Personal Injury Law: What is an Intentional Tort?
Not all personal injury claims involve ‘accidents’. Sadly, intentional attacks sometimes happen. If you or your family member was the victim of a crime or
August 24, 2020
Albrecht Law Blog
Albrecht Law Blog
Not all personal injury claims involve ‘accidents’. Sadly, intentional attacks sometimes happen. If you or your family member was the victim of a crime or
Alarmingly, pedestrian collisions are on the rise in our state. According to the most recent data from the Washington Traffic Safety Commission (WTSC), pedestrian accidents
Many motorists have insurance coverage that goes well beyond simple liability protection. One of the most important types of auto coverage is Personal Injury Protection
Motor vehicle accidents are among the leading causes of very serious injuries in Washington. The road to recovery after a significant crash can be both
To hold a defendant legally responsible for an accident, a plaintiff must establish liability. Among other things, this means that proving that a defendant did
The majority of personal injury claims are brought against insurance companies. State regulations mandate that insurers handle these claims in a fair manner. As an
According to a report from The Spokesman Review, one man was killed and a teenager was rescued from the Spokane river after a motor vehicle
Most personal injury claims are resolved outside of litigation. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) estimates that less than five percent of personal injury cases
Driver fatigue is one of the leading causes of preventable truck accidents in the United States. According to government data, nearly 15 percent of all
There are few things more frustrating than being involved in a car accident. Even a relatively minor fender bender can ruin your day. A collision
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