Some states operate under a no-fault system for car accident claims. In those states, it doesn’t matter who caused a traffic accident since each person’s own insurance policy covers their injuries and damages. But under Washington’s legal system, it matters who caused the car accident. Washington is a comparative fault state, meaning the person...
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Determining and proving liability after any car accident requires investigation, collecting evidence, and interviewing eyewitnesses and experts. Even a simple accident involving only two colliding vehicles can be challenging when proving liability. But when a crash involves multiple vehicles, not only does it increase the trauma of the accident for those injured, but it...
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The aftermath of a car accident is chaotic and distressing. Emotions are high and you may be experiencing pain and trauma. But by keeping a cool head during this challenging time in the hours, days, and weeks after a car accident you can help protect your physical and financial future. It’s essential to remember...
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If you’ve been injured in a car accident, it’s likely that you spent the days following the crash dealing with your injuries, undergoing treatments and procedures, and waiting out the recovery time. In a very serious accident, you may even have suffered permanent disabilities that limit your income-earning capability going forward. While your focus...
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Car accident claims and lawsuits are by far the most common personal injury cases in Washington. Thousands of car accidents occur on the roadways in Washington annually, with 82,152 total car accidents reported in 2021 resulting in 2,502 serious injuries and 575 fatalities. The majority of these claims settle out of court, but when...
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