Washington Injury Law Blog

What Happens When Your Car Is Totaled After an Accident in Seattle?

Getting into a car accident in Seattle is stressful enough. But when you learn your vehicle has been declared a …

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The Dangers of Distracted Driving in Seattle Car Accidents

Seattle has some of the most congested highways in the state, particularly during commute hours, and the dangers of distracted …

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Is a Rear-End Accident Always Your Fault in Seattle?

Rear-end accidents are some of the most common crashes on Seattle roads. Whether you’re caught in rush hour traffic on …

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What is the Motorcycle Accident Survival Rate in Washington State?

Motorcycles offer unmatched freedom on the road, but that freedom comes with serious risks. Riders are far more exposed than …

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Understanding Washington Comparative Negligence Law

When a car accident occurs in Seattle, there is often considerable confusion and chaos in the aftermath. Ensuring your safety …

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Whose Insurance Covers Borrowed Car Accidents In Washington State?

Car accidents in Seattle can happen suddenly, and even a seemingly minor crash can cause extensive personal injuries and property …

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Legal Consequences When a Drunk Driver Hits a Motorcyclist in Seattle

Motorcyclists are some of the most vulnerable people on Seattle’s roads, and when a drunk driver hits a motorcyclist, the …

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What Happens if an Insurance Company Refuses to Pay a Claim?

Insurance coverage helps to protect you against financial losses when the unexpected happens. If you suffer personal injuries due to …

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Do I Have to File a Police Report After a Minor Accident in Seattle?

One of the most common questions our Seattle car accident attorney hears from clients is whether you must file a …

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How Common is Road Rash From a Motorcycle Accident in Seattle?

While motorcycles offer an easy and exhilarating way to navigate the city, motorcycle accidents in Seattle happen on an unfortunately …

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