Categories: Car Accidents
You’ve been in a car crash, and to your surprise, the other driver flees the scene. In this scenario, many victims wonder, If someone leaves the scene of an accident, are they automatically at fault? In Washington, the answer is not a straightforward “yes.” Washington law requires that drivers stop, exchange information, and provide aid....
Categories: Personal Injury
When your vehicle sustains damage on private property, you deserve clarity about your rights and the steps you can take to lessen your financial losses. Liability depends on the unique circumstances of the incident, whether caused by hazardous conditions, negligent property maintenance, or the actions of another driver. Understanding these factors empowers you to protect...
Categories: Car Accidents
Knowing when to yield is vital for your safety and legal protection when approaching intersections. In Washington State, statutory guidelines clearly dictate yielding priorities. If a collision occurs because a driver fails to yield, you must quickly understand your legal options. This article details the specific protocols drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists must follow—protocols that vary...
Categories: Car Accidents
Being in a car accident can turn your world upside down. You might be in pain, worried about how to pay medical bills, or frustrated by insurance companies. It’s a lot to handle, and you shouldn’t have to do it alone. You could be dealing with injuries, vehicle damage, or lost wages. You might be...
Categories: Car Accidents
Imagine driving down the highway at a steady pace when, without warning, your car surges forward uncontrollably. Your heart races as you struggle to regain control, but the vehicle seems to have a mind of its own. This terrifying experience, known as sudden unintended acceleration (SUA), has led to numerous accidents, injuries, and even fatalities....
Categories: Car Accidents
Understanding the distinction between negligent driving vs. reckless driving is critical, especially if you were involved in an accident. Both offenses lead to legal consequences, but they differ in intent, severity, and impact on liability. If you suffered injuries in a car accident, you may be worried about how a determination of negligence or recklessness...
Categories: Auto Accident
Dealing with the aftermath of a car crash is a challenge for any driver, but the challenge is made worse when you know the crash wasn’t your fault. After an accident, you’ll be dealing with injuries and medical costs while also having to navigate the claims process and fight with insurance companies to prove you...
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,...
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...
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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