May 2021

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Who Is At Fault in a Chain Reaction Car Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents on May 14, 2021

Car accidents are rarely straightforward. While some collisions involve only two vehicles and showcase obvious liability, others are more complex, sometimes involving three or more cars. Since Washington is a fault accident state, it is important to identify who is at fault in a chain-reaction car accident. However, the process can be complicated, requiring extensive

What is Sciatica?

Posted in Car Accidents on May 11, 2021

Car accidents can lead to multiple types of injuries. Some of these injuries, such as broken bones or lacerations, are often obvious immediately after the collision. Other injuries do not appear for hours or even days after a car accident. Delayed back pain, including sciatica, is common after a motor vehicle collision. Causes and Symptoms

What Is Auto Gap Insurance and What Does It Cover?

Posted in Car Accidents on May 7, 2021

As a fault-based insurance state, Washington requires all drivers to carry minimum amounts of liability insurance. In addition to requiring coverage, you may also choose to purchase optional policies such as collision coverage or uninsured/underinsured motorist insurance (UM/UIM). Another form of optional insurance in Washington is gap insurance, which covers the gap between what you

Announcing the 2021 Colburn Law Covid Scholarship

Posted in Blog on May 3, 2021

Colburn Law is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2021 $1,000 COVID-19 scholarship for local nurses and first responders. We are so thankful to be able to give back and help out our community in any way possible. Our team understands the importance of education as well as how difficult and burdensome a college

The Truth About Spinal Stenosis After a Car Accident

Posted in Car Accidents on May 1, 2021

Many injuries can occur after a car accident, leading to permanent damage and the need for long-term care. The spinal cord, which is responsible for transmitting signals between your nervous system and the rest of your body, is especially vulnerable to damage. Unfortunately, many Washington residents sustain spinal cord injuries during collisions, including spinal stenosis.