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Have you ever wondered who is responsible if you are hit by someone driving a company car after hours, or if you find yourself in an accident while driving one for personal reasons? Navigating the complexities of "off the clock" car accidents are not straightforward, and knowing where liability falls…
The short answer: Usually. Under the legal theory of Vicarious Liability, a company is responsible for the actions of its employee when the employee causes a collision while working within the “course or scope” of his or her employment. What is “Course or Scope” of Employment? The test to determine…
When it comes to safeguarding your financial stability and well-being after a vehicle accident, Uninsured Motorist (UIM) coverage is a crucial consideration. Particularly in Washington, where the State’s minimum liability limits may not be sufficient to cover all expenses resulting from an accident, UIM steps in to provide the necessary…
Overview and Insights from Washington Law Center Facing a deposition can be a stressful experience, especially in personal injury cases such as car accidents or sexual abuse. At Washington Law Center, we understand the importance of being fully prepared, and we are here to support you through every step of…
When you are involved in a car accident, dealing with the aftermath can be overwhelming, especially when it comes to repairs. A common question many individuals have is whether they are obliged to take their car to a repair shop recommended by the at-fault insurance company. The simple answer is…
5 Mistakes to Avoid During Your Personal Injury Claim Treatment When navigating the aftermath of a personal injury, particularly those stemming from car accidents, the steps you take—or fail to take—will significantly influence the outcome of your claim. At Washington Law Center, our goal is to empower you with…
Washington Law Center has recently fought legal battles throughout the Washington Courts, including at the Washington Supreme Court, before the Courts of Appeals, and even in specialized jurisdiction forums like the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA), there winning more formally-designated Significant Decisions in the past year than any other…
My Child Was Injured At School. What Should I Do? If your child has been injured at school it is critical that you consult with an experienced school injury attorney to discuss your options. Every case is unique and requires an analysis of the facts. With that, the Washington Supreme…
I received an Independent Medical Examination (IME) request, do I have to go? If you got a letter in the mail, an email, or a call asking you to conduct an IME in connection with your personal injury claim, we encourage you to immediately seek a free legal consultation from the…
What is right of subrogation? Often times in personal injury matters an insurance company gains a right of subrogation. This is the right to either stand in the shoes of their insured and sue the at-fault party who is responsible for the insurance company’s losses or receive a portion of…