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Injured at Lake Powell, in Page, or anywhere in the Glen Canyon region? Get local, Northern Arizona representation that understands the unique risks of this area.

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Page, Arizona Personal Injury Lawyer — Helping Residents & Visitors After Serious Accidents

Legal Help for Page, Lake Powell and Glen Canyon Injury Victims

Page, Arizona is a gateway to Lake Powell and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and sees millions of visitors each year. With boating, hiking, off-road tours, and heavy seasonal traffic, accidents are unfortunately common.



Our firm represents Page residents and out-of-state visitors injured in the region. Whether your injury happened on the water, on the highway, or during a guided tour, you deserve a lawyer who understands Page’s unique mix of tourism, remote terrain, and complex jurisdictions.

Boating, Recreation, & Highway Accident Representation

Boating Accidents on Lake Powell

Lake Powell is one of the most accident-prone waterways in the Southwest. We handle cases involving boat collisions, jet ski injuries, negligent rental companies, drownings and lifejacket failures, and tour boat incidents. If you’re dealing with boating accidents, we can help you understand your options.

Tour & Recreation Accidents (Antelope Canyon, Glen Canyon, Slot Canyons)

Northern Arizona’s slot canyons and guided tours attract thousands. Injuries often involve falls during guided hikes, negligent tour operation, unsafe equipment, or poor trail maintenance. These are often vacation accidents for visitors.

Car & Truck Accidents on US-89 and Page Roadways

Page sits on major tourist and trucking routes. Crashes often occur near Horseshoe Bend, Glen Canyon Dam, or along US-89, and many begin as straightforward car accidents before insurers complicate the process.

ATV and Off-Road Vehicle Accidents

RZR tours, desert ATV rentals, and backcountry routes bring risk when equipment is poorly maintained or operators are negligent.

Reservation Border & Tribal Land Accidents

Much of the land around Page is Navajo Nation. If your accident occurred on or near tribal land, jurisdiction can be confusing. We handle these cases with our reservation-licensed partner attorney, and we can guide you through reservation cases.

Unique Challenges of Page and Lake Powell Injury Cases

Remote Location & Medical Transport Costs

Many victims must be airlifted or transported long distances to Flagstaff or Utah hospitals, leading to extremely high bills. We help clients negotiate and recover these costs.


Jurisdictional Complexity

Accidents near Page may involve federal jurisdiction (Glen Canyon NRA, National Park Service), tribal jurisdiction (Navajo Nation), or Arizona state courts. We determine the correct path quickly so your case doesn’t stall.



Limited Local Legal Resources

Page has few personal injury attorneys. Many victims consider Phoenix or Utah firms, but Arizona law requires an Arizona-licensed attorney, and local knowledge matters immensely in Northern Arizona cases. Our Flagstaff-based firm is close enough to serve Page efficiently, yet local enough to understand the region intimately

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Serving Both Page Residents and Out-of-State Visitors

If You Live in Page

You receive personal, Northern Arizona-focused representation, not a Phoenix call center. We travel to Page when needed and handle court matters locally.



If You Were Injured While Visiting Page or Lake Powell

Most visitors return home before they even understand the seriousness of their injuries. No problem. We can handle your entire case remotely through consultations via phone or video, we collect evidence locally in Page, and we coordinate with the National Park Service, Glen Canyon rangers, and medical providers. In most cases, you do not need to return to Arizona to pursue your claim as an out-of-state visitor.

A Northern Arizona Attorney With Rare Experience in Federal, Tribal & Remote Injury Claims

Extensive experience

with Lake Powell boating accidents

Licensed in federal court 

crucial for cases involving Glen Canyon or federal waterways

Partnership with a reservation-licensed attorney

for Navajo Nation jurisdiction cases

Local knowledge

 of Page, Antelope Canyon, US-89, and Glen Canyon

No fees unless we win

Strong communication 

with out-of-state clients

When your accident happens far from home — or deep inside federal or tribal boundaries — local skill and navigation of multiple jurisdictions make all the difference.

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Frequently Asked Questions for Page Injury Cases

  • I was injured in a boating accident on Lake Powell. Can you handle cases involving federal land?

    Yes. Lake Powell accidents often fall under federal jurisdiction. Learn more about boating accidents and how claims are handled.

  • I slipped or fell during a tour in Antelope Canyon. Who is responsible?

    Tour operators, guides, and equipment providers may be liable. Many of these are vacation accidents involving visitors.

  • My crash happened near Navajo Nation borders. Do I need a tribal lawyer?

    Not always. Many highway accidents fall under Arizona jurisdiction. If tribal court is required, we bring in our reservation-licensed partner and guide you through reservation cases.

  • Do I have to come back to Arizona for my case?

    Usually not. We handle most Page-area claims remotely and work around your home schedule.

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Speak With a Page Personal Injury Lawyer Today

Whether you were injured on Lake Powell, in Antelope Canyon, on US-89, or anywhere in the Page area, you deserve an attorney who understands Northern Arizona’s terrain, tourism, and legal landscape.

Proudly serving Page, Flagstaff, Sedona, Williams, Tuba City, Winslow, and communities across Northern Arizona.