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How to File a Personal Injury Claim in Washington

When an accident occurs, victims can be severely injured. In some cases, the effects of the injuries can be long-term,…

5 years ago

New Case Law in Roadway Design Cases, Lowman v. Wilbur

We have litigated a number of cases where some or all of the claims in the case involve issues of…

5 years ago

What To Do When Sustaining Two Automobile Collisions Close In Time

It happens more frequently than people would realize where an individual is injured in an automobile accident, and then within…

5 years ago

$15.2 Million Judgment in King County Medical Malpractice Case

In July, Judge Erlick of the King County Superior Court awarded the family of MacKenzie Briant a $15.2 million judgment…

5 years ago

Washington Court of Appeals Clarifies UIM Statute in Ochoa

A case was recently decided by the Washington Court of Appeal (Division I in Seattle), called Ochoa v. Progressive, whereby the…

5 years ago

Res Ipsa Loquitur in Washington Courts

The Washington Court of Appeals recently released an unpublished decision discussing the tort doctrine of Res Ipsa Loquitur (RIL). RIL is a fancy…

6 years ago

Interplay Between Informed Consent and Failure to Diagnose Case Theories

In December of 2012, the Washington Court of Appeals issued a case containing further guidance with regard to how a…

6 years ago

Follow Up on Levin v. United States

We now have the answer to the question regarding the Federal Tort Claims Act and the Gonzalez Act that was…

6 years ago

Stedman v. Cooper Re-examines Tencer Testimony

Another case was decided in the Washington Court of Appeals late last year regarding the testimony of Dr. Allan Tencer. The…

6 years ago

McDevitt v. Harborview Builds on Waples

The Washington State Supreme Court recently re-visited the Waples v. Yi decision, just as we did, albeit with regard to new issues. In…

6 years ago