Head Injuries: On The Rise Among Older Americans
In the last couple of years head injuries (over-all) have decreased. But head injuries among older people have increased. People over 75 now experience the highest rates of head/brain injury …
Why the Following Rider Isn’t Always at Fault
Most of the time the following rider is responsible for avoiding a collision with the lead vehicle. But what if the lead driver does something reckless to contribute to the …
School Bus Accidents—Demanding Responsibility
When I went to school the buses were run by the school itself. There wasn’t very much traffic in Bellingham. I don’t remember any accidents or even close calls. But …
Throwing Fuel on the Fire: Over-Service Claims in Washington
You probably read about it. A drunk driver killed a motorcycle rider in the University District. The press has focused—understandably—on the drunk driver. But he’s not the only one to …
Distracted Driving – The New Drunk Driving: Who Should Pay the Fiddler?
We’ve posted a lot about drunk driving. Obviously the drunks are responsible. But frequently the people who serve them “one too many” are on the hook too. Should that same …
Various Defenses and How to Overcome Them
Excuses, Excuses, Excuses When it comes to personal injury cases, especially car accidents, some defenses are more common than others. Luckily, there are ways to overcome them. Here are some …