Legal Knowledge and Expertise Experienced criminal defense attorneys have in-depth knowledge of criminal law, criminal procedure, rules of evidence, courtroom procedures, and criminal defense strategies. They understand the nuances of the law and know how to navigate the complexities of…
Insurance adjusters are trained to minimize payouts for personal injury claims to protect the company’s bottom line. And, most are very good at what they do. While experienced personal injury lawyers find their tactics ridiculous and boring, they do tend…
There is so much stress after an injury accident. Most victims are not only trying to heal but figure out how to stay employed, pay medical bills (no, the at-fault isn’t paying bills during your treatment time!), and trying to…
Unfortunately, a car accident is generally not the time to use your best manners. Common decency is often used by insurance companies to impute fault. So, be aware that those at-scene statements are admissible in court later. Your kindness can…
These Injuries May Not Be Immediately Apparent The forces of a car accident often throw a person forward. However, when only one side or shoulder is pinned back with a seatbelt, it can contort the body and lead to intense…
Dog Bite Liability In Washington, there is strict liability for dog bites. This means that a dog owner is responsible if their dog bites someone on public or private property where the victim was lawfully allowed to be. So, if…
When your life gets turned upside down by an accident that was not your fault, your world can feel pretty chaotic. Typically, recovering from the physical injuries are your first order of business. However, it is not long before you…
Documenting an injury after a car accident is critical for both medical and legal purposes. Initially, some injuries may not present themselves or be obvious to a non-medical professional. Depending on the severity of the accident, you may want to…
Do not admit fault. If you are unsure as to who has “caused” the accident or will be considered at fault, be sure to call 911 so an officer can come to the scene. You can share what you know…
1. Call the Police If anyone was injured in an accident, you must call the police. You need to have an officer do an investigation. The report provided by the officer will be invaluable for resolving an accident and making…
