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Understanding Comparative Negligence Laws in Washington State

July 23rd, 2025
Washington State follows the doctrine of pure comparative negligence. This is the standard that is used to assign fault in personal injury matters — and determine the extent of a defendant’s liability. Under this doctrine, the amount of monetary… Read More
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Categories: Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall
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Pedestrian Accidents: Who is Liable?

November 25th, 2024
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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Categories: Pedestrian Accident, Personal Injury