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...
Premises Liability vs. Personal Liability: Differences
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...
Statute of Limitations on Premises Liability in Washington
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...
What Are the Common Slip & Fall Injuries?
Falling flat on your face might seem like a minor inconvenience. However, the impact of a fall can range from mild discomfort to life-altering consequences. While some falls might result in a bruised ego and a sore backside, others can leave you facing significant injuries and a long road to recovery. This blog post delves...
What to Do After a Slip-and-Fall Accident?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 3 million older adults are treated for slips and falls annually in emergency departments nationwide. Over 800,000 of these emergency department patients need long-term medical care. Broken bones and head trauma are common injuries that require immediate medical attention. Slips and falls cause 95% of...
Average Settlements for Slip and Fall Lawsuits in Washington State
Slip and fall accidents can be disruptive. They happen fast and without warning, often injuring the person who took a tumble. In fact, slip and fall accidents account for over 1 million emergency room visits a year, potentially leading to extensive medical bills and even long-term care costs. You may be entitled to significant compensation...
Slip and Fall Injury: Statute of Limitations in Washington State
If you are the victim of a slip and fall injury in Washington State, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. This is especially true if your accident occurred in a place where a property owner was negligent. But whether you decide to settle with an insurance company or fight for your rights...