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The End of Concert Ear-Tinnitus
Many people that suffer from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) experience a constant ringing in the ears known as tinnitus. Of course, you don’t need a TBI to experience this extremely unpleasant and constant sound…
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A Call to Action Regarding Personal Injury Protection (PIP) Insurance
As you likely know, your patients have been negatively affected by the Washington State Supreme Court’s decision in the 2024 case of Schiff v. Liberty Mutual. The Schiff case allows auto insurers to use a…
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When Do You Need a Car Accident Lawyer in Seattle? A Washington State Guide
The moments after a car accident can feel overwhelming. If you’ve just been rear-ended on I-5 or sideswiped in a Seattle parking lot, you’re likely dealing with a flood of immediate concerns. Between medical concerns, insurance…
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Washington DUI BAC Limit: 0.05 Didn’t Pass (2026 Update)
And why it matters. As you may have seen in recent news coverage, the Washington State Legislature passed a bill in the Senate on January 28, 2026, that would have lowered the DUI blood alcohol…
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Case Study: Recent $117,000 Settlement for Injured Working Canine
Last April, Envy Kalfayan was gearing up for another season of explosives detection. As a working canine, Envy was trained and capable in the field of explosives detection, man trailing, patrol searches, and patrol/protection. Envy…
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What to Do When Your Pet Is Injured in a Car Accident
Learn the important steps to take such as documentation, veterinary care, and which insurance covers the bill.
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Medicare Announces New Pre-Authorization Process Using AI For Many Pain Procedures
Medicare recently announced it will be launching a pilot program that will use AI for prior authorization of select claims to “combat waste, fraud, and abuse.” This program will be rolled out in six states…
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The Evolution of the E-Bike: Rights and Risks and the Law
Love ‘em or hate ‘em: electric-assisted bikes (e-bikes) are a growing trend that are not going anywhere. With the growing popularity and presence of e-bikes on our roadways, there are safety considerations and legal implications…
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Move with MADD 2025 – End Drunk/Impaired Driving with Adler Giersch
We are excited to announce that the next MADD Walk event (now called “Move with MADD”) is Saturday, September 13, 2025! It’s especially exciting this year as the event will be on the UW main…
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The Sentencing of a Drunk Driver
While car accidents often involve inattention or negligence, we see many people reaching out because they were hit by a drunk driver. While we work on the civil side of things, we are also there…
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When the Law Catches Up to the Brain: A New Era for TBI Victims in Washington
As of this year, Washington State has enacted tougher penalties for drivers who injure or kill pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road users. It’s a direct response to the disturbing rise in traffic deaths across…
