Thousands of people are injured or killed in car accidents across Washington every year. According to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, our state has been in a “traffic safety crisis,” with record numbers of fatal car accidents and an increasing number of seriously injurious crashes as well. With leading risks including driver distraction, speeding/reckless driving, […]
Read MoreWhat Happens if My Car Accident Is on Private Property?
If you were hurt in a car accident on private property, it is important to understand how the law protects you. You will need to know what happened and why in order to collect the financial compensation you deserve. In cases of car accident injuries on private property, it is in your best interest to […]
Read MoreWhat Counts as Child Abuse & Neglect in a Foster Home?
There are around 400,000 children in the foster care system in the United States. Under the most ideal circumstances, children in foster care are provided a safe and loving environment in which they can flourish. Tragically, however, far too many children never get that chance. Instead, abuse and neglect become their daily realities. According to […]
Read MoreI Was Hit by a Car. What Do I Do? Questions Answered for Pedestrians & Bicyclists
When you’re a pedestrian or bicyclist involved in an accident with a motor vehicle, the consequences can be severe and life-altering. Understanding the steps to take after you are hit by a motor vehicle—including when to talk to a Washington pedestrian accident lawyer—can help to ensure your rights are protected and your ability to seek […]
Read MoreDo I Need a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in Washington?
Motorcycle accidents can change lives in an instant. Unlike the drivers of larger vehicles, motorcyclists are uniquely exposed and vulnerable, lacking the physical barriers that cars and trucks provide. This exposure often results in serious, sometimes catastrophic injuries that can cause substantial financial, emotional, and lifestyle costs. From high medical bills and lost wages to […]
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