The following blog article was updated in January 2022. $35,000 – Woman Injured by Defective Food Product Containing Metal Fragment Settlement Amount: $35,000 Neck Injury Product Liability Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner attorney David Brown took on a challenging case with a client who had been to two prior attorneys, both of whom reached out...
5 Safety Tips for Washington Drivers Driving in School Zones



Whenever you are behind the wheel of a car, you should always obey traffic laws and drive safely. Limit the number of distractions and always keep an eye on your surroundings. If you are approaching a school zone, you have an even greater duty to be safe. Any time you are driving where children could...
What to do When Insurance Claims You’re Faking Your Injury



The following blog article was updated in January 2022. Filing a false insurance claim or personal injury lawsuit carries serious criminal and civil ramifications. However, not all personal injury claims are fraudulent. Sometimes there are legitimately injured victims accused of falsifying information or faking their injuries. It is common for insurance claim adjusters to try...
Proving Landlord Negligence in an Injury Case



The following blog article was updated in January 2022. Personal Injury Attorneys Fighting for Victims of Landlord Negligence across Washington As a renter, you expect that your landlord will keep the property you rent safe. While this is the case for most, there are instances where tenants may suffer catastrophic injuries because the landlord failed...
Should I Take the Insurance Companies First Settlement Offer?



The following blog article was updated in January 2022. After an accident, you might be contacted by the other party’s insurance. The claims adjuster assigned to your case could propose a settlement right then and there. You have medical costs, cannot work, and need money, but should you accept the first settlement offered to you?...
Can a Minor File a Lawsuit in the State of Washington?



The following blog article was updated in January 2022. Experienced Attorneys Helping Minors File Injury Lawsuits in Washington When a minor is injured, parents or guardians of the minor may wonder if the child is able to file a lawsuit on his or her own against the negligent party. The process for filing an injury...
Sue a Business for Injury: What You Should Know



If a business ends up injuring you in any way, there’s a good chance that you can recover damages from it. This is especially true if the business acted negligently to cause your injury. In some circumstances, however, the question of whether the business acted negligently is entirely irrelevant. If a product manufactured or sold...
Do I Need an Independent Medical Examination?



When people get hurt in any type of accident or mishap that was someone else’s fault, they often file a personal injury claim. The at-fault party’s insurance will then contact the injured party or victim in an attempt to work out a settlement. But insurance companies are a business, and businesses exist to make money....
Celebrating Father’s Day: Avoid Buying Gifts That Can Injure Your Dad



Every year when June rolls around, we all get the opportunity to show our fathers just how much they mean to us. Yes, Father’s day is a special day. While many people love to shower the important men in their lives with gifts, men can sometimes be a bit difficult to buy for. To buy...
What You Should Know About Long-Term Permanent Injuries



When you or someone you love is involved in a personal injury accident, it can affect every aspect of your life. Accidents involving severe or catastrophic injuries can impact your life for years to come or even change it permanently. Resolving claims for long-term permanent injuries is also more complicated. It’s crucial to have a...