actually overrule what the city or county says. Understanding the difference between HOA rules and zoning […]
Caveat Emptor – APZ to LDN’s: Buying Land Near Luke Air Force Base
The West Valley is booming, particularly for industrial spaces near Luke Air Force Base. However, many real estate agents, engineers, architects, planners, and even attorneys face challenges in understanding the building restrictions surrounding the base. Properties near Luke Air Force Base are governed by specific land use regulations, especially Accident Potential Zones (APZ) and Day-Night […]
How does a variance work?
When purchasing a property, an important thing to check first is what zone that property is located in. This will help to dictate how you can use the real estate after you buy it. In many municipalities, there are residential zones, commercial zones and industrial zones. Even within these specific areas, you can find slight […]
Dealing with zoning issues in Phoenix
Zoning laws and regulations control the ways in which a property owner can use his or her property. When considering a property purchase or development project, informing yourself of applicable zoning regulations can save you financial loss in the future. Many properties may be subject to more than one set of regulations. In addition to […]
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Our Areas of Legal Expertise
Bicycle and Pedestrian Accidents
- Speeding or driving aggressively
- Distracted by a cellphone
- Failing to yield when turning
- Making illegal turns
- Running a stop sign or traffic light
- Drifting into a designated bike lane
- Backing up or pulling out without looking
Boating Accidents
- Collisions between boats
- Personal watercraft (Jet Ski) accidents
- Crashes involving docks, piers, or bridges
- Injuries to swimmers, skiers, windsurfers, and sailboaters
- Boating under the influence of alcohol
- Excessive speeds
- Operating too close to other watercraft
- Boating at night without proper lighting
- Allowing inexperienced or underage operators to drive
- Lack of familiarity with speedboats or boating safety rules
Car Accidents
- Whiplash
- Broken bones
- Organ damage/internal bleeding
- Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs)
- Spinal cord injuries
- Neck, shoulder and back injuries
Dog Bites
- Medical treatment of bite wounds
- Reconstructive surgery or plastic surgery
- Nerve damage or infection
- Scarring and disfigurement
- Injuries from being chased or knocked down
- Lost wages for time away from work
- Emotional trauma (anxiety, nightmares, fear of all dogs, etc.)
Highway Accidents
- Car versus truck collisions
- Car and truck versus motorcycle accidents
- Multi-vehicle pileups
- Crashes involving buses, vans, and campers
Insurance Disputes
- Med-Pay claims for necessary medical treatment
- Uninsured motorist (UM) and underinsured motorist (UIM) claims
- Liability claims against at-fault drivers
- Homeowners insurance claims
- Life insurance claims
Motorcycle Accidents
- Turning left without yielding
- Unsafe lane changes or passing
- Pulling out into traffic
- Following too closely
- Distracted, aggressive or impaired driving
Slip-And-Fall Injuries
- Spilled liquids or slippery substances
- Torn carpets or raised flooring
- Potholes or uneven concrete
- Missing handrails or poor lighting in stairwells
- Building code violations or exposed wiring
Truck Accidents
- Truck driver fatigue (too many hours on the road)
- Truck driver error (speed, tailgating, lane changes, failure to yield, etc.)
- Maintenance issues (worn brakes, bald tires, missing lights, etc.)
- Freight loading (overweight trucks, improperly secured cargo)
- Negligent hiring and training
Wrongful Death
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- The widowed spouse
- Child(ren)
- Parent(s)
- A personal representative of the estate
