Failing to carry or use chains when Washington law requires them can affect fault after a mountain pass crash. A chain-law violation doesn’t automatically make a driver legally responsible for a collision, but it might suggest the driver failed to take responsible precautions for winter road conditions. Washington allows transportation officials to require chains or […]
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Dog bites are often traumatic. They can leave victims with medical bills, emotional trauma, and fears that can last a lifetime. Knowing where to turn for dependable and current dog bite legal advice after these attacks is essential to protecting your rights. Most of us love dogs, but even dog lovers can get bitten and […]
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Surviving sexual abuse in a foster or group home can shape an entire lifetime. Many survivors carry the weight for years, sometimes decades, before they feel safe enough to speak up or even name what happened, especially if they haven’t been believed in the past. At Fuller & Fuller, we understand. We’ve been fighting for […]
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Thousands of commercial truck accidents take place in the United States every year, many of them right here in Washington. The National Safety Council reports that, in 2022 alone, there were 120,200 large trucks involved in crashes that resulted in injury, as well as 5,837 fatal truck accidents. Both of these represent an increase in […]
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When a school bus stops on the roadway to load or unload students and activates its red warning lights, drivers generally must stop before reaching the bus and remain stopped until it moves or the signals are turned off. Drivers traveling in the opposite direction are exempt on highways with three or more marked traffic […]
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