KidsAndCars.org was formed to protect children in and around motor vehicles while on private property, (nontraffic incidents) an unrecognized danger to children.  KidsAndCars.org was the first and only organization to not only recognize the dangers, but also to begin collecting … Continue reading →

A slip and fall injury is the term used for an injury which occurs when someone slips, trips, or falls as a result of a dangerous or hazardous condition on someone else’s property or business. These cases usually fall under … Continue reading →

Can I make a claim for my injuries if I’m partially at fault? In Washington State we have what is called “Pure Comparative Fault.” This means the jury will compare the fault of all parties, including you, to determine what … Continue reading →

Want to find out the origins of the holiday as well as information about all the presidents?  Visit the History website.

It’s possible to get out of a ticket when you’re pulled over, but say the wrong things and the police officer is bound to pull out his pad and write one up.  There are certain things you should never say … Continue reading →

My father is in a nursing home and one of the aides dropped and injured him.  What can I do? First, make sure a doctor sees your father and treats his injuries.  Second, meet with the nursing supervisors and find … Continue reading →

When their air bags unexpectedly inflated without provocation, fifty people reported injuries, which prompted federal safety regulators to intensify their investigation into the , made by Chrysler. Documents on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration website say there have been … Continue reading →

What does the term “Trial Lawyer” mean? Trial Lawyers are those who focus on representing clients in cases that might end up in trial.  Mostly, it means lawyers who represent victims injured by the fault of other persons, entities or … Continue reading →

The continuation of A Civil Justice System Under Siege. Read part one here.   “Greedy trial lawyers” and “frivolous lawsuits” are buzz words of the “reformers.”  Injury lawyers working on contingent fees only get paid if they win.  If they … Continue reading →