The Arizona Document Database is a private website whose sole purpose is to benefit consumers and injured persons. In particular, the Arizona Document Database offers a collection of documentation intended to assist Arizona plaintiffs' attorneys.

While the database is constantly growing, it currently includes a huge volume of depositions, motions, pleadings, letters, agreements, legal research and other documents obtained in discovery designed to assist plaintiffs' attorneys in preparing and prosecuting their cases. Thanks to the continued generosity and support of Arizona trial attorneys, we currently have more than 350,000 pages of data, including a large collection of more than 2,000 depositions from a growing list of 2,500 expert witnesses -- such as medical doctors, psychologists, neurophysiologists, biomechanical engineers, accident reconstructionists, civil engineers, construction experts, toxicologists and more.

This website is operated and controlled by Geoffrey M. Trachtenberg, P.C.

No, AzAJ does not operate or control this website.

You may contribute any documents for consideration.

Generally speaking, an "acceptable document" is something other plaintiffs' attorneys could find useful -- so depositions of "professional expert witnesses" are preferred since they have a long shelf-life. In fact, a deposition of any "expert witness" is "acceptable" per se provided i) it is not already a part of the database and ii) the expert is neither retired nor dead.

Although we are happy to receive depositions of the usual "medical experts," any other expert depositions or discovery documents (such as income records, affidavits, etc., from professional expert witnesses) are also welcome. Indeed, sometimes documents are voluminous or are so valuable that they will warrant special consideration (such as a large collection of 1099's or DME reports). Submission of such documents will be duly noted and will result in an appropriate credit.

Note that submission of pleadings is also acceptable, but such documents take longer to review and are less likely to be accepted since we probably already have them and because they "go stale" fairly rapidly.

Please do not take offense if documents are not accepted or if only some are accepted. Typically, we will credit you for those documents that are accepted and give you the option to submit additional documents or make an adjusted payment.

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We only accept documents via email to Geoffrey M. Trachtenberg.

Please indicate the nature of any depositions submitted (e.g., accident reconstruction, biomechanical, doctor, toxicologist, etc.).