If someone in your household is about to get a first driver’s license, timing matters more than it used to. Beginning November 1, 2026, Washington is adding a new step for first-time drivers under 25, with more changes arriving in January 2027. Here’s what...
Last month we covered the mistakes that happen in the first hours after a car, motorcycle, or pedestrian accident. But injury cases can be more complex and may be months before we get involved, such as slip-and-falls, dog bites, and other premises liability claims....
If you were just in a car, motorcycle, or pedestrian accident in Tacoma or anywhere in Pierce County, the first 24-72 hours matter more than most people realize. Before you talk to anyone else, here are the mistakes we see most, and often regret: Waiting to see a...
Being injured by a drunk driver is one of the most jarring and infuriating experiences a person can go through. You did everything right. Someone else made a reckless, illegal choice, and now you’re the one dealing with medical bills, lost wages, and the...
As we move into a new year, several important legal changes have taken effect in Washington State that directly impact injury victims’ rights and protections. Whether you’ve been hurt by a drunk driver, injured on the job, or harmed as a pedestrian,...
When we think about traffic accidents, car crashes often come to mind first. However, Washington State is experiencing alarming increases across multiple types of accidents—from pedestrian collisions to e-scooter injuries. Understanding these trends and knowing what...
