Year: 2024

Insurance companies often employ a range of tactics to deny or reduce injury claims. Understanding these strategies can help you better navigate the claims process and protect your rights. Here are some common tactics that our Seattle injury lawyers often see: 1. Delaying the Claims Process Insurance companies may delay the investigation process, hoping you’ll…

Every day, school buses transport more than 20 million students to and from school. Although riding a school bus is generally safer than walking or traveling by car, the potential for serious accidents still exists. To further understand the risks of riding in a school bus, Brumley Law Firm analyzed 10 years of data from…

A pre-existing condition can affect your personal injury claim, but it does not necessarily prevent you from recovering damages. The Eggshell Plaintiff Doctrine The “eggshell plaintiff” rule states that the defendant must take the plaintiff as they find them. This means that if you have a pre-existing condition that makes you more susceptible to injury,…

Evidence plays a crucial role in personal injury claims. Successfully proving a personal injury claim typically hinges on the quality and quantity of evidence presented. This blog looks at the types of evidence commonly involved and how they contribute to establishing a claim. Types of Evidence in Personal Injury Claims In personal injury claims, various…

In Washington State, the legal definition of a motorcycle is specified by the Washington State Legislature. According to the Revised Code of Washington (RCW), a motorcycle is defined as follows: Legal Definition of a Motorcycle RCW 46.04.330: A “motorcycle” is a motor vehicle designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact with…