An injured worker may spend months attending medical appointments, following treatment recommendations, and participating in vocational services with the expectation of eventually returning to work. Sometimes that return never happens. When medical r… Read More

One moment, you are driving through an intersection with a green light. The next, another vehicle slams into the side of your car. A T-bone accident can leave you dealing with painful injuries, totaled vehicles, and a long list of unanswered question… Read More

One moment, you are heading to work, the airport, or dinner with friends. The next, you are trying to figure out why three different insurance companies are involved in one accident claim. Rideshare accident liability creates legal and financial ques… Read More

You finish your shift thinking the pain will go away by morning. It doesn’t. Days turn into weeks, and suddenly, you are dealing with a real injury that is affecting your ability to work. That is when the workers’ compensation statute of limi… Read More

You did everything right on the job. Then, one accident changed everything. While Washington’s L&I benefits can cover your medical care and some lost wages it does not always protect you from the full impact of someone else’s negligence. That… Read More

Construction work in Washington carries real risk, and falls remain the most dangerous threat on the jobsite. Falls are the leading cause of construction deaths nationwide, which is why they headline the OSHA fatal four and receive heavy attention fr… Read More

An independent medical examination may feel like a formality, but it is often one of the most consequential steps in a Washington L&I claim. These exams, presented as neutral evaluations, are frequently used to justify major decisions about medic… Read More

When you suffer a workplace injury, you may not be able to return to your previous job duties right away. In such cases, light duty work may be offered by your employer. This can allow you to return to work in a limited capacity while you continue yo… Read More