Most Common Types of Premises Liability Cases

Categories: Personal Injury

A premises liability lawsuit is filed when someone is injured on a property due to the owner’s negligence. Property owners must keep their property safe; failure to do so may make them liable for injuries. If you’re determining whether you have a valid premises liability claim, it’s crucial to consider if the property owner failed to...

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Dram Shop Laws and Liability in Washington State

Categories: Personal Injury

Drinking and driving is dangerous. According to the Washington Traffic Safety Commission, 2022 was the deadlies year on Washington roads and highways for over 30 years. And according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), drug and alcohol impairment is involved in more than half of fatal crashes. To help reduce these tragedies, Washington...

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Common Infections After A Dog Bite

Categories: Dog Bite

Getting bit by a dog is a terrifying and traumatic experience, but it’s dangerous as well. When most people think about dog bite injuries, they often think about the damage to skin, muscle, and tissue from the attack. Many do not realize that one of the most dangerous things about a dog bite is not...

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Vision Loss: Its Relation To Traumatic Brain Injury

Categories: Brain Injury

Suffering any type of head trauma can be severe. When your head hits an object in a car accident or during a slip and fall, it can result in a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Even mild traumatic brain injuries can have long-lasting effects, including vision and hearing issues. If you suffered a head injury, it’s...

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Premises Liability vs. Personal Liability: Differences

Categories: Slip and Fall

Accidents can take you by surprise. Whether you slip on a wet floor at the store or find yourself in a car accident because another driver wasn’t paying attention, the emotional and physical resultant pain can be frustrating. And when someone else’s carelessness leads to your injury, you’re left wondering what your next steps should...

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Statute of Limitations on Premises Liability in Washington

Categories: Slip and Fall

Have you been injured on someone else’s property in Washington State? Maybe you slipped and fell in a store, tripped on a broken sidewalk, or were hurt by a falling object. If so, you’re probably dealing with a lot right now—pain, medical bills, and the frustration of having your life disrupted. It’s important to know...

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Hip Pain After Car Accident

Categories: Car Accidents

It happened in a flash. One minute, you were driving down the road, maybe heading home from work on I-5 or perhaps enjoying a scenic drive with your family. The next minute, you were jolted by the impact of a car accident. Now, days or even weeks later, you’re dealing with pain in your hip...

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Can a Car Accident Cause Memory Loss?

Categories: Car Accidents

Memory loss after a car accident is a disorienting and distressing side effect of collisions, often leaving victims grappling not only with physical injuries but also with sudden and unwelcome changes in their cognitive function. If you suffer from memory loss following a car accident, understanding your rights and seeking the proper legal assistance makes...

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Sexual Abuse Statute of Limitations in Washington State

Categories: Sexual Abuse

There is no situation in which sexual abuse should be tolerated or go unpunished. If you or someone you love has experienced sexual abuse as an adult or a child, we encourage you to speak your truth. Many survivors decide to suffer in silence because they believe too much time has passed for them to...

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