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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Why Hiring an Experienced Attorney Is the Best Way to Overcome the Trucking Company’s DefenseA semi-truck accident attorney can take the burden of filing a claim off your shoulders by providing aggressive representation while you focus on your recovery.
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Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Truck Accident AttorneySince truck accident claims are often more complex than ordinary car crash cases, picking the right attorney could make a significant difference.
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What to Look for Before Choosing a Semi-Truck Crash Attorney in WashingtonSemi-truck accidents are often devastating. If you are considering filing a personal injury claim, you need an attorney who knows how to handle your case.
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How to Recover From a Truck Accident Facial InjurySemi-truck accidents have the potential to cause devastating injuries, including life-changing facial injuries. We can help with your financial recovery.
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What You Shouldn’t Do After a Serious Semi-Truck CrashYou could put your legal claim in jeopardy if you speak to an insurance adjuster or post about your accident on social media. Here are other mistakes to avoid.
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Catastrophic Semi-Truck Collisions Can Cause Limb AmputationsThere are few injuries as catastrophic as the loss of a limb. They are often the result of truck accidents. Learn about the rights of Washington accident victims.
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Accidents Caused by Drunk Truck Drivers: What You Need to KnowCrashes caused by impaired truck drivers can cause catastrophic injuries or death. Here’s what you need to know.
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The Three Most Common Types of Injuries Caused by Trucking Accidents—and What to Do If You Are InjuredIn Washington State, semi-truck collisions cause life-altering injuries. Learn about those injuries and how to get full and fair compensation.
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AAA Report: Technology Is Key to Preventing Truck AccidentsAAA says requiring installation of four types of new technology on new and existing large trucks could reduce the number of crashes, injuries, and deaths.
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How a Driver’s Hours of Service Logs Can Affect Your ClaimA truck driver’s hours of service log can help you prove negligence in an accident. For help obtaining evidence, call Max Meyers at 425-399-7000.
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Never Do These 4 Things When Driving Around Trucks on the HighwayBy avoiding these 4 things when driving around trucks on the highway you may prevent a truck accident. Call Max Meyers Law 425-399-7000.
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What to Collect: Evidence in Truck Accident Claim in TacomaFollowing a Tacoma truck crash, you’ll need to gather evidence in truck accident claim. Max Meyers law will advise you on how to proceed.
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Liability for Truck Accident in TacomaTo determine liability for truck accident in Tacoma, you must prove negligence by the driver. For help filing a claim, speak to a lawyer: 425-399-7000.
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Washington Truck Accident StatisticsThere 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.
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Tips for Safe Driving around Snowplows in RedmondLearn some tips for driving around snowplows in Redmond. This includes leaving enough room and not trying to pass a snowplow in operation.
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In the Tracy Morgan Truck Accident, Morgan Is At Fault for His Own Injuries … According to WalmartTracy Morgan’s Truck Accident on the New Jersey Turnpike has turned into a lengthy lawsuit against Walmart, which is faulting Morgan for his own injuries.
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Filing an Accident Claim Based on Truck Driver FatigueTired truck drivers cause truck accidents every year. Federal rules aim to combat truck driver fatigue, but it may still be the basis of a truck accident claim.
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Why You Should Avoid a Recorded Statement After a Truck AccidentYou've already been the victim of a truck accident, but don't be the victim of the insurance company too. Think twice before giving a recorded statement.