Let’s assume you were injured in an automobile accident. Your vehicle was struck by a motorist that failed to stop at a stop sign. That motorist is clearly at fault for the accident, right? Well, maybe not entirely. Were your injured because you were not wearing your prescription eyeglasses? Were you speeding at the time? […]
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Medical malpractice in the U.S. affects millions of patients every year. While this is unfortunate, it’s true. The negligent acts of doctors and nurses can mean injury and even death for countless innocent patients every year. Many injured parties want to pursue legal recourse for their damages. However, they often feel hindered on account of […]
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This month’s “What Was He Thinking” trophy goes out to Gav Seim, a self-proclaimed “Liberty Speaker” and Washington resident. Seim recently pulled over, and admonished, a Grant County sheriff’s deputy for allegedly breaking the law. Video of the incident has gone viral. Typically, we award citizens with the “What Was He Thinking” trophy when they […]
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It’s quite certain that you’ve either seen someone injured, or you yourself have been injured, due to a slip and fall accident. These accidents injure thousands of people every year. The question begs: “who is actually responsible for these injuries?” Can the owner of the property on which the slip and fall took place be […]
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Previously we examined who’s responsible for injuries suffered in premises liability claims. We again visit the topic of responsibility. We do this to support our ongoing dedication to assist personal injury victims in understanding where responsibility for their injuries lies. This time our attention is focused on defective product claims. The Nuts and Bolts of […]
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Challenges abound for today’s young workers. High unemployment rates mean young workers face greater competition from adults for jobs traditionally reserved for teens and 20-somethings. Young workers must also balance employment demands with those demands imposed by family, school or even other jobs. Further, today’s young workers are more likely to get hurt on the […]
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Have you ever wondered how insurance adjusters determine what a personal injury case is worth? The answer involves the use of a damage formula. Adjusters use the formula to help determine a compensation amount at the outset of negotiating a personal injury settlement. Let’s all put our math helmets on for a moment and take […]
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Please, let’s try to keep the following a secret from Russell Wilson. We have no desire or intent to upset him. However, if the embodiment of a personal injury claim ran onto CenturyLink on game day, Russell might have to find another number to wear. Once again, we really don’t want to upset. But, the […]
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This month’s “What Were They Thinking” award sends the Phillips Law Firm to Oregon. If you recall, these monthly awards are handed out to citizens that recklessly put other people’s lives and property in danger. The award is given in the attempt to condone, and hopefully deter, similar reckless behavior. The State of Washington has […]
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Let’s assume for a moment that a train commuter is racing towards a slowly moving train that is just starting to depart from a station. As the commuter sprints across the platform, a conductor reaches out in an attempt to pull the commuter onto the train. A second railroad employee tries to push the commuter […]
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Comparative Negligence in a Personal Injury Case
Categories: Personal Injury
Let’s assume you were injured in an automobile accident. Your vehicle was struck by a motorist that failed to stop at a stop sign. That motorist is clearly at fault for the accident, right? Well, maybe not entirely. Were your injured because you were not wearing your prescription eyeglasses? Were you speeding at the time? […]
Attorney’s Fees in Medical Malpractice Cases – Contingencies and Limits
Categories: News
Medical malpractice in the U.S. affects millions of patients every year. While this is unfortunate, it’s true. The negligent acts of doctors and nurses can mean injury and even death for countless innocent patients every year. Many injured parties want to pursue legal recourse for their damages. However, they often feel hindered on account of […]
Citizen Pulls Over Cop Allegedly Breaking the Law…What Was He Thinking!?
Categories: What Was He Thinking!?
This month’s “What Was He Thinking” trophy goes out to Gav Seim, a self-proclaimed “Liberty Speaker” and Washington resident. Seim recently pulled over, and admonished, a Grant County sheriff’s deputy for allegedly breaking the law. Video of the incident has gone viral. Typically, we award citizens with the “What Was He Thinking” trophy when they […]
Who’s Responsible in a Slip and Fall Accident?
Categories: News
It’s quite certain that you’ve either seen someone injured, or you yourself have been injured, due to a slip and fall accident. These accidents injure thousands of people every year. The question begs: “who is actually responsible for these injuries?” Can the owner of the property on which the slip and fall took place be […]
Who’s Responsible if I Suffer Injuries from a Defective Product?
Categories: News
Previously we examined who’s responsible for injuries suffered in premises liability claims. We again visit the topic of responsibility. We do this to support our ongoing dedication to assist personal injury victims in understanding where responsibility for their injuries lies. This time our attention is focused on defective product claims. The Nuts and Bolts of […]
Young Workers More Likely to Get Hurt on the Job
Categories: News
Challenges abound for today’s young workers. High unemployment rates mean young workers face greater competition from adults for jobs traditionally reserved for teens and 20-somethings. Young workers must also balance employment demands with those demands imposed by family, school or even other jobs. Further, today’s young workers are more likely to get hurt on the […]
How Insurers Use Damage Formulas in Negotiating Personal Injury Settlements
Categories: Insurance, Personal Injury
Have you ever wondered how insurance adjusters determine what a personal injury case is worth? The answer involves the use of a damage formula. Adjusters use the formula to help determine a compensation amount at the outset of negotiating a personal injury settlement. Let’s all put our math helmets on for a moment and take […]
Why Three Years Matters When Filing a Personal Injury Claim
Categories: Personal Injury
Please, let’s try to keep the following a secret from Russell Wilson. We have no desire or intent to upset him. However, if the embodiment of a personal injury claim ran onto CenturyLink on game day, Russell might have to find another number to wear. Once again, we really don’t want to upset. But, the […]
Oregon Woman Torches Thousands of Acres to Cure Firefighters’ Boredom – What Was She Thinking!?
Categories: What Was He Thinking!?
This month’s “What Were They Thinking” award sends the Phillips Law Firm to Oregon. If you recall, these monthly awards are handed out to citizens that recklessly put other people’s lives and property in danger. The award is given in the attempt to condone, and hopefully deter, similar reckless behavior. The State of Washington has […]
Proving Causation in Personal Injury Claims
Categories: Personal Injury
Let’s assume for a moment that a train commuter is racing towards a slowly moving train that is just starting to depart from a station. As the commuter sprints across the platform, a conductor reaches out in an attempt to pull the commuter onto the train. A second railroad employee tries to push the commuter […]