Personal Injury Articles & FAQ

Washington state has some of the most beautiful scenery in the nation, so it comes as no surprise that this is a very popular state for motorcycles. If you decide to purchase a motorcycle, it is important that you understand the laws and insurance required… Read On

If you are injured in an accident due to the negligence or recklessness of another person you can file a personal injury lawsuit against the party at fault for damages. However, if the party at fault is a state government employee or agency, the process… Read On

18 wheeler car accidents are some of the worst that we see on Washington’s roads. These large vehicles often weigh many times what a smaller, lighter passenger sedan weighs. Because of their size and weight, 18 wheelers can devastate a vehicle, leading to horrific injuries… Read On

For many motorists, rear-end collisions are minor accidents. If another car hits your bumper in a parking lot or at a stop light, then the most you would suffer is probably some minor damage to your rear fender and possible mild whiplash. However, motorcyclists are… Read On

According to the Amputee Coalition, there are currently around 2 million people in the United States who have undergone an amputation. Car accidents are also the leading cause of traumatic amputations, which should not be surprising. Car accidents, particularly at high speeds, can generate tremendous… Read On

Thousands of people are injured every year in Washington car accidents. If you have been struck by another vehicle, you might have suffered devastating injuries that make it impossible to return to your everyday life. At our law firm, we understand how expensive it can… Read On

Car accidents leave countless people injured. In addition to damage to vehicles, car accidents can send someone to the hospital where they incur thousands of dollars in medical care. Even worse, some motorists cannot return to work, losing out on badly needed income right when… Read On

Every year, serious car crashes seriously injure millions of Americans. These victims may be entitled to substantial compensation for their economic losses, such as medical bills, and their noneconomic losses, including pain and suffering. However, the insurance company does not just give this money away…. Read On

As the elderly population in Washington State continues to expand, understaffing becomes more and more of a problem. According to some estimates, as many as 90 percent of the long-term care facilities in the state may be dangerously understaffed. Understaffing is even worse during nights,… Read On

“Wrongful death” is an umbrella term that covers any trauma injury or illness which prematurely claims someone’s life. Prescription drug overdoses and vehicle collisions are the leading causes of unintentional death in the United states. Other forms of negligence, like medical malpractice, may also involve… Read On