6 MOST COMMON TYPES OF DAMAGES FROM PERSONAL INJURY CLAIMS When someone files for a personal injury claim, they are seeking to be compensated for the “damages” they suffered. Below are descriptions of 6 common categories of damages. These categories…
Suffering from a slip and fall injury can be devastating, especially when you realize it was due to someone else’s negligence. In fact, slip and fall injuries account for 8 million hospital visits each year which is the leading cause…
Have you been involved in a car accident in Washington State? No one expects to be involved in an accident and it’s a stressful experience. Whether you were at fault for the accident or were not and are now seeking…
The complex rules and regulations can make estate planning seem like a daunting task. Add to that the disruption of a global pandemic and it can feel impossible. However, the economic ramifications of COVID-19 mean that now may be the…
Why You Should Hire a WEIERLAW Injury Attorney You might be skeptical about hiring an injury attorney because of the high expenses or the intimidating courtroom appearances. But in most cases, injury attorneys get paid at settlement time rather than…
Whiplash Injury Information Whiplash is one of the most common form of injuries in a car accident. Did you know that you can get whiplash in an auto-accident going less than 12MPH? This means you can have whiplash even if…
There is nothing more important to us than the trust that clients put in our firm to take care of a traumatic moment in their lives. Communication is key to maintaining that trust; that is why we have procedures in…
While our community moves between different phases of opening, we will continue to serve our clients. During this uncertain time, we have taken measures to protect our staff and clients by restricting contact with others and practicing social distancing. This…
Case values are driven by the reports of symptoms and conditions reported in the medical records. That means that Insurance companies routinely devalue cases when there are “gaps” between medical treatment. That is, if there is a 3-week gap between…
You are considered a "treating client" if you are seeing a medical provider for the injuries sustained during your claim-related accident. Case values are driven by the reports of symptoms and conditions reported in the MEDICAL RECORDS. That means that…