Washington is made for outdoor recreation. From state parks and forest roads to trailheads, campgrounds, and beaches, people across our state spend their free time getting outside. Washington State Parks alone operates 140 developed parks, 1,300 miles of trails, and more than 6,000 campsites that welcome more than 40 million visitors each year. With outdoor […]
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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 […]
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An uninsured motorist accident can leave you dealing with several problems at once. Two of the most concerning are serious injury and no source of payment. This makes carrying uninsured motorists coverage in Washington very important. Without this coverage, collecting compensation for your damages may prove exceedingly difficult if not entirely impossible. In Washington, uninsured […]
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E-bikes and e-scooters are no longer a novelty on Washington roads. Known as “micromobility devices,” use has skyrocketed in recent years, with programs like WSDOT’s WE-Bike helping nearly 7,000 people purchase e-bikes and millions of people participating in shared bike-and-scooter programs in places like Seattle. All of these devices, private, rented, and shared, mean more […]
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If you’ve found yourself searching for a Washington dog bite lawyer after an attack in a rental home or apartment, you’re not alone. Washington state has a number of rental units. In fact, just over 32% of people in Washington live in a rental, and nationally, 37% of renters report owning one or more dogs. […]
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