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Law Offices of Michael Napier Defend Officer in Accident

Janet Feltz, an attorney in the Law Offices of Michael Napier, recently represented a Maricopa County Sheriff’s deputy in a civil traffic matter before the San Tan Justice Court. The case involved an accident that took place when the deputy, who was responding to an incident and was using his emergency lights, made a turn and was struck by another vehicle. Although the deputy was cited for an unsafe turn, evidence in the hearing established that the deputy’s turn was not unsafe and that the other driver was operating his vehicle significantly in excess of the speed limit at the time of the accident. The deputy was found not responsible for the citation.

The Law Offices of Michael Napier continue to be a police officer’s best friend. Whether in court, before the local merit system or recovering for injuries on or off the job, nobody has as much experience in representing Arizona’s police officers.

Law Offices of Michael Napier representing cops since 1975.