Car Accidents
Delayed Symptoms of Car Accidents
Posted in Car Accidents on March 13, 2024
One of the biggest mistakes individuals make after a vehicle accident is ignoring the possibility of delayed car accident injury symptoms. Yes, many vehicle accident injuries are obvious right after the incident occurs, but that is not always the case. It is not uncommon for the signs and symptoms of vehicle accident injuries to...
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Tips to Drive Safe in the Fog
Posted in Car Accidents, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury on November 21, 2023
Foggy driving - it's not something any of us particularly want to do. However, for those who regularly drive vehicles in Seattle or anywhere throughout Washington, driving through the fog is part of our reality. Driving in the fog presents various types of hazards for drivers and unfortunately, accidents. If you are in a...
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How do I Handle the Insurance Company After a Fatal Car Accident?
Posted in Car Accidents on October 24, 2023
If you or somebody you love has been in a car accident that also involved a fatality, there will undoubtedly be insurance carriers involved. In some cases, there may be a wrongful death claim that involves legal teams for various parties. Inevitably, those involved in a fatal vehicle accident will have to speak to...
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Who Is Responsible for a Hydroplane Car Accident in Seattle?
Posted in Car Accidents on October 10, 2023
Hydroplaning occurs when a vehicle slides uncontrollably on a wet surface or area of the roadway. These incidents occur when the water that typically goes between the tire treads remains in between the tire and the roadway, causing the vehicle to slide across the top of the water. Hydroplane incidents can lead to major...
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Can a Motor Vehicle Collision Cause Arthritis?
Posted in Car Accidents on August 9, 2023
Most people are familiar with arthritis, which is the swelling or tenderness of one or more joints in the body. Arthritis can occur in various areas of the body where cartilage can break down around the joint. However, can a vehicle accident cause arthritis? Here, our personal injury lawyers want to discuss this question...
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Washington State Right of Way Laws
Posted in Car Accidents on August 3, 2023
There are laws in place to ensure that vehicles understand the proper procedures for yielding the right of way. Without solid right-of-way laws, drivers in Washington would collide with each other on a daily basis, but admittedly, these laws can be confusing. Here, our Seattle car accident attorneys want to review basic right-of-way laws...
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How to Deal With an Insurance Adjuster After a Car Accident
Posted in Car Accidents on July 12, 2023
When a vehicle accident occurs, individuals will typically go through their insurance carriers to recover any compensation they may be owed. If an accident was caused by the negligent actions of another party, victims will report the claim to their insurance carrier and will also likely have to speak to the insurance claims adjuster...
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What to Do If You’re In a Car Accident While Pregnant
Posted in Car Accidents on July 12, 2023
Vehicle accidents are not uncommon, but they can be incredibly terrifying for those who get into an accident while pregnant. Vehicle accidents can put incredible stress and strain on the human body, and the trauma of the incident can certainly affect an unborn child. Here, we want to discuss the steps that pregnant women...
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What is Vehophobia and How is it Treated After a Car Accident?
Posted in Car Accidents on May 17, 2023
When most people think of vehicle accidents, they think of injuries and property damage. Typically, individuals receive compensation from the at-fault party to pay for their expenses, and they move on from the incident. Unfortunately, there are times when individuals experience various types of emotional and psychological distress caused by the incident, including vehophobia....
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Is Washington a No-Fault State?
Posted in Car Accidents on May 2, 2023
Several states across the country use a no-fault system to handle vehicle accident claims, which means that each party will typically turn to their own personal injury protection (PIP) insurance to recover compensation after the accident. However, the state of Washington is not a no-fault state. Accidents in our state are handled using a...
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