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Significant changes to Washington wrongful death law
Posted in Firm News on April 29, 2019
Back in 2015, the tragic traffic crash involving the “Ride the Ducks” tour vehicle brought national attention to Washington. The crash injured 69 individuals and killed five. The aftermath of the crash rattled the families who lost loved ones and suffered such emotional and physical losses. And it soon rattled the nation as well...
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What are never events?
Posted in Firm News, Medical Malpractice on April 25, 2019
A common term heard in medical malpractice cases is a “never event.” In short, never events are extreme medical accidents or situations that should not have happened. However, there is a lot more to never events than that. Never events include a wide range of categories, details and situations. Here is a quick look...
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The impact of machines on medical malpractice cases
Posted in Firm News, Medical Malpractice on April 23, 2019
The world of technology advances every day. And many of those advances impact the medical field. Many hospitals now use robots to perform various surgeries in Washington and across the country. Of course, medical professionals still operate the machines. Researchers at Harvard Medical School say that instead of operating them, physicians could soon work as a...
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How much does precipitation affect car accidents?
Posted in Firm News, Motor Vehicle Accidents on April 22, 2019
Most drivers understand the importance of driving safely while it is raining or snowing. Reduced visibility, slippery surfaces, and traffic congestion are just some of the conditions that can affect a driver’s ability to drive safely in inclement weather. But most drivers are probably not aware to what extent weather affects their safety on...
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Relationship challenges following a car crash
Posted in Firm News, Motor Vehicle Accidents on April 19, 2019
People often focus on many of the immediately visible consequences of motor vehicle collisions, from neck and back injuries to broken bones and lacerations. Moreover, the financial consequences of these collisions often receive a lot of attention. With that said, it is essential to bear in mind that there are many other ways in...
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Compensation Available After a Car Accident
Posted in Firm News, Injuries on April 19, 2019
Accidents happen so fast that there is barely time to react. In seconds, a reckless driver can leave someone severely injured. If you have been injured, contact our Seattle car accident lawyers today for a free case evaluation. There is no doubt that an injury can throw life out of balance. That is why...
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No more mesh products
Posted in Firm News, Injuries on April 18, 2019
Many women throughout Washington and the United States suffer pelvic organ prolapse (POP), or the weakening of pelvic organs. For years, the most common method of treating POP was a surgical implant of mesh. These methods may have to change. The Food and Drug Administration has warned manufacturers and patients alike about mesh products...
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Defining Premises Liability
Posted in Firm News, Injuries on April 17, 2019
Anyone who owns a plot of property, from a landlord to a store owner, is responsible for the conditions of that property. This duty of care requires landowners to maintain their property and keep conditions safe for visitors. The duty of care is also the reason that property owners could be liable if someone...
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Nationwide traffic fatality rates rising
Posted in Firm News, Motor Vehicle Accidents on April 15, 2019
Driving is more dangerous than most people realize. And recently released statistics prove that driving in the United States may be becoming even more dangerous. According to the National Safety Council, there has been an uptick in traffic fatalities for the past three years. In 2016, 2017, and 2018, there have been more than...
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Alcohol, speed fatalities on the rise
Posted in Firm News, Motor Vehicle Accidents on April 14, 2019
Like many residents in Washington State, you may be watching the development of autonomous vehicle technology carefully. A major benefit touted as a primary reason for these vehicles is the elimination of human-caused accidents. In looking at statistics from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, it may seem that this is a big need...
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