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Drivers in Washington state are legally required to have auto insurance but unfortunately many still do not. In fact, the Insurance Research Council’s most recent statistics show that over 21% of Washingtonians are driving uninsured, making our state the 5th highest for uninsured motorists. You can do everything right, practice…
What happens if you are involved in a car accident with a police car or some other emergency vehicle? Being a victim of a car accident with a police car or involving an emergency vehicle can be intimidating. Civilians often assume that police officers and other first responders are afforded…
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.
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…