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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“No Contact” Collisions: How to Protect Yourself Before and After A “no contact” car accident may sound absurd, but many Washington State drivers discover the hard way that they are no laughing matter. Read on to learn more. -
New Report Highlights Congestion Problem in Seattle A Washington State DOT report shows traffic congestion was worse and commutes were slower in 2016 than in 2014. For injury claim help, call 425-399-7000. -
AAA Report: In-Vehicle Infotainment Systems Prove Distracting Safety Risks The AAA report examines the most distracting features of in-vehicle infotainment systems. Learn which features were most distracting and how to stay safe. -
Alcohol-Related Accidents During the Holidays Greater alcohol consumption, combined with higher traffic volume and winter road conditions, can increase risks during the holidays. -
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week is November 5-12, 2017: Here’s How to Prevent Fatigued Driving Driving while sleepy can be just as dangerous as drunk driving. Find out how to avoid drowsy driving during Drowsy Driving Prevention Week. -
November Begins the MADD Tie One On For Safety Campaign Mothers Against Drunk Driving begins its annual “Tie One On For Safety” campaign to spread awareness of the dangers of drunk driving. -
How to Recognize Teen Driver Safety Week October 15-21, 2017 Check out these teen driving tips and strategies to recognize Teen Driver Safety Week, October 15 – 21, 2017. -
How to Avoid Fall Driving Safety Risks Earlier darkness, weather changes, wet leaves, and wildlife on the road are fall driving safety risks. Learn how to prepare for and avoid these risks. -
Pokémon Go Safety Concerns: Negligent Players Causing Car Accidents The Pokémon Go smartphone game has taken the world by storm. But there are safety concerns abound for both drivers and pedestrians engaged in the app. -
How did Washington State’s traffic policies rate? According to CPSTF and NHTSA’s traffic policy ratings, Washington State could use work becoming a safer place to drive. For accident help: 425-399-7000. -
The 100 Deadliest Days of Driving Start Soon: How Parents Can Prepare The 100 deadliest days for teen drivers begins Memorial Day and ends on Labor Day. Here is how parents can prepare themselves. -
Types of Dental Injuries from a Car Accident Dental injuries from a car accident can have serious physical and emotional repercussions. For help recovering dental injury compensation: 425-399-7000. -
3 Post-Accident Pain Tracking Apps Tracking pain can be difficult, but these three post-accident pain tracking apps can help. For legal options after an accident, call 425-399-7000. -
IIHS Report: Less than Half of Headlights Are Acceptable The results of the first IIHS headlight study may prompt manufacturers to up their game and hopefully reduce the number of accidents on our roads. -
How Child Accident Claims Work Children can file child accident claims in Washington State after age 18 or before using a “next friend” or guardian ad litem. -
Celebrate Distracted Driving Awareness Month with Three Easy Ways to Stop Distracted Driving To observe Distracted Driving Awareness Month, check out these three easy ways you can keep your attention on the road. -
Seattle Makes Top 5 for Worst Traffic Cities in the U.S. Seattle made it into the top five for worst traffic cities in the U.S. If you or a loved one suffered injuries in an accident, call 425-399-7000. -
3 Ways to Ruin Your Personal Injury Claim Make sure to check out these three ways to ruin your personal injury claim to ensure you do everything you can to protect your rights after a car accident. -
Seattle’s High Car Accident Frequency: Seattle Drivers Only Go an Average of 7 Years Between Accidents Allstate ranked Seattle drivers pretty low on its safe driving cities report, with a car accident frequency of one accident per person every seven years. -
Teen Drivers in Seattle Waiting Longer to Get Licenses - Does it make them worse drivers? According to new studies, teen drivers in Seattle are waiting longer to get their licenses which may make them worse drivers during their lifetime.