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It is a common sight in supermarkets and other stores—a yellow sign telling customers to use caution because the floors have been freshly mopped. Unfortunately, many stores never set up warning signs or cones, and unsuspecting customers can slip on the floor, suffering serious injuries… Read On

Regaining your health after suffering a severe brain injury can be highly challenging. You may be unable to work while your medical expenses are mounting. And the stress of your financial situation could make it difficult to focus on your recovery. If you suffered brain… Read On

Washington is not a no-fault state. When a car accident happens, there needs to be a determination for who was at fault for the accident. In some cases, this can only be determined by context. In other cases, fault is assumed by the kind of… Read On

Truck accidents can cause devastating injuries, especially to motorists in smaller, lighter passenger vehicles. Helpfully, Washington State law allows victims to seek compensation in a settlement, which should cover the victim’s economic and non-economic losses. As leading Yakima truck accident lawyers, we routinely field calls… 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.The Statute of Limitations in Washington State for a Car Accident Even worse, some motorists cannot return… Read On

Some injuries are intentional—someone deliberately strikes you with their car or hits you with a baseball bat. But other injuries are unintentional, caused by the defendant’s carelessness.  In these unintentional cases, you have been injured by someone’s “negligence,” and you can bring a lawsuit for… Read On

Understanding Washington State Car Accident Laws Being involved in a car accident can be a painful, scary, and confusing experience. It’s important to know and understand the Washington State car accident laws. It can be difficult to know where to go, who to talk to,… Read On

What is PIP Insurance in Washington State? Personal injury protection (PIP) is coverage you can add to your existing insurance policy. This optional coverage will help pay for costs such as: Lost wages; Medical and hospital expenses; and Funeral expenses. Some states require drivers to… Read On

In 2021, there were 6,214 crashes involving trucks in Washington. Of these accidents, 671 resulted in death or injury. But even minor accidents can result in heavy damages and costly bills. For this reason, it’s good to keep your eyes open for these ten common causes of… Read On

For most people, dealing with the death of a loved one is unimaginable. When tragedy strikes, the victim’s family is often left confused and seeking relief for their untimely loss. Luckily, a victim’s family may have some relief through state law with a wrongful death… Read On