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Can You Sue Your Employer for Workplace Injuries in Washington?

In Washington State, the general rule is that you cannot sue your employer for workplace injuries. In exchange for providing no-fault workers’ compensation benefits through the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I), employ… Read More
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What to Do After a Truck Accident

Being in a truck accident can be physically, emotionally, and financially devastating. Since these vehicles are much larger than passenger cars on the road, the injuries suffered can be catastrophic and life changing. You might require extensive medi… Read More
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What to Do After a Hit and Run in Washington State

Under Washington law, when a driver is involved in an accident, they must stop and exchange information with the other people involved. Failure to do so is a criminal offense. Nonetheless, many people are involved in motor vehicle accidents where the… Read More
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Understanding the Washington Workers’ Compensation Retraining Program

Washington’s Workers’ Compensation program — offered through the Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) — provides a wide range of benefits to workers who have been hurt on the job or suffered an occupational disease. Retraining is on… Read More
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Winter Hazards for Washington Drivers

Washington state winter weather is notoriously harsh — and drivers face a number of hazards on the roads during these months that can lead to car accidents. Not only can it be more difficult to stop or control a vehicle on icy roads, but drivers ma… Read More
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What to Know About Personal Injury Claims Involving Minors in Washington

If your child was hurt due to the negligence of another, a personal injury action can be filed to hold the at-fault party accountable for their injuries. However, it is vital to be aware that personal injury claims involving minors have some procedur… Read More
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Categories: Minors, Personal Injury
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Time Loss Compensation Laws in Washington State

If you suffered a workplace injury or occupational illness, you may be unable to return to your employment due to your physical restrictions and limitations. Although they are not the equivalent of a paycheck, time loss benefits in Washington can be… Read More
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Pedestrian Accidents: Who is Liable?

Since pedestrians and cyclists do not have the same protections as the drivers and passengers in motor vehicles, the injuries that can arise when they are struck by a car, SUV, or truck can be particularly severe. Even a slow-moving vehicle can cause… Read More
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Navigating Vocational Rehabilitation Services in Washington

If you were injured in a workplace accident or suffered an occupational disease, it is important to understand the Workers’ Compensation benefits that may be available to you through Washington State’s Department of Labor and Industries (L&I)… Read More
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Understanding Washington’s Dog Bite Laws

While most dogs make wonderful pets and loving companions, not every dog is friendly. When a dog bites or attacks, it does not only cause physical wounds — but a victim may also experience emotional scars and financial consequences. Washington foll… Read More
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