Freddy Saavedra

Attorney Freddy Saavedra works to provide all his clients with effective, personalized, and compassionate legal representation. Mr. Saavedra has represented clients in Superior Court, represented claimants in over 75 Federal Administrative Hearings and worked on over 1,000 social security disability cases. He has the knowledge, experience, and resources necessary to help you fight for your right to compensation.
Mr. Saavedra knows the ins and outs of the legal system and has developed working relationships with many of his peers and presiding judges. He is highly regarded as an effective personal injury attorney in Phoenix and is a huge contributing factor to his firm’s 99 percent success rate. Contact him today and get the proficient legal representation you and your family need.

Personal Injury

Animal & Dog Bites, Brain Injury, Car Accidents, Construction Accidents, Motorcycle Accidents, Premises Liability, Truck Accidents, Wrongful Death

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Arizona

Since 2013

U.S. District Court, District of Arizona

Saavedra Law Firm, PLC

Current

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University

J.D.

2012 - 2013

Honors: Order of Barristers

Arizona State University

B.AS. | Computer Networking

2009

Legal Verdicts Certified Million Dollar Verdict

Legal Verdicts

2022

Freddy Saavedra has a certified million dollar verdict certified through Legal Verdicts LLC. Legal Verdicts provides consumers with actionable accident information and complies jury verdict and settlement information from around the country.

Super Lawyers- Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2019

Super Lawyers Rising Star, 2019-2023

AV Preeminent Rated

Martindale-Hubbell

2016

Top 40 Lawyers Under 40

American Society of Legal Advocates

2016

Top Contributor

AVVO

2016

American Bar Association

Member

Current

Los Abogados Hispanic Bar Association

Board of Directors

2016 - Current

American Immigration Lawyers Association

Member

2015 - Current

Hispanic National Bar Association

Member

2015 - Current

Disabled American Veterans

Member

2014 - Current

Empowered to Evolve

Attorney at Law Magazine

November 1, 2018

Protect What You’ve Built: Planning for the Successful Small/Solo Firm Owners, Hispanic National Bar Association Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA

September 7, 2018

Arizona State Bar

The Hispanic National Bar Association in conjunction with Mass Mutual invited me to be a panelist on this program aimed at solo and small firm owners.

Exploring Business Development Opportunities in Diverse Communities, Arizona State Bar Conference, Chandler, AZ

June 29, 2018

Arizona State Bar

I was a panelist for a continuing legal education program focused on business development opportunities in diverse communities.

Moderator for Mastering your own destiny & Stepping out on your own: How to build a successful law firm with you at the helm., Hispanic National Bar Corporate Counsel Conference, San Francisco, CA

March 17, 2018

Arizona State Bar

I moderated a panel of very successful solo and small firm owners focused on the challenges and opportunities of small firms and business development opportunities.

#FutureSmart, Mass Mutual Foundation Presentation, Phoenix, AZ

February 1, 2018

Mass Mutual Foundation

I was a panelist at this Mass Mutual Foundation presentation discussing the fiscal practices of today's Hispanic business owners. The panel was moderated by Harper Hill.

The iAttorney: Utilizing mobile technology, management software, and security issues., Hispanic National Bar Corporate Counsel Conference, Las Vegas, NV

March 18, 2016

Hispanic National Bar Association

I was a panelist at this continuing legal education program discussing technology, case management software and security concerns for attorneys.

AV Preeminent

Martindale-Hubbell

Q. Do I get medically necessary contact lens (lost in a car accident) replaced by medical or by property damage coverage?

January 12, 2023

A: Wow this is a great question and one I have not thought about before. I would ask the at fault driver's carrier to cover the cost of replacement under the property damage portion of their claim. Remember that they should cover all property lost or damaged as a result of the accident. If there is not enough property damage limits then I would use medical payments coverage.

Q. Can an assault victim sue the apartment complex for having fake security cameras? How about sueing the suspect?

January 10, 2023

A: Sorry to read about the issues you are going through. I am a service connected disabled veteran and I empathize with your frustrations. In terms of your questions I will try to address them one at a time. You may be able to obtain an order or protection against the assailant but I am not sure you can make him leave the complex. You may be able to go online and file the order of protection yourself. You may otherwise hire an attorney to do this for you. I believe that a criminal defense attorney may be best suited to file such a claim on your behalf. Of course this route can get expensive, especially if the allegations are disputed. The facts presented regarding the fake cameras do not appear to give rise to a claim against the apartment complex. I do not see how you can bring a claim against them unless the fake cameras somehow led to the assault. A more likely claim could possibly be for lack of security or for direct negligence in case they knew or should have known the assailant was a danger. While you should be able to bring a personal injury action against your assailant, there are no assurances that you will be compensated. In a personal injury claim, there is usually an insurance policy that pays for damages. In the present case, it is possible that the assailant does not have an insurance policy that would cover his liability. The assailant may be judgment proof. If that is the case you could file suit and obtain a judgment only to learn you cannot collect on said judgment. In other words it may not be possible to collect any money from the assailant.

Q. Hi there so broke my hand at work 4 to 5 weeks ago . in that time I have seen doctor every week. 1 week into break I wa

December 20, 2021

A: Each one of your questions should be addressed to a worker's compensation attorney or your doctors. If you have not been in contact with a worker's compensation attorney obtain your claim file and medical records and setup a free consultation.