Personal Injury
Summertime Injuries for Children
Summer is a season for children to enjoy the outdoors, swim, and engage in various activities, but it also brings an increased risk of injuries. Common injuries children suffer during the summer During the summer, children are often more active and engaged in various outdoor activities, increasing the risk of injuries. Here are some common…
Read MoreWho Is Liable in Self-Driving Car Wrecks? What You Need to Know
As autonomous vehicles become an increasing presence on Washington’s roadways, the number of collisions involving self-driving cars is bound to rise. Unfortunately, the regulations surrounding self-driving cars are in a state of flux as the technology develops and autonomous vehicle manufacturers continue to test and modify their cars. This situation makes the question of liability…
Read MoreThe Catastrophic Nature of Near-Drowning Injuries
During the warmer months, parents often plan water activities to keep their children entertained and cool. Whether at a local swimming pool, city lake, or water park with vigilant lifeguards, it is crucial to be aware of the potential dangers of drowning and near-drowning incidents. What are near-drowning injuries? Most people know that drowning is…
Read MoreCan You File a Lawsuit for Emotional Distress from an Injury?
When a person is hurt, we typically only think about the physical pain they suffer. However, mental and emotional distress is a common effect that can severely alter a person’s life for years following an accident. Usually, emotional pain and suffering is caused by a physical injury or accident. If this is the case, you…
Read MoreBlunt Force Trauma in Motor Vehicle Accidents
After a motorcycle accident, car accident, or even a truck accident, there is a strong possibility you suffered some type of blunt force trauma. These injuries may not have a lot of physical symptoms, but they are profoundly serious, and can lead to long-lasting or even permanent consequences. If severe enough, they can cause paralysis,…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Bedsores
Bedsores, also known as pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers, can have a devastating impact on individuals and their families. Bedsores are not just painful wounds – they often signify neglect or inadequate care in healthcare facilities, residential care facilities, or nursing homes. How do bedsores develop? Bedsores develop when there is prolonged pressure on the…
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