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...
Picture this: a cyclist is riding down a clearly marked bike route in a quiet Tacoma neighborhood, doing everything right, helmet on, proper gear, following the rules of the road. A driver crosses the intersection, distracted for just a moment, and doesn’t see...
Protecting Yourself on Tacoma Roads During the summer months in Western Washington, our streets, parks, and neighborhoods come alive with activity. Joggers hit the pavement early, family walks to local parks and splash parks, and cyclists, taking advantage of longer...
Spring has arrived in the Pacific Northwest, and with warmer temperatures and longer days comes an unmistakable sound on our roads: motorcycles returning to the streets. While this seasonal shift brings joy to riders eager to get back on two wheels, it also marks the...
