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This firm represents [CLAIMANT] in connection with the personal injuries she sustained as a direct result of the motor vehicle collision of September 12, 2025. Please direct all further communications regarding this matter to our office. This letter sets forth the facts of the incident, the nature and extent of [CLAIMANT]’s injuries, the complete course of her medical treatment, the full scope of her damages, and our formal demand for settlement.

[CLAIMANT] is a 71-year-old retired homemaker residing in Mesa, Arizona. Prior to this collision, she was in good health, fully independent, and entirely without any prior history of neck or back injury. She managed her household, drove without limitation, and participated actively in her family’s life.

Of particular significance to this claim, [CLAIMANT] serves as the primary caregiver for her husband, [HUSBAND], who has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Before this collision, she transported him to physical therapy appointments three times every week and managed his care with consistency and capability. She also traveled regularly to visit her grandchildren, a connection that has become significantly more difficult to maintain since this crash.

The collision of September 12, 2025 has materially altered every dimension of that life, and the damages described in this letter reflect that reality in full.

Liability in this matter is clear and uncontested. On September 12, 2025, [CLAIMANT] was lawfully stopped at a red light at the intersection of Power Road and Higley Road, Mesa, Arizona, when [INSURED], your insured, struck her vehicle from behind. She had no warning of the impact and no opportunity to brace herself before the collision occurred. The damage sustained by [CLAIMANT]’s vehicle, documented in the repair receipts and collision photographs enclosed with this letter, is consistent with an impact of meaningful force and directly corroborates the injury mechanism described in the medical records herein.

[CLAIMANT] bears no comparative fault of any kind. The police report and collision photographs confirm the circumstances without ambiguity. A driver who rear-ends a stationary vehicle stopped at a controlled intersection bears full legal responsibility for the resulting collision and all damages that flow from it. We do not anticipate that liability will be a meaningful point of contention and trust that your evaluation will proceed from that understanding.

A. Injuries Sustained

As a direct result of the collision, [CLAIMANT] sustained the following injuries:

• Cervical sprain and strain with disc involvement at C4-C5, including cervical radiculopathy with radiating pain into the right shoulder and upper extremity
• Lumbar sprain and strain with disc involvement at L4-L5
• Post-traumatic headaches

These injuries are supported by objective diagnostic imaging and by the clinical findings of multiple treating providers across a continuous course of care that began on the date of the collision and remains ongoing. [CLAIMANT] had no prior history of neck or back injury of any kind and no preexisting conditions relevant to this claim. The imaging findings and clinical presentation are attributable entirely to this crash.

B. Medical Treatment Chronology

September 12, 2025. Banner Desert Medical Center, Mesa, Arizona (Emergency Room). [CLAIMANT] presented to the emergency room on the date of the collision with acute cervical and lumbar pain. Cervical and lumbar X-rays were obtained, ruling out acute fracture or dislocation. She was diagnosed with acute cervical and lumbar strain, prescribed a muscle relaxant and anti-inflammatory medication, and discharged with instructions to follow up with a specialist.
Charges: $7,245.83

September 16, 2025 through present. Southwest Spine and Injury Center, Mesa, Arizona. Treating provider: [CHIROPRACTOR], D.C. (Chiropractic). [CLAIMANT] began chiropractic treatment four days after the collision and has attended 28 visits to date. Treatment has included spinal manipulation, soft tissue mobilization, ultrasound therapy, electrical stimulation, and therapeutic exercise directed at the cervical and lumbar spine. On September 22, 2025, [CHIROPRACTOR] placed referrals for MRI studies of the cervical and lumbar spine based on [CLAIMANT]’s clinical presentation and failure to respond fully to initial conservative care.

Clinical findings documented by [CHIROPRACTOR] include cervical paraspinal tenderness, a positive Spurling’s test with reproduction of upper extremity symptoms, lumbar paraspinal tenderness, restricted range of motion in cervical flexion, extension, and rotation, reduced lumbar range of motion, and positive orthopedic testing consistent with cervical and lumbar disc involvement. Despite 28 visits of consistent treatment, [CLAIMANT] continues to report persistent pain and has not achieved full symptom resolution.
Charges to date: $18,634.47

October 1, 2025. Arizona Diagnostic Radiology, Mesa, Arizona. MRI of the cervical spine without contrast and MRI of the lumbar spine without contrast were performed pursuant to [CHIROPRACTOR]’s referral. The cervical MRI revealed a disc protrusion at C4-C5 with mild right foraminal narrowing and right-sided nerve root impingement. The lumbar MRI revealed a disc bulge at L4-L5 with mild central canal narrowing. The radiologist’s report characterizes these findings as consistent with acute traumatic injury in the clinical context presented.
Charges: $3,184.20

