Medical Malpractice Attorney in Phoenix, Arizona

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Phoenix Data

Medical Malpractice Statistics in Phoenix

2 years from discovery; tolled for minors

SOL

None (Arizona Constitution prohibits)

Non-Economic Cap

Required before filing

60-Day Notice

Maricopa County Superior Court

Key Venue

Local Courts

Courts in Phoenix, Arizona

Maricopa County Superior Court

201 W Jefferson St, Phoenix, AZ 85003

Medical Facilities

Hospitals & Trauma Centers in Phoenix

Banner University Medical Center Phoenix

1111 E McDowell Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85006

Mayo Clinic Hospital — Phoenix

5777 E Mayo Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85054

Dignity Health St. Joseph's Hospital

350 W Thomas Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85013

Liability Overview

Liability Considerations in Phoenix

Medical Malpractice in Phoenix

Phoenix and Maricopa County have become increasingly active malpractice markets as the metro area's population has grown to over 5 million. The Arizona Constitution's anti-abrogation clause (Art. 18 § 6) has been consistently interpreted to prevent the legislature from imposing damage caps on tort claims including malpractice, making Arizona one of the relatively rare Sun Belt states without a cap. The growing presence of major academic medical systems including Banner University and Mayo Clinic Scottsdale/Phoenix means high-complexity surgeries and tertiary care are widely available — and with them, increased malpractice risk for complex cases. The 60-day notice requirement must be satisfied before filing; defendants may use the notice period to investigate and potentially facilitate early resolution.