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Delayed Symptoms of Car Accidents
Posted in Car Accidents on March 13, 2024
One of the biggest mistakes individuals make after a vehicle accident is ignoring the possibility of delayed car accident injury symptoms. Yes, many vehicle accident injuries are obvious right after the incident occurs, but that is not always the case. It is not uncommon for the signs and symptoms of vehicle accident injuries to...
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What to do After an Uber/Lyft Accident in Washington?
Posted in Motor Vehicle Accidents on March 6, 2024
If you or somebody you care about sustained an injury or property damage as a result of an Uber or Lyft accident in Washington, there are various steps you should take to help recover the compensation you are entitled to. After these types of incidents occur, there should be a thorough investigation, particularly examining...
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Who’s Liable if You Slip and Fall in a Parking Lot?
Posted in Personal Injury on February 14, 2024
Slip and fall injuries often lead to significant setbacks for victims in Washington, and recovering compensation can be particularly challenging. Slip and fall accident victims may be able to recover compensation for their medical expenses, lost wages, and pain and suffering damages, but determining who is liable for a parking lot slip and fall...
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Seattle Rain: How to Ride a Motorcycle Safely
Posted in Motor Vehicle Accidents on February 5, 2024
When you live somewhere that averages around 40 inches of rain annually, you have to be ready for some slick conditions. This is particularly important for our motorcycle enthusiasts in and around Seattle. Safely operating a motorcycle in wet conditions is a skill any motorcyclist in the Pacific Northwest should have under their belt....
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What are the Symptoms of a Concussion?
Posted in Brain Injuries, Personal Injury on January 22, 2024
Concussions are dangerous, but individuals often do not recognize (or take seriously) the signs and symptoms of these injuries before damage is done. Information from the CDC indicates that there were more than 214,000 hospitalizations as a result of traumatic brain injuries during a recent reporting year. Many of these emergency room visits are...
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Returning to Work After a Workplace Injury
Posted in Injuries on January 20, 2024
Workers who sustain on-the-job injuries are usually able to receive full coverage of medical expenses and a portion of any lost income that is incurred as a result of the injury and the recovery process. Workers’ compensation insurance in Washington provides these protections. However, what happens when an employee is ready to head back...
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Seattle Bike Laws
Posted in Blog on December 21, 2023
Did you know that bicyclists have most of the same rights as vehicle drivers on the roadways of Seattle and throughout Washington? With these rights also come similar responsibilities on the part of the bicyclist. If you are a regular bicycle rider in or around the Seattle area, we need to know the bicycle...
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Who is Liable For a Slip-and-Fall in a Bus?
Posted in Personal Injury on December 19, 2023
Slip and fall accidents are not uncommon, and individuals who sustain injuries due to the negligence of a property owner are often able to recover compensation for their losses. However, what happens if a slip and fall injury occurs on a bus? Bus operators and other common carriers owe a specific duty of care...
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Tips to Drive Safe in the Fog
Posted in Car Accidents, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury on November 21, 2023
Foggy driving – it’s not something any of us particularly want to do. However, for those who regularly drive vehicles in Seattle or anywhere throughout Washington, driving through the fog is part of our reality. Driving in the fog presents various types of hazards for drivers and unfortunately, accidents. If you are in a...
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How Delayed Hospital Treatment Can Harm You
Posted in Medical Malpractice on November 7, 2023
Most people expect longer wait times when they go to the emergency room, especially if they are not experiencing an immediate life-threatening situation. Most individuals who go to the ER go through a triage process initiated by intake personnel, usually a nurse. However, what if your wait time at the hospital was incredibly long?...
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