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Key Takeaways Washington fault rules have not yet caught up with the realities of driverless vehicle crashes on Seattle roads. Washington’s aging road infrastructure...
Key Takeaways Drunk drivers in Washington display recognizable patterns, including weaving, erratic braking, and failure to respond to traffic signals. Call 911 immediately with...
Key Takeaways A personal injury claim allows injured people to seek compensation from the party whose negligence caused their harm. Negligence requires proving duty...
Key Takeaways Washington DOL driving records retain at-fault accident data for five years from the date of the crash. Insurance carriers may review up...
Key Takeaways A Seattle car accident can raise your insurance premiums by 20–40% for three to five years if you are at fault. Washington...
Key Takeaways Lane splitting is illegal in Washington State under RCW 46.61.608, which prohibits riding between traffic lanes. Riders who lane split face fines...
Key Takeaways Washington property owners must keep premises reasonably safe for those who enter. Most injured people have three years from the date of...
Key Takeaways Loss of consortium covers the companionship, affection, support, and marital benefits lost due to negligence. Courts treat loss of consortium as a...
Key Takeaways Emotional distress requires proof of severe psychological harm linked to the incident. Claims fall under intentional or negligent infliction, each with different...
Key Takeaways Car accident injuries range from minor soft tissue damage to fatal trauma. Severe injuries include brain damage, spinal injuries, and internal bleeding. Fatal...
Key Takeaways Rejecting a settlement typically continues negotiations rather than ending the claim. Insurance companies often ask for more evidence after rejection to reevaluate...
Key Takeaways Recorded statements are insurer-led interviews covering accident details, injuries, and prior health history. Adjusters use these interviews to identify inconsistencies and reduce...
Key Takeaways Washington allows pain and suffering damages for injuries caused by another party’s negligence or reckless conduct. No fixed formula applies, and claim...
Key Takeaways The leasing company holds the vehicle title throughout the lease term. Insurance payments after a crash go directly to the leasing company....
Key Takeaways Minimum passenger age on motorcycles is five years under Washington law. Motorcycles must have a passenger seat and footpegs for each rider....
Key Takeaways You may sue an insurer for denied, delayed, or improperly handled claims. IFCA permits legal action after an unreasonable denial of benefits...
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