Washington Injury Law Blog

How to Prevent Drunk Driving

You can’t control the actions of other drivers on the roadway. But you can control your actions. Drunk driving is …

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What is Comparative Negligence in Washington?

When an injury incident happens, and there are multiple parties responsible for causing the incident, the issue of comparative negligence …

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What Are The Levels of Spinal Cord Injury?

There are many misconceptions about spinal cord injuries, but one thing is certain – any level of spinal cord injury …

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Does the State of Washington Require a Motorcycle Rider to Wear a Helmet?

Motorcycle helmets save lives, and state law requires motorcycle riders to wear them. However, there are specific requirements regarding what …

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Washington Motorized Scooter Helmet Laws

Scooters have become more popular and widely used throughout the state. Perhaps you have seen various companies rent out electric …

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[Study] Causes of Teen Car Accidents

Teenagers receiving their driver’s permit or driver’s license is a significant milestone in their lives. It is a rite of …

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What is The Eggshell Skull Rule?

There are times when individuals have some type of pre-existing condition that could be made worse as a result of …

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Negligent vs. Reckless Driving 

The vast majority of car accident claims in the Washington area are the result of the negligent actions of one …

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Lane Splitting vs Lane Weaving in Washington

Motorcyclists in the state of Washington will understand what lane splitting and lane weaving are. These are two separate types …

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What Are Proximate and Superseding Causes in Personal Injury Cases?

There are various elements that must be present in order for a person to successfully recover compensation after sustaining an …

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