Compassionate & Aggressive Personal Injury Attorneys
Weather can play a role in motor vehicle accidents for various reasons, whether you collide with another vehicle as a result of a slick roadway, ice or snow. However, you should realize that other weather-related risk factors can result in a collision, such as wind....
When you get into a car accident, you will likely not get out unscathed. Many injuries common to car crashes focus on the head, neck and back. However, back injuries that do not involve the spinal cord often end up overlooked. Despite this, they can cause a good deal...
Consumers across Washington and the rest of the nation are showing a growing preference for large trucks and SUVs, rather than traditional sedans. Many who opt for these large, heavy vehicles do so because they feel safer in a bigger vehicle, believing the extra metal...
Construction zones are a standard part of life in Washington, but you may try to avoid them when possible. While they may cause you delays, car crashes are also common in these areas, and many of the wrecks that occur in work zones result from similar circumstances....
Wrongful death claims are made when a person dies because of someone else's actions. Not every case may be open for a claim. Under Washington law, a claim for wrongful death may occur when one person causes the death of another through actions that are neglectful or...
People who are in charge of operating large trucks should always take precautions around smaller ones. Sometimes, truckers fail to follow these guidelines and can look away from oncoming traffic long enough to crash into your car. While you may know about some factors...
One of the most dangerous routines workers have is commuting. Driving to and from work every day increases the risk of getting involved in a motor vehicle accident. Even if your commute is necessary, do what you can to minimize the risk of collisions. Avoid dangerous...
Rear-end collisions make up a good chunk of the crashes that happen on the road. As with most other types of crashes, they also tend to result in similar injuries depending on several factors. What sort of injuries are most common in rear-end crashes? Examining...
Statistics clearly show that universal helmet laws save the lives of motorcyclists and reduce serious injuries. Because Washington requires all riders to wear appropriate protective headgear, riders in the state enjoy an extra level of safety. Still, accidents and...
Washington's teen drivers do not have the behind-the-wheel experience that older motorists have, and this means they may be less likely to know what to do in certain situations to avoid a wreck. Teen drivers are also highly susceptible to distraction, and often, the...