No Fees Unless We Win 206-919-3215
Blog
Colburn Law
How Do You Prove Wrongful Death?Posted in Blog,Wrongful Death on November 10, 2025
Losing a loved one is a profound and devastating experience, especially when their death is due to someone else’s negligence or wrongful act. In these moments, seeking justice and accountability becomes a priority for many. Filing a wrongful death lawsuit is a path that many choose to take, holding the at-fault party financially liable for
The Most Common Injuries Caused by Working with Machines UnsafelyPosted in Blog,Worksite Injury on November 7, 2025
Heavy machinery, by its nature, is dangerous. Workers in industries that range from manufacturing to construction must interact with large, powerful, and often complex equipment every day, which requires careful handling and adherence to safety protocols. Failure to follow these protocols can lead to serious injuries or even fatalities, emphasizing the importance of safety training.
Best Lawyers: The Best Lawyers in America® awardPosted in Blog on September 18, 2025
Being recognized among The Best Lawyers in America award recipients reflects consistent legal performance and acknowledgment within the legal community. At Colburn Law—Accident and Injury Lawyers, Greg Colburn’s inclusion in the 2025 edition points to a continued presence in personal injury law. It reflects the kind of recognition that comes from steady, client-centered work in
How Do You Handle a Side-Swiped Car Incident?Posted in Blog on August 8, 2025
Changing lanes without full awareness may lead to a sideswiped car situation, where vehicles traveling in the same direction scrape against one another. These incidents are often the result of blind spots or brief distractions. In Washington, even low-speed collisions like these can trigger lasting consequences, such as physical injuries, repair bills, and delays from
June Is National Safety Month: Tips to Prevent Injury & Death in SeattlePosted in Blog on June 1, 2024
Every June, the National Safety Council (NSC) hosts National Safety Month, an initiative that encourages individuals and businesses to focus on reducing preventable injuries and deaths. This year, National Safety Month will focus on four important topics: Emergency Preparedness, Slips, Trips, and Falls, Heat-Related Illness, and Hazard Recognition. As a person living or working in
Examples of Unintentional and Intentional TortsPosted in Blog,Personal Injury on May 14, 2024
When disputes arise, the field of tort law becomes a crucial framework for resolving conflicts. Tort law governs situations where one party’s actions cause harm to another, categorizing these actions as either intentional or unintentional torts based on the presence or absence of deliberate intent. If you have been injured by another person in Washington,
What Differentiates Distracted Driving From Inattentive Driving?Posted in Blog,Car Accidents on May 13, 2024
Driving demands undivided attention. You not only need to maneuver a vehicle and follow traffic rules, but you also need to constantly respond to the dynamic environment of the road. Any distractions, daydreams, or other factors that take your concentration away from driving can result in devastating accidents. Distracted and inattentive driving are two behaviors
What Is The Timeline To File A Lawsuit In Washington?Posted in Blog,Personal Injury on May 13, 2024
If you plan on filing a lawsuit in Washington state, it is important to understand the statute of limitations. This legal timeframe dictates how long you have to initiate a lawsuit after an incident has occurred. By limiting the time for filing a claim, the statute of limitations helps preserve the integrity of evidence, including
Washington Motorcycle Accident Statistics [2024]Posted in Blog,Motorcycle Accidents on May 13, 2024
Despite advances in vehicle safety features and road design, motorcyclists continue to face disproportionately high risks on the roads. The lack of a protective shell, combined with a higher propensity for rollovers or loss of control, can lead to serious collisions between two- and four-wheeled vehicles. Data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),
How to Report Your Landlord for NegligencePosted in Blog on May 13, 2024
Safe, habitable living conditions are a basic right under the law, yet some landlords fail to uphold these standards. This neglect can jeopardize a tenant’s health, safety, and well-being; in some cases, it can result in serious accidents. If you are a renter in Washington, here is what you need to know about reporting your