Does Your Child’s Mattress Contain Fiberglass?
The manufacturers, distributors, and sellers of products designed for children need to take precautions to ensure their products are safe for children. A recent lawsuit involving mattresses made with fiberglass for children illustrates how dangerous toxins and other product defects can be for children. A class action lawsuit was filed against Zinus, Inc. a South…
Read MoreWhat’s the Difference Between an Injury Lawsuit and a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
The world around us is beautiful in many ways, and we have the right to live our lives to the fullest. While that may be the case, it doesn’t mean that the world isn’t also a dangerous place. Whether it’s due to someone’s negligence when they were changing lanes, handling heavy equipment, or mopping up…
Read MoreWhat Happens if I’m Injured by an Out-of-State Driver?
Washington is a large and beautiful state, from our lush rainforests to our awe-inspiring mountains. Our state holds plenty of natural and man-made wonders for anyone to come and visit. Already, our state welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors every year to come and explore what we have to offer. While this attention stimulates our…
Read MoreWhat Are the Signs and Symptoms of Organ Damage?
When we are in an accident (whether it’s a car accident or a slip and fall, or any incident), there is a high chance of being injured. From broken bones to burns, many injuries are immediately obvious, such as cuts and open wounds. Other injuries may not present symptoms until hours, days, or even weeks…
Read MoreElectric Vehicles: Silent – But Deadly?
In a world of loud, combustion engines that pollute the air with fumes as well as sound, having a quieter and more eco-friendly alternative seems like just the fix. Electric vehicles have been around for a long time, but have recently been gaining more popularity as technology advances. While electric vehicles have many benefits to…
Read MoreSlip and Falls at Nursing Homes
Seniors are more likely to slip and fall and more likely to suffer severe injuries after a fall than younger people. Their advanced age often means they have balance and stability issues. When older people have injuries, it takes much more time to fully heal than for young people. Sadly, most seniors don’t have the…
Read MoreWhy Do Cars and Trains Collide?
Cars and trains don’t collide often – but when they do collide, the consequences are often deadly or catastrophic. There are many precautions that both railroad companies and the drivers of cars and other vehicles should take to avoid these dangerous collisions. When a railroad company or a driver is negligent, they deserve to be…
Read MoreWhat Issues Are Involved in the Deposition of a Doctor?
There are two key parts to every personal injury case. The first part is the liability phase. This phase includes showing how the accident happened, who is responsible, and why the defendants are responsible. The second phase involves showing your damages. A large part of the damage claim involves verifying what injuries you have, what…
Read MoreNew NHTSA Data Shows Driver-Assist Accidents Do Regularly Happen
The new technology that helps cars drive with minimal input from drivers isn’t as safe as it should be. While driver-assist software and hardware may be better than having someone who is intoxicated drive a car, new data confirms that driver-assist technology still has a long way to go until it can be considered safe.…
Read MoreWhat Are My Rights if I Was Hit by an Uninsured Driver?
In Washington, drivers are required to carry a state minimum amount of liability insurance. While most drivers do have the minimum, many motorists also drive without insurance. Even when drivers do have insurance coverage, the state minimum is often not enough to pay for all of your damages. Just one night in a hospital, for…
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