October 8, 2025 through present. Desert Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Mesa, Arizona. Treating provider: [PHYSICAL THERAPIST], PT, DPT (Physical Therapy). [CLAIMANT] began physical therapy on October 8, 2025 and has attended 18 visits to date. Treatment has included manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, neuromuscular re-education, cervical and lumbar stabilization exercises, postural correction, and a structured home exercise program. [PHYSICAL THERAPIST]’s initial evaluation documented reduced cervical and lumbar range of motion, decreased strength in the cervical flexors and extensors, antalgic posture, and significant functional limitations in activities of daily living. Functional intake forms completed at each re-evaluation consistently document sleep disruption as an ongoing and unresolved symptom. Despite 18 visits of active physical therapy, [CLAIMANT] continues to experience persistent pain with activity and at rest, and ongoing limitations in driving, household tasks, and sustained sitting and standing.
Charges to date: $11,196.35

C. Treatment Summary

[CLAIMANT] has been treated by four providers across a continuous and uninterrupted course of care spanning from September 12, 2025 through the present. There are no gaps in treatment. She has attended a combined total of 47 clinical visits across her chiropractic and physical therapy providers, in addition to her emergency room presentation and diagnostic imaging studies. Despite this sustained course of conservative care, she has not reached maximum medical improvement, and her treatment remains active and ongoing.

D. Significance of the Imaging Findings

The MRI findings in this case warrant specific attention. [CLAIMANT] is 71 years old and presented to this collision with no prior spinal history of any kind. The disc protrusion at C4-C5 with right-sided nerve root impingement and the disc bulge at L4-L5 with central canal narrowing cannot be attributed to any preexisting condition or degenerative process. Her prior medical records confirm the complete absence of any prior cervical or lumbar complaints, treatment, or imaging. These are objective, imaging-confirmed findings at two distinct spinal levels, arising in a claimant with a clean prior history, following a clear-liability rear-end collision. They are among the most significant evidentiary facts in this file.

A. Economic Damages

Future medical expenses remain an open item. [CLAIMANT]’s treatment has not concluded, and this demand does not reflect the full economic cost of her injuries. [CLAIMANT] is retired and has sustained no lost wages as a result of this collision.

B. Non-Economic Damages

[CLAIMANT]’s non-economic damages are substantial, ongoing, and well-documented across her treating providers’ records.

She lives with persistent cervical and lumbar pain every day. She cannot sleep through the night, waking multiple times due to pain, a symptom documented consistently in [PHYSICAL THERAPIST]’s functional intake forms across 18 physical therapy visits. The cumulative toll of months of pain-interrupted sleep on a 71-year-old woman recovering from disc injuries at two spinal levels is significant and will not be difficult to convey to a jury.

Her daily independence has been materially reduced. Household tasks she performed without limitation before September 12, 2025 are now sources of difficulty and pain. She can no longer drive comfortably, a limitation that carries consequences not only for her own independence but for her ability to transport her husband to the medical appointments his condition requires. Her participation in social activities has diminished, and her overall quality and enjoyment of life have been measurably affected by an injury she did nothing to cause.

The caregiving dimension of this claim is particularly significant. [CLAIMANT]’s husband, [HUSBAND], has Parkinson’s disease and depends on her entirely for transportation to physical therapy three times per week. Since the collision, fulfilling that role has become significantly more difficult. She continues to do it because he has no one else, but the physical cost of that caregiving against the backdrop of her own unresolved injuries is a human and legal consequence of this collision that will not be lost on a jury. Separately, [CLAIMANT] can no longer travel comfortably to visit her grandchildren, a loss that is personal, real, and fully compensable.

This claim presents clear liability, objective imaging findings at two spinal levels in a claimant with no prior relevant history, a continuous and well-documented course of treatment across four providers and 47 clinical visits, significant and ongoing non-economic damages, and a caregiving dimension that a jury will understand immediately and completely.

We hereby demand:

$185,000.00 (One Hundred Eighty-Five Thousand Dollars)

in full and final settlement of all claims arising from the September 12, 2025 collision. Future medical expenses are expressly reserved.

This demand will remain open for thirty (30) days from the date of this letter, after which we reserve the right to withdraw or revise it without further notice. We respectfully request your prompt evaluation of this file and ask that you advise our office of your response at your earliest opportunity.