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Amusement Park Injuries

Posted in Personal Injury,Safety Tips on October 30, 2022

Many Washington families enjoy traveling to and enjoying amusement parks. These facilities boast attractions that may seem fun and safe, but could actually pose a dangerous risk to patrons. Poor maintenance, undertrained staff, and many other factors can contribute to serious amusement park injuries and deaths. Victims of amusement park accidents can suffer from broken

Breast Cancer Misdiagnosis: Medical Malpractice

Posted in Medical Malpractice,Personal Injury on October 30, 2022

Breast cancer is a serious illness that affects thousands of people around the world. Like many types of cancer, patients have a better chance of survival if breast cancer is detected in its early stages. For this reason, an accurate medical diagnosis is critical. A breast cancer misdiagnosis can prolong the time it takes to

Traveling This Holiday Season? Here Are Some Holiday Safety Tips

Posted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on October 29, 2022

As the holiday season approaches, road trips to visit family and friends are on the minds of many Washington residents. Traveling during the holidays can be exciting, but the roads can be crowded and more dangerous than usual.  If you plan on traveling this holiday season, it is important to understand these risks and plan

How Long Are Judgments Good For in Washington?

Posted in Personal Injury on October 29, 2022

An unexpected accident can have a major impact on your life, resulting in significant financial losses, physical pain, and emotional suffering. If you find yourself in this situation, you may want to pursue a personal injury lawsuit against the person responsible for your accident. At the conclusion of a successful personal injury lawsuit, a defendant

The Safety Concerns of Wet Roads

Posted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on October 28, 2022

Washington state is known for its rainy weather. Although we may be used to wet conditions, rain can still pose a significant safety concern for motorists. Slippery surfaces, low visibility, and standing water can all contribute to serious accidents and injuries. Even small amounts of rain can be dangerous. If you plan on driving in

What Is an Override Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents,Truck Accidents on September 27, 2022

Accidents between a large truck and a small passenger vehicle can be catastrophic. Although most truck drivers are cautious on the road and do their best to avoid accidents, other truckers are not so careful. As a result, serious truck accidents can occur. An override accident is a particularly dangerous type of truck collision. This

What Is an Insurance Dispute?

Posted in Blog,Personal Injury on September 25, 2022

Filing an insurance claim can be a difficult and lengthy process. From car accident claims to homeowners’ insurance cases, it is very common to find yourself in a disagreement or dispute with the insurance provider.  An insurance dispute can complicate an already-stressful claim. However, having an attorney on your side could improve your chances of

Who Is Liable in a Single-Vehicle Accident?

Posted in Car Accidents,Pedestrian Safety on September 18, 2022

When we hear about car accidents, we often assume that they involve at least two vehicles. However, not all collisions involve another driver. If you are injured in a single-car accident, you may wonder what to do next. Washington law requires that any motorist who causes an accident is liable for the damages of their

Car Accident Claims Involving Leased Vehicles

Posted in Car Accidents on September 14, 2022

Cars can be expensive, and very few people can afford to pay for a vehicle out of pocket. As a result, leasing is a popular financing option for those in the market for a new car. A car lease allows you to rent a car for a certain period of time and return it at

What Recovery Is Expected Following a Spinal Cord Injury?

Posted in Personal Injury,Spinal Cord Injury on September 12, 2022

A spinal cord injury can be life-altering. In many cases, these injuries leave you partially or completely paralyzed, unable to move or feel sensations below the injury site. While some spinal cord injuries are permanent, it is possible for some victims to make a partial recovery. Many factors can contribute to whether a patient will