Trucking accidents cause serious injuries, deaths and costly property damage every year. They are devastating collisions that can leave victims with many questions about their rights and legal options. At NW Injury Law Center, our goal is to help truck accident victims get through the aftermath of a crash with sound legal advice and…
Dog bites can cause serious injuries and infections, as well as permanent scarring and disfigurement. In Oregