How Are Personal Injury Attorneys Paid? Understanding Contingency Fees
A Step-By-Step Timeline For Negotiating Personal Injury Settlement
That’s where a personal injury attorney comes in. A personal injury attorney manages the legal and insurance aspects of the personal injury claim so you can focus on recovery. One question that many injured people have is how long it takes to negotiate a personal injury settlement.
Personal Injury Claims for Motorized Bike Accidents
As reported by The Bellingham Herald, a 75-year-old man died in a Seattle hospital on Saturday, August 15 from injuries sustained in a Bellingham motorized bicycle crash that occurred about 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, August 1. Witnesses described the crash as a single-vehicle accident with the man flying over his own handlebars after an apparent mechanical failure.
Understanding the Wrongful Death Claim Process
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Who is Responsible for a Motorcycle Accident? Understanding Motorcycle Accident Liability
In this blog, we will explore how fault is determined in motorcycle accidents. If you or a loved one was injured in a motorcycle crash, an experienced, local motorcycle accident attorney can determine the true value of your case, gather evidence to establish liability, and help you fight for the maximum settlement.
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It’s National Traffic Awareness Month: Traffic Laws & Safe Driving Habits to Prevent Crashes.
Traffic is a daily reality as we move from place to place and we all play a role in keeping our roads safe, whether we’re driving, walking, or riding a bicycle. By following traffic laws and committing to safe driving habits to prevent crashes, motorists, pedestrians, and cyclists can make our roads safer for everyone.
August is National Traffic Awareness Month. This event was created to draw attention to the critical importance of road safety for everyone while encouraging drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists to practice vigilance and adhere to traffic laws and commit to safer driving habits.
Unfortunately, even safe drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists can be injured because of someone else’s negligence. If you or a loved one has been hurt in a traffic accident caused by another person’s careless or reckless actions, schedule a free consultation with a local personal injury attorney to discuss your legal rights.
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Who is Responsible for a Truck Accident? Understanding Truck Accident Liability
Due to the sheer size of trucks compared to cars, bikes and motorcycles, truck accidents tend to involve more serious injuries than other types of motor vehicle accidents. When it comes to truck accident liability, claims can be more complex because commercial truck drivers and trucking companies are subject to extensive safety regulations, and multiple parties may potentially be held responsible for a collision.
In this blog, we will explore how fault is determined in truck accidents. If you or a loved one was injured in a trucking accident, an experienced, local truck accident attorney can determine the true value of your case, gather evidence, and help you fight for the maximum settlement.
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The Alarming Statistics You Need to Know About Running a Stop Sign or Red Light
Created by the Federal Highway Administration in 1995, the first full week of August is Stop on Red Week (8/2-8/8 2026). This campaign is designed to educate the public about the number and severity of intersection crashes caused by running a stop sign or red light.
The statistics are alarming: Road traffic accidents cause approximately 1.3 million deaths every year, with 20 to 50 million more people suffering nonfatal injuries, with many incurring a disability as a result of their injury. Running red lights and stop signs is a significant contributor to these numbers, making this campaign critical for saving lives.
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What the July 2026 NHTSA Report Reveals About 2025 Traffic Fatalities
NHTSA estimates that 36,640 people died in motor vehicle traffic crashes in 2025, a 6.7 percent decrease from the 39,254 fatalities reported in 2024. The estimated fatality rate also dropped from 1.19 to 1.10 fatalities per 100 million vehicle miles traveled.
