Most people drive in Washington almost daily, and many have driven for decades. So, it would make sense that you might become so comfortable that you start to be less on guard. The problem is that getting too comfortable with driving can also mean that you are more...
Car Accident
Common car accident injuries
Car accidents may leave Washington drivers and their passengers suffering injuries. Some types are quite debilitating and could require extensive treatments to address. Troubling car accident injuries Among the most concerning injuries someone might suffer in a...
Things to know when injured by a reckless driver in Washington
Driving recklessly in Washington is a criminal offense. A conviction carries a maximum sentence of one year in jail and a $5,000 fine along with license suspension and vehicle impoundment. However, when a reckless driver causes an accident that results in injuries and...
What to do after a car accident
Fewer situations are scarier than getting into a motor vehicle accident. If you are in one in Seattle, it’s vital to take certain steps afterward. Move to a safe spot Never stay in the middle of the road after you’ve been in a car accident. The first step is to steer...
Femur fractures in Washington car crashes
Femur fractures are infamous for being among the most excruciating types of injuries that can result from a Washington car accident. It's something that happens with crashes on motorcycles, cars, trucks, or being struck by any one of these types of vehicles as a...
Primary and secondary beneficiaries in wrongful death lawsuits
Washington residents who have lost loved ones due to the negligent or intentional acts of another party have valid claims to file lawsuits. If you are such a person, you should take immediate action. It’s important to know about primary and secondary beneficiaries in...
What causes car accidents?
You’ve likely encountered at least one really bad driver in Seattle or elsewhere in Washington. Whether the person was distracted by a smartphone, intoxicated by alcohol or speeding for no apparent reason, a bad driver can be a risk to everyone they share the road...
Children and motor vehicle accidents
Children between ages 3 and 14 mostly suffer unintentional deaths while riding in a car. Most children's car-related injuries or deaths occur when they aren’t restrained correctly. In Washington, children must be properly restrained anytime they get in a car. Here are...
What you need to know about car accidents and back injuries
Car accidents don't always cause injuries that are easy to identify. Although you might feel good today, you could be dealing with stiffness, inflammation and limited movement in the days to come. That's why understanding the many back injuries that are caused by...
Is rubbernecking dangerous?
Washington drivers run the risk of getting into rubbernecking-related accidents when they take to the road. Informing the public of what rubbernecking is and why it's so dangerous can help to prevent more of this behavior from happening in the future. What is...