Lessons From Litigation
In this guide you will learn the following: The meaning of the term “damages” in an accident claim. The different types of damages you could be compensated for in your claim. How to claim damages for future medical expenses. What Does The Term “Damages” Mean In Layman's Terms? If you file a claim for compensation, you will hear the term…Read More
In this article, you can discover… Common electrical hazards and how to avoid them The role of codes and laws in proper electrical wiring How an attorney can be of help after a home electrical fire What Are Some Of The Most Common Electrical Hazards In Homes And Remodeling Sites? One of the most common hazards with regard to home…Read More
In this article, you can discover… How medical misdiagnosis is legally defined The evidence needed to prove medical misdiagnosis How an attorney can help you file a claim in light of a suspected misdiagnosis What Is Medical Misdiagnosis? A misdiagnosis is a medical provider's failure to diagnose a condition that should have or could have been diagnosed had they followed…Read More
An Issaquah family lost everything when their house burned nearly to the ground. It happened after they called the power company to deal with an electrical short. Puget Sound Energy was on site on 245th Ave Southeast in Mirrormont near Issaquah last Saturday. That's when the family said what appeared to be a short in the electrical system exploded into…Read More
In this article, you can discover: How crucial uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage is in Washington State and how it functions in protecting you. Your legal rights and actions you can take when involved in a car accident with an uninsured or underinsured driver. The vital importance of adequate insurance coverage to ensure your family's financial security after an accident. What Actions…Read More
Lessons From Litigation Court rules children's hospital must turn over mold infection records After a year-and-a-half battle, the Washington state appeals court ruled that Seattle Children's hospital must uphold a court order which requires the release of any mold-related medical records. In 2019, Seattle Children's closed its operating rooms due to an ongoing problem with Aspergillus mold infecting patients in…Read More
Lessons From Litigation Landmarks light the world in teal for Alzheimer's awareness On November 3, more than 800 landmarks were illuminated with teal lights to raise awareness for Alzheimer's disease. the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) states that more than 6.2 million Americans live with Alzheimer's disease, which is expected to double by 2060. Cities across the globe lit their…Read More
Lessons From Litigation Bill preventing ergonomic injuries in Washington passes 19 years ago, an initiative was passed to ban regulating workplace practices that contribute to musculoskeletal disorders and ergonomics. However, in early 2022 a new bill was introduced to overturn the ban, H.B. 1837. This New bill allows Washington state to implement regulations requiring employers to establish procedures that will…Read More
Lessons From Litigation Washington undergoing a rise in traffic deaths, while most states in the U.S. are experiencing a plateau In previous posts, we explored how traffic fatalities have seen a rise since the start of the pandemic. However, two years after the pandemic States are finally seeing a plateau or decrease in the number of traffic deaths, but Washington…Read More
Lessions From Litigation When to stop for school buses while driving Students in Washington state have returned to school, which means school buses are on the roads again. When buses are loading and unloading students it is important to remember when you need to stop to ensure children stay safe and to avoid a fine. The article, When drivers should…Read More
