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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Personal injury law is very complex and requires a unique set of skills. A lawyer who dabbles in personal injury cases in addition to divorce cases, bankruptcies, criminal cases, and more may be a jack-of-all-trades, but a master of none. Choosing an attorney who specializes in accident and injury law gives you a distinct advantage […]
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Foster homes and group homes are supposed to be safe havens. Tragically, far too many children suffer sexual abuse, physical violence, chronic neglect, and relentless emotional cruelty while wards of the state. Long after the bruises fade, survivors often struggle with post-traumatic stress, depression, substance abuse, and chronic health issues. Personality disorders have also been […]
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Low-visibility crashes are a real concern in Washington. Even on a simple trip between Olympia and Tacoma, clear skies can give way to drifting smoke, heavy rain, fog, or glare in a matter of seconds, increasing the risk of both minor and major car accidents. As drivers, we rely on sight to judge speed, distance, […]
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Falling at the tail end of the 90 Dangerous Days identified by the Washington State Patrol, Labor Day weekend often sees a significant increase in serious and fatal car accidents. As more families head toward campgrounds, beaches, mountain passes, state parks, backyard barbecues, and long-overdue visits with relatives, more traffic, tired drivers, and people rushing […]
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