If you were injured in a serious car accident, the driver who caused the wreck is responsible for your damages. This generally means that medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering are covered by the at-fault driver’s insurance policy. But what if the at-fault driver dies in the accident? Can you sue someone who […]
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Leaving the scene of an accident that involved injuries is not permitted in Washington. Unfortunately, drivers who are involved in wrecks may react negatively due to confusion, fear, or guilt. This is especially true if the driver was operating the vehicle without a valid license, was driving while impaired, or felt responsible for the crash. […]
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Auto insurance is intended to cover vehicle damages and injuries resulting from collisions. Insurance coverage has different ranges, with some people choosing comprehensive plans that include more protections and others selecting liability coverage alone. In Washington, all motorists must maintain, at a minimum, liability coverage to comply with the law. But what happens when you […]
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Rear-end collisions are the most common type of car accident. Often known as “fender-benders,” many rear-end collisions result in little more than dented bumpers and scratched paint, but not everyone escapes unscathed. Far too many rear-end collisions, especially those influenced by factors like distraction or aggressive driving, leave their victims dealing with serious injuries, significant […]
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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, […]
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