While owning and operating a personal vehicle is common in Washington State, some residents rely on public transportation to get around. Whether it is to commute to work, go on a day trip, head to school or go site seeing, transit buses and coach buses are frequently...
Factors concerning auto-pedestrian accidents
Although motor vehicles are very reliable and often necessary, they cannot always take you where you need to go. In some cases, it is much more convenient to walk or ones' only option in certain areas. Thus, being a pedestrian is a fairly common occurrence for those...
Taking action following a pedestrian accident
Walking from your vehicle to your office building, from a store to your parked car, in a residential area or on city streets. These are all times when a person is considered a pedestrian. One could be walking in a parking lot, on a sidewalk or in a crossing walk....
Don’t Get Burned By The Statute of Limitations
Almost every kind of legal claim has a time limit - a deadline after which you lose the right to sue. This deadline is called a Statute of Limitations. The purpose of a statute of limitations is to give a potential defendant certainty. If you could sue for a car...
Why do motorcycle accidents occur?
Now that the warm weather is here to stay, it is important that drivers remain more attentive. Not only are roads filled with increasing travel during holidays and for vacation travel, more and more motorcycles are ridden as a primary vehicle or for enjoyment. These...
Proving fault following a car crash
Even if we do our best to plan our day, week, month, year or even life, the truth of the matter is that the unexpected will happen. This may come in the form of major house repairs, a lost job, a diagnosis of an illness or even a serious accident. Thus, we are left...
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