Frequently Asked Questions

Thomas C. Wilmer has been practicing personal injury law for over 35 years. He's a Phoenix-based trial lawyer with extensive experience in both jury trials and negotiated settlements.

Yes, we provide free consultations for personal injury cases. Contact us at (602) 230-1188 to discuss your potential claim with attorney Thomas Wilmer directly.

We serve clients throughout the Phoenix metro area including Glendale, Peoria, Scottsdale, Mesa, Gilbert, and surrounding Maricopa County communities.

Yes, we represent victims of boating and watercraft accidents across Arizona lakes including Lake Pleasant, Saguaro Lake, and Canyon Lake with complex jurisdiction experience.

Yes, we perform thorough site inspections and provide expert witness support for premises liability cases. We have deep understanding of Arizona property codes and safety laws.

Yes, Thomas Wilmer is licensed in Arizona with a long-standing record in both state and federal courts, including extensive trial experience.

Yes, we handle claims from ride malfunctions and operator negligence at venues like Enchanted Island, Castles N' Coasters, and regional fairs throughout the Phoenix area.

Yes, we emphasize medical partnerships and coordinate with experts for long-term life care planning to project future costs for catastrophic injury cases.

Yes, we provide one-on-one meetings and direct attorney access. Thomas Wilmer personally handles cases to maximize outcomes and ensure transparent communication.

Yes, we represent minors injured on school grounds due to negligent supervision or unsafe conditions, including public institutions, charter schools, and daycare centers.

Yes, we're experienced with uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage claims as well as complex multi-vehicle liability cases throughout the Phoenix area.

Yes, we're a family-owned and locally operated firm built on values of fairness, accountability, and hands-on representation with deep Phoenix community ties.

Burn injury victims in Phoenix can recover compensation for medical expenses, long-term treatment and reconstructive surgery, lost wages, pain and suffering, and permanent disfigurement. Because severe burns often require years of ongoing care, damages in these cases can be substantial. Visit our Burn Accidents page to learn more about what your claim may be worth.

Liability for a burn injury can fall on multiple parties, including a negligent property owner, a product manufacturer, an employer, or another driver depending on how the injury occurred. Arizona law allows you to pursue all responsible parties, which is critical when long-term treatment costs are involved. Our Burn Accidents page outlines the most common sources of liability in these cases.

Yes, you may have a valid claim against a school if defective or poorly maintained playground equipment caused your child's injury. Arizona schools have a legal duty to provide a reasonably safe environment, and liability can extend to the equipment manufacturer as well as the school district. An attorney can review the specific facts to identify every responsible party.