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Tips for Settling a Slip and Fall ClaimPosted in Personal Injury,Safety Tips on April 13, 2022
When you are pursuing a slip and fall lawsuit, your goal is to secure the settlement that you need to recover. Reaching an adequate settlement in a slip and fall case can be a challenge, but simple with the support of an attorney. Here are a few critical tips for settling a slip and fall
How to Find Out If Someone Has Car InsurancePosted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on April 7, 2022
Whether you are involved in a severe multi-vehicle collision or a minor rear-end accident, you should always exchange insurance information after a car crash. Asking someone for his or her car insurance information can be challenging, especially if the driver does not carry the required coverage. Here are a few tips to help you find
Seattle Right of Way LawsPosted in Safety Tips on November 8, 2021
To keep everyone safe on the road, it is important for all motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians to follow Seattle’s right-of-way laws. The right of way dictates the flow of traffic and helps prevent avoidable collisions at stop signs, traffic lights, and other intersections. However, not everyone obeys right-of-way laws, leading to serious accidents on Seattle
What Is Sudden Unintended Acceleration?Posted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on April 19, 2021
Car accidents can happen for several reasons. In many cases, negligent driving behavior is responsible for these collisions. In other cases, however, dangerous and defective auto parts contribute to car accidents. One type of defect, known as sudden unintended acceleration, is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious crashes. Sudden Unintended Acceleration: A Dangerous Risk
Accidents Involving a Government Vehicle in Washington StatePosted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on April 2, 2021
Washington is a fault accident state, which means that drivers who are responsible for collisions must pay for their victims’ damages. Private drivers must uphold this responsibility, as well as government employees who are driving government vehicles or using their private vehicles for government purposes. However, the reporting process for accidents involving government employees differs
Test-Drive Accidents: Who Is Liable?Posted in Car Accidents,Safety Tips on January 11, 2021
If you are in the market for a new vehicle, you know how important a test drive can be. These opportunities allow you to operate a prospective vehicle before you decide to purchase it, allowing you to gain a better understanding of whether or not the car is right for you. However, accidents can occur
Road Trip Safety Tips During Coronavirus OutbreakPosted in Personal Injury,Safety Tips on January 10, 2021
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, travel has become a risky activity. Common transportation options, such as airplanes and public transit, places you in close proximity to crowds of strangers and may increase your chances of exposure. To reduce their COVID-19 risk, many Washington residents are choosing to take road trips in the safety of
What to Do When Injured Falling on An Uneven Sidewalk or StreetPosted in Personal Injury,Safety Tips on December 11, 2020
We often assume that our streets and sidewalks are safe to walk on — but a crack in the pavement, a sudden change in elevation, or chipped concrete can place pedestrians in danger. Slip and fall accidents are often very severe, leading to serious injuries such as traumatic brain damage, damaged hips, and broken
The Importance of Police Reports After an Accident in SeattlePosted in Car Accidents,Personal Injury,Safety Tips on December 4, 2020
After a car accident, you can incur some serious losses, including medical expenses, lost wages, and vehicle repairs. Washington laws allow injured drivers to claim compensation from the person responsible for their accidents, either through a lawsuit or insurance claim. During both legal pathways, you will need to prove your right to damages using all
How to Avoid Burns This WinterPosted in Safety Tips on December 2, 2020
The winter season brings cold temperatures, holiday festivities, and a higher risk of burns than other times of the year. Burn injuries, which can range from mild to life-threatening, can lead to severe pain, long-lasting complications, and financial hardship. You can avoid these losses by taking careful steps to prevent burns this winter, but