How Does Seattle’s Heavy Rain Impact Car Accidents

Rain and snow make driving treacherous. Cars have difficulty gaining traction, and drivers have difficulty seeing. Roads can begin to flood if there’s too much precipitation. There’s an old line by the singer Jim Croce that says you can’t have the rainbow without the rain. To ensure you can enjoy the rainbow, you need to…

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The Role of Expert Testimony in Seattle Medical Malpractice Cases

Medical malpractice claims can be challenging because they are inherently complex. Building an argument that a doctor or other provider was negligent requires the ability to explain medical factors and expected levels of care to people who aren’t medical experts – like the judge and jury. When it comes to building a successful medical malpractice…

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Burn Injuries: Causes and Modern Treatments

The human body is incredibly resilient. It can adapt to and bounce back from an incredible range of traumas. That includes things like broken bones, bacterial infections, and so much more. It also includes burns. Of all the injuries that we can suffer, burns might be the most lingering. With their unique ability to scar,…

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What Does a Crash Reconstruction Expert Do?

Car accidents happen every day. From minor fender-benders to multi-car pileups on the nation’s highways, they’ve become an unfortunate part of life. For many people, the process of dealing with an accident (while undeniably stressful) is pretty straightforward. You assess the situation, notify the police, call for medical assistance (if necessary), move the vehicles out…

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Defective Auto Parts and Recalls

Unfortunately, auto accidents happen every day. Distracted drivers, speeding, and inclement weather all play their roles. However, sometimes, the cause is less obvious: defective auto parts. Imagine hitting the brakes, only to feel the pedal sink to the floor without your vehicle slowing down. What if your truck’s tailgate opens by itself, letting your load…

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Diagnosing a Traumatic Brain Injury

The human skull evolved to protect our most vital organ: the brain. In men, it averages 6.55 mm thick. Women’s skulls average 7.1 mm thick. It’s not the strongest bone in the body (that would be the thigh bone), but it is one of “the least deformable structures in nature” and can withstand tremendous pressure.…

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Can You Sue a Doctor for Misdiagnosis in Washington?

According to the National Library of Medicine, misdiagnosis has outpaced surgical accidents as the leading cause of healthcare-related legal claims. Additionally, research suggests that diagnostic errors account for roughly 14% of all medical errors and are generally associated with a worse prognosis than other common medical mistakes. While it is important to understand that healthcare…

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How Washington State’s Traffic Laws Impact Car Accident Claims

If you’ve been injured in a car accident, odds are the last things you want to have to worry about are legal statutes, local ordinances or red tape. However, maintaining a keen understanding of these considerations can be instrumental in ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve following a crash. In Washington State, individuals who…

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Personal Injury Claims for Accidents on Public Property

According to the National Safety Council, over 17,000,000 Americans sought medical care for injuries that occurred in public places in 2022. This constitutes an incidence rate of nearly one in 19 people in the United States over a period of just one year. In many cases, the victims of these preventable injuries question whether the…

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