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No recovery, no fee. Home and hospital visits. "Superb" independent attorney rating. MENSA.National Institute for Trial Advocacy "Advocate."

Extra Phones: Phone: (425) 641-8010
Location: No recovery, no fee. Home and hospital visits. "Superb" independent attorney rating. MENSA.National Institute for Trial Advocacy "Advocate."
Languages: Korean
Accreditation: Washington Association for Justice
Other Link: Seattle Personal Injury Attorney
Categories: Attorneys, DUI & DWI Attorneys, Medical Malpractice Attorneys, Personal Injury Law Attorneys, Wrongful Death Attorneys

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Phone: (206) 801-1188

Address: 800 5th Ave Ste 4100, Seattle, WA 98104

Website: Seattle Personal Injury Attorney

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Wrongful Death
Jamie Fast lost her viable unborn son. She attributed the loss to an alleged failure by her health care providers to timely recognize and act upon the risk she would develop gestational diabetes. The Fasts sued for the mom’s own personal injury claim, and for a wrongful death claim for the loss of her baby. […] Continue reading
Traffic Violations
For many auto accidents, there is a police report. Although this is certainly a good place to start, the police report in and of itself does not determine who was at fault, even if one or more drivers in the car accident were cited for traffic violations. The police officer investigating an auto accident can cite a driver for a traffic violation, but the police officer is not a judge, and does not have legal authority to make a final determination about who was at fault. The police report is hearsay, and any witness statements quoted or summarized in the police report are also hearsay.

Premises Liability
Many assume if they are injured on another person’s property, the owner and/or the owner’s insurance is responsible for their injuries. In reality, premises liability is very tough. A recent Court of Appeals case illustrates how challenging a premises liability claim can be for someone claiming injury.[1] A woman asked two relatives to tear down […] Continue reading
Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Washington courts also held unenforceable an exculpatory clause relieving a landlord from liability for failing to maintain common areas. Thus, in spite of a hold harmless provision in the rental agreement, the landlord will be liable for injury caused by a failure to maintain the premises. The Court of Appeals held that a landlord cannot avoid by contract “common law rules of tort liability that exist in the landlord-tenant relationship” and that such a hold harmless provision in a rental agreement “offends the public policy of the state and will not be enforced by the courts.” [3]
Property Damage
If another driver causes an auto accident you may be entitled to property damage, lost wages, medical expenses, and compensation for pain and suffering. An injured person’s medical expenses are not awarded automatically. The injury victim must prove that the medical expenses are reasonable, related to the auto accident, and medically necessary. Just producing medical bills is not adequate proof legally. Insurance companies often retain doctors to question your treatment, even if you are just following your own doctor’s instructions. An auto accident attorney can help.

Personal Injury
Any personal injury case not properly filed in court and served on all parties within the applicable statute of limitations is lost forever – no matter how meritorious. You do not want to tempt fate with the statute of limitations.
Medical Malpractice
Generally, the statute of limitations is three years for medical malpractice claims or one year from the time the claimant discovered or reasonably should have discovered the injury. In a recent Court of Appeals ruling (not one of our cases) the patient had foot surgery on February 24, 2016. The patient had a series of […] Continue reading
Auto Accidents
Dog Bites
Nearly 4.5 millions Americans suffer dog bites each year, half of them children. About one in five dog bite injury cases are serious enough to require medical attention. In 2012, more than 27,000 people in the US underwent reconstructive surgery as the result of a dog bite. [1]

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