How To Determine Fault In A Car Accident In Washington
In the chaotic aftermath of a car accident, it’s common for drivers to point their fingers at each other, and most car accident victims know not to admit fault even if they believe they caused the accident. Insurance companies are highly motivated to dispute their client’s fault in a car accident to protect their...
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Facts About Brain Injury Awareness Month
Most people never imagine that their lives can spin off course in a moment when an injury impacts the organ that’s the center of all thought, reasoning, emotion, and bodily function. Sadly, over 5.3 million Americans and their families live with the daily impacts of a brain injury, one of the most common causes...
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Types of Car Accident Injuries In Washington
Car accidents are a terrifying experience even when the driver and passengers walk away without injuries, but when car accident victims suffer serious injuries it leaves physical, emotional, and financial consequences. The consequences of a car accident are the victim’s “damages,” and often include medical expenses, lost income, and compensation for pain and suffering...
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What Should I Do If I Get Into a Hit and Run In Kent, Washington?
All car accidents are shocking and distressing, especially when you’ve suffered painful injuries, but when the other driver flees the scene of the accident, it’s particularly disturbing. You may be wondering how someone could behave so callously as to not check to see if you’ve been injured, especially if they caused the accident. Sadly,...
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How Long After a Car Accident Can Injuries Appear?
The aftermath of a car accident is a traumatic time. Often victims are grateful to be able to walk away from an accident with their life, or that of their loved ones. In the rush of adrenaline during an accident and the endorphins associated with relief after surviving an accident, victims may overlook symptoms...
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[Study] Where are Washington Pedestrians at Highest Risk of Being Struck by Vehicles?
Nearly 8,000 American pedestrians died in car crashes in 2021, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The year before that, more than 100,000 pedestrians were treated in emergency rooms across the country for non-fatal injuries sustained in motor vehicle collisions. Increasing pedestrian safety is a major component of...
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Will My Kent Personal Injury Case Go to Trial?
All injuries are sudden, painful, and traumatic, but an injury is especially distressing when it was the fault of someone else who acted in a negligent, careless, or reckless manner. A personal injury claim ensures that the at-fault party is held accountable and pays for the damages. “Damages” in a Washington personal injury case...
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