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Phillips Law Group wins $500,000 settlement in Highway 8 truck crash case

Jun. 30, 2026
By AI, Created 00:07 UTC, Jun 30, 2026, AGP -

Phillips Law Group attorney Tim LeDuc secured the full $500,000 available insurance limits for an Arizona client injured in a Highway 8 semi-truck crash. The case settled before trial after the client was rear-ended by an 18-wheeler and hospitalized following a rollover collision.

Why it matters: - The $500,000 settlement represents the full available insurance policy limits for a serious commercial trucking crash. - The result shows how quickly a truck injury claim can reach meaningful recovery when the evidence is built for trial from the start. - Arizona motorists injured by negligent commercial drivers may face catastrophic harm and complex insurance disputes after a semi-truck collision.

What happened: - Phillips Law Group attorney Tim LeDuc secured a $500,000 settlement for an Arizona client injured in an 18-wheeler crash on Highway 8. - The case resolved without going to trial. - The crash happened in September, when a commercial semi-truck rear-ended the client after the truck driver reportedly fell asleep at the wheel. - The impact caused the client’s vehicle and trailer to roll over multiple times. - An ambulance took the client to a Buckeye emergency room for treatment after the collision.

The details: - The settlement matched the full available insurance policy limits. - LeDuc said the case was built with a trial-ready mindset, which helped secure the outcome. - Commercial trucking crashes can produce severe injuries because of the size and weight of the vehicles involved. - Arizona law holds negligent drivers and their employers accountable for harm caused by unsafe driving. - LeDuc practices personal injury law at Phillips Law Group and handles serious motor vehicle crash cases involving commercial trucks and 18-wheelers across Arizona. - Phillips Law Group says it has represented injured clients for more than 30 years and recovered more than $2 billion on behalf of clients. - The firm says it has served more than 185,000 clients and recovered over $2 billion in compensation. - Phillips Law Group is headquartered in Phoenix and handles personal injury, wrongful death, catastrophic injury and complex litigation cases in Arizona and nationwide. - The firm’s website is more information.

Between the lines: - The settlement suggests the insurer accepted the strength of the liability and injury case before trial. - Cases involving sleeping or distracted commercial drivers often turn on proving fault early and documenting the full extent of harm. - A policy-limits recovery can be important in serious injury cases, but it also underscores that available coverage may cap compensation unless other responsible parties or policies are available.

What's next: - Phillips Law Group said it will continue handling serious commercial vehicle and semi-truck injury claims throughout Arizona. - The firm also continues broader personal injury and catastrophic injury litigation work statewide and across the country. - Tim LeDuc’s public attorney profile is available on LinkedIn. - Phillips Law Group’s Facebook page is available here.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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