Time Limits and “Discovery Rules” in a WA Wrongful Death Case

Categories: Wrongful Death

The following blog article was updated in January 2022. Losing a loved one is shocking and heartbreaking. Learning that your loved one’s unexpected death could have been prevented can make matters even worse. When the loss was caused by the negligence of someone else, whether from a motor vehicle accident, workplace accident, or medical malpractice,...

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Negotiating Medical Bills After Personal Injury Settlement

Categories: Personal Injury

After a personal injury settlement, you might feel a sense of relief—finally, compensation for your pain and suffering. But then, a new challenge emerges: medical bills, insurance liens, and healthcare providers are all waiting to be paid. This often-unseen struggle can quickly diminish the settlement funds you’ve worked so hard to secure, leaving you with...

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How Do Personal Injury Lawyers Negotiate Settlements?

Categories: Personal Injury

When someone suffers a personal injury, the road to recovery often includes not only physical and emotional healing but also financial challenges. Medical bills, lost income, and other expenses can quickly add up, making a fair settlement crucial to regaining stability. Yet, negotiating a settlement is rarely straightforward—it requires a strategic approach, in-depth knowledge of...

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Common Tactics Used by Insurance Companies to Deny/Devalue Claims

Categories: Car Accidents

Car accidents can leave you with not only physical injuries but also the frustration of dealing with insurance companies. While you may expect your insurance company to support you, the reality is that many victims of car accidents in Washington find themselves facing unfair tactics used by insurers to deny or minimize their claims. These...

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What to Do After a Dog Bite in Washington State?

Categories: Dog Bite

Getting bit by a dog is a terrifying experience, even if the attack was only minor. Understandably victims might be confused about what happens next. What to do after a dog bite? Knowing what to do after a dog bite injury is crucial, as your actions can impact your potential personal injury claim. Every year,...

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Who Can Be Liable for a Slip and Fall Accident in Washington

Categories: Slip and Fall

No one ever expects to be in an accident, especially one that could have been prevented if a property owner had made a reasonable effort to maintain the safety of their property. Whether you were injured in a restaurant, store, public park, private residence, or somewhere else, slip and fall accidents can be painful and...

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Ways to Prove Liability in Premises Liability Cases

Categories: Personal Injury

Accidents can happen anywhere, including on someone else’s property. If you or a loved one were injured, you may be able to file a premises liability complaint. Premises liability refers to an owner’s liability for injuries occurring on their property. You can prove your lawsuit by showing the property owner failed to keep their premises...

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Why Is My Car Accident Claim Going to Court?

Categories: Car Accidents

Experiencing a car accident is an overwhelming ordeal, leaving many grappling with physical injuries, emotional distress, and financial strain. If you suffered injuries in a car accident and filed a lawsuit, you may wonder, Why is my car accident claim going to court? Feeling anxious and uncertain about the reasons behind this decision is understandable....

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The Statute of Limitations for Medical Malpractice in Washington State

Categories: Medical Malpractice

According to Washington’s statute of limitations for medical malpractice claims, victims must file their case within three years after the medical negligence occurred or one year after they discovered or reasonably should have discovered the error that caused their injury   File a medical malpractice lawsuit in Washington state within three years of an injury....

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