Updates and Information about Personal Injury Law in Washington
This blog is a way for our firm to update you about the newest happenings in personal injury law, as well as to provide tips and advice for what to do if you're injured because of someone else's negligent actions.
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Non-Bike Routes in Washington Be aware of these non-bike routes in Washington. For example, the Washington DOT restricts bike access on I-90 between Exits 54 and 62. -
Washington Truck Accident Statistics There were about 3,800 large trucks in fatal accidents in the U.S. There were 44 in Washington. Review these and other truck accident statistics. -
Ghost Car Navigation System: A safer way to travel in Bellevue? A new Ghost Car navigation system unveiled by Jaguar could provide added safety for Bellevue drivers maneuvering on the roads. -
How to Choose a Motorcycle Helmet That is Right for You Before heading out on a ride, make sure you know how to choose a motorcycle helmet that fits you well and maximizes safety. -
Seattle Retailer Creates Clothing Line that Feels Like Bikewear and Looks Like Streetwear A store in Seattle offers bicycle clothing that is safe, comfortable, and looks like normal, everyday clothing. It’s the latest innovation to encourage cycling. -
TAC Campaign Should Serve as Reminder for Seattle Drivers to Drive Safely A powerful TAC campaign in Australia sends a powerful message that should remind all Seattle drivers to drive safely and never drink and drive. -
Pets as Passengers: Tips for Driving with Pets in the Car in Bellevue If you’re a pet owner in Bellevue, keep yourself and others safe when driving with pets in the car by using a harness and staying focused on driving. -
Defective Bicycle Shock Absorbers Increase Accident Risks for Kirkland Cyclists A manufacturer is recalling bicycle shock absorbers because of defects that could result in an accident. Kirkland bicyclists should check if they are affected. -
Tips for Safe Driving around Snowplows in Redmond Learn some tips for driving around snowplows in Redmond. This includes leaving enough room and not trying to pass a snowplow in operation. -
Seattle Bicyclists, Take Notice: Felt Bicycles Recalled Due to Fall Risks Felt bicycles recently were recalled due to fall accident and injury risks. Seattle bicyclists should read on to learn how to correct the hazard. -
Bellevue Drivers Take Note: Poor Minivan Crash Test Ratings for Popular Models Bellevue parents looking to buy a minivan should pay attention to minivan crash test ratings. Unfortunately, some popular models scored poorly on recent tests. -
Cold Weather Motorcycle Riding Tips for Redmond Motorcyclists Follow these cold weather motorcycle riding tips to stay safe while riding your motorcycle during the winter months throughout Redmond and nearby areas. -
Avascular Necrosis from a Broken Scaphoid in a Bicycle Accident Avascular necrosis is bone tissue death because of poor blood supply. It may be present after a Redmond bicyclist suffers a wrist fracture, for example. -
Most Common Causes of Pedestrian Accident Injuries: It's Not Cars Some common causes of pedestrian accidents include tripping, traffic accidents, animal-involved accidents, and more. Learn the top six causes -
Debridement Surgery for Bike Accident Injuries If you’ve been injured in a bicycle accident, you may be entitled to compensation for your debridement surgery. Call Max Meyers for help at 425-399-7000. -
Commuting by bike? Learn About These Awesome Seattle Bike Safety Initiatives Already in Place There are already several Seattle bike safety initiatives, like green lanes, bike boxes, bike lanes, and plenty more. Here's an overview. -
How do I get involved in the Westlake Cycle Track Project? An ambitious Seattle initiative for bike safety is currently in progress, and the city is inviting residents to get involved in the Westlake Cycle Track project. -
How the Election Results May Impact Transportation Funding Now that the elections are over, we may see more activity in transportation funding as new governors begin work on fulfilling their election promises. -
Berkeley Study Finds Motorcycle Lane Splitting Safe at Some Speeds A UC Berkley study found that motorcycle lane splitting may be safe at certain speeds, but it still remains illegal in the state of Washington. -
House Panel: NHTSA Mishandled Car Safety Records According to a House panel, the NHTSA mishandled car safety records by responding slowly to known safety defects in a huge number of U.S. vehicles.