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The frequency with which roads must be updated by a municipality to address road safety concerns is a common one. A city’s obligation to maintain a roadway in a reasonably safe condition does not include a duty to update every road and roadway structure to modern standards. Where a plaintiff…
When is a Municipality Liable for a Car Accident? Municipalities are generally held to the same negligence standards as private parties. A municipality owes a duty to all travelers, whether they are themselves negligent or fault-free, to maintain its roadways in a condition that is reasonably safe for ordinary travel.…
Washington Law Center focuses our practice on civil matters. These include personal injury, medical malpractice, defective product litigation and childhood sexual abuse. Understanding what the statute of limitations is for your particular case is extremely important. Missing the filing deadline by even a minute could cost you the ability to rightfully…
In the world today, it is hard to imagine a life without social media. Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and a plethora of other platforms, were introduced to our lives and are here to stay. For the most part, social media provides an innocent way for us to keep in touch with…
What is Subrogation? Navigating a personal injury claim can be confusing as you may encounter terms that you are unfamiliar with such as “subrogation”. What is subrogation? Subrogation is a legal term that can arise in almost any type of personal injury claim. It describes how an insurance company or…
What is a Demand Package? A demand package paints a picture of the financial, physical and emotional difficulties that you endured following a motor vehicle collision or other injury. The demand package will be sent to the at-fault party’s insurance company. This gives the insurance company a fair chance to…
Were you or a loved one injured by (or because of) another person? You may have a personal injury claim, including a lawsuit to recover injury damages, lost wages, compensation for medical bills and property damages, and more; but your time is limited. To determine the statute of limitations on your claim, you first need to know what type of claim you have. As an overview, Washington’s personal injury statute of limitations is the legal timeframe you have to commence your action in court.
Meaning that, if you wait until after the Washington statute of limitations to expire, you will be barred from filing a lawsuit and will collect nothing.
It is very common for injured victims of a car accident to be told by an insurance claims adjuster: “You don’t need a personal injury attorney.” OR “An attorney is just going to take all your money.” At Washington Law Center, we understand that there are a few circumstances where…
USAA and Auto Injury Solutions After An Accident Injury USAA Insurance Company claims to stand behind service members and their families in its advertising. The commercials evoke feelings of patriotism and service. In these commercials, USAA Insurance claims to have a high customer satisfaction rating; however, in our experience, individuals who have USAA and have…