Car Accidents

Washington places a time limit on car accident victims for filing a lawsuit for personal injury. If you’ve been injured in a car accident in Seattle or elsewhere in Washington, you have 3 years to file a lawsuit. However, a car accident claim and a lawsuit are two different things: Filing a claim means...

A car accident isn’t just devastating to your physical health and emotional well-being, but it can also be devastating to a bank account. When you’ve sustained significant or even grave injuries as well as property damage, the bills may pile up while paychecks stop coming in due to the time it takes for you...

Car accidents are always distressing, but while everyone understands that they can file personal injury claims with the hope of recovering damages such as medical expenses and lost wages when they’ve been injured in an accident, for many accident victims it’s less clear how they recover other damages. Though the ability to walk away...

If you’ve had a car accident in Seattle or elsewhere in Washington, you may be wondering what your legal obligations are for reporting the accident. Do you have to report a minor fender bender? Who do you call to report a major car accident other than your initial 911 call for emergency services? Washington...

The aftermath of a car accident extends far beyond the initial period of treatment and recovery from your injuries during the first days and weeks. Often the accident has far-reaching or long-term consequences not only for your physical injuries but also for your family’s economic well-being. With medical bills coming in and missed paychecks...