Can a Bar or Restaurant Be Held Liable for Drunk Driving Accidents in Washington?

Bartender serving a drink

When you are injured in a crash caused by a drunk driver, the issue of liability may seem clear. However, even though the decision to drive while intoxicated can only fall to the drunk driver, Washington law also allows for liability to be placed on bars, restaurants, clubs, and other venues under certain circumstances. Identifying […]

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Who Is Liable for Wintertime Bicycle Accidents?

wintertime bicycle accident

In Tacoma, Olympia, and nearby areas of Washington, winter means rain-slick pavement, early sunsets that shrink visibility, and the occasional surprise ice patch that can turn a routine commute into a traumatic experience. When a crash occurs between a bicycle and a car under these conditions, determining liability is essential for pursuing damages. The bicycle […]

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The Differences Between a Car Accident Attorney & a Personal Injury Lawyer

Woman calling a car accident attorney after a crash

The terms “car accident attorney” and “personal injury lawyer” are often used interchangeably. Indeed, personal injury lawyers sometimes handle car accidents, and car accident attorneys commonly handle injury claims. However, while there is significant overlap between these two roles, they are not always the same thing. Personal injury is a relatively broad term. It can […]

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Delivery Van Crashes: Who Can Be Held Liable in Washington?

delivery van in traffic

In recent years, delivery van traffic on our city and neighborhood streets has increased significantly. Online shopping and e-commerce expansions, like the addition of Amazon facilities in Pasco and Pullman, have seen the frequency of deliveries in both city and rural settings explode, along with increased risks for accidents between vans, pedestrians, bicyclists, and other […]

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