April 14, 2026 / News

Cadillac Lyriq Class Action Lawsuit

The Cadillac Lyriq was introduced as a bold step forward for General Motors. This luxury, all-electric SUV was designed to signal the brand’s transition into a new era. First launched in 2022, the Lyriq quickly became a centerpiece of GM’s electric vehicle strategy, combining sleek design, advanced technology, and a starting price above $58,000.  However, […]

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March 23, 2026 / Medical Malpractice

What Is The “Standard of Care” in Medical Malpractice Cases?

Medical malpractice claims are a subcategory of personal injury cases that have specialized elements. In most personal injury claims, liability is based on negligence, meaning someone failed to act with reasonable care and caused harm to another person.Medical malpractice cases have similar elements but focus on whether a healthcare provider failed to meet the accepted medical…

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March 12, 2026 / News

$21,000,000 Settlement Mid-Trial Resolves Paralysis Medical Negligence Case

Trial in a major medical malpractice case in Washington ended recently with a $21 million settlement that included confidentiality for the medical facility involved. The woman sought emergency treatment on September 30, 2022, after experiencing numbness and worsening pain in her legs several months after undergoing spinal fusion surgery. According to court filings and trial […]

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February 27, 2026 / Sexual Abuse

What Evidence Can Be Used to Prove Sexual Abuse in Washington State?

Sexual abuse cases in Washington are among the most emotionally-charged cases in personal injury law. Unlike other types of cases, sexual abuse frequently occurs in private, without eyewitnesses. However, there are many forms of direct and indirect evidence that can help establish liability against the abuser or another party that failed to prevent the abuse. […]

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February 27, 2026 / Sexual Abuse

Washington State’s Statute of Limitations for Childhood Sexual Abuse

Washington State has a lenient statute of limitations for filing a child sexual abuse claim in Washington, giving survivors ample opportunity to seek justice and compensation related to their experience. On June 6, 2024, Washington law eliminated the statute of limitations for civil claims involving childhood sexual abuse that occurred on or after that date. […]

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February 27, 2026 / Medical Malpractice / Personal Injury / Wrongful Death

What Is the Difference Between a Medical Malpractice Claim and a Wrongful Death Claim?

When an individual suffers an injury due to a preventable medical error, they may have a medical malpractice claim in Washington. These claims hold medical providers accountable for providing substandard care. Wrongful death cases in Seattle, WA are personal injury claims where a victim suffers fatal injuries due to the negligence of another party.  Wrongful […]

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February 27, 2026 / Personal Injury

How To File A Personal Injury Claim in Washington State

If you’ve been injured in an accident due to someone else’s negligence, you may be eligible to file a personal injury claim in Washington. Filing a personal injury claim requires certain procedures and evidence. The sections below explain the steps you must take before you initiate legal action.  What is a Personal Injury Claim? A […]

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January 12, 2026 / Sexual Abuse

Delayed Disclosure in Tacoma Is Normal: Why Many Survivors Don’t Speak up Until Adulthood (and How Washington Law Protects Them)

Many people wonder why Tacoma survivors of sexual abuse sometimes wait years to come forward. In Tacoma and throughout Washington State, delayed disclosure is not unusual. For many survivors, factors like fear, shame, and trauma make it difficult to report abuse right away. Learning about why this happens is an important first step toward compassion […]

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