Posted in Accident & Injury on January 22, 2018

In today’s technology-driven world, many people can’t go an hour without checking their emails, text messages or otherwise using their phones. Perhaps the most important time of the day to be free from these distractions is when operating a motor vehicle. Distracted driving caused 3,477 deaths and 391,000 injuries in 2015 alone.

Posted in Uncategorized on January 19, 2018

Auto accidents happen for many reasons, from ignoring stop signs to intoxicated driving. Unfortunately, some are caused by less common risk factors that do not receive as much attention, such as bright sunlight. As a driver, you should be mindful of the sun if you are concerned that bright rays might interfere with your...

Posted in Health & Wellness on January 17, 2018

Many people who are disabled and unable to work rely on Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Those individuals had to go through the SSD application process, which can be discouraging, to say the least. The vast majority of initial claims are denied. In fact, only 34 percent of initial claims are approved. If the applicant… read more

Posted in Uncategorized on January 17, 2018

Washington residents who have suffered an injury or become sicker as the result of their health care provider’s negligence often sue their doctor and/or hospital for medical malpractice. Section 4.16.350 of the Revised Code of Washington says that such a suit must be brought within three years after the alleged negligent act occurred or within...

Posted in Accident & Injury on January 12, 2018

There are two types of drivers in the world: Those who engage in distracted driving and those who don’t. For those who don’t, it can be frustrating – even infuriating – to see other drivers texting while driving, talking on their phones while driving, and engaging in other dangerous behavior behind the wheel. But there… read more

Posted in Uncategorized on January 12, 2018

When you undergo a procedure in a Washington hospital, you may not be able to tell which person in the room is your surgeon, which is an aide or nurse, and which person will be taking care of anesthesia. The scrubs, caps and masks hide everything but the eyes of these relatively unfamiliar people....

Posted in Uncategorized on January 5, 2018

It may be widely assumed amongst many in Seattle that teen drivers pose a greater risk to other motorists than adults. Yet is there any evidence to back up this assumption, and if there is, could those entrust teens with vehicles also be held liable for any car accidents they may cause? Statistics show that...

Posted in Accident & Injury on January 4, 2018

By William J. Price Every plaintiff has the same complaint: “The insurance adjuster will not call me back.” It’s not unusual, and the adjuster is not making the matter personal. Your case is classified as a claim, and adjusters do not call people back due to the volume of claims. An efficient and diligent adjuster… read more

Posted in Accident & Injury on January 3, 2018

As an adult with aging parents, you might be concerned about their continued safety behind the wheel. You know that being able to drive is a huge source of independence. The choice to give up their driving license should not be taken lightly. How do you know if it is the right time?

Posted in Health & Wellness on December 29, 2017

Carbon Monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas. When present in the atmosphere, carbon monoxide can cause flu-like symptoms and lead to death. Every year in the United States, approximately 430 people die from carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide poisoning is especially a concern in winter months. Dangerous gases can build up when generators, furnaces, and… read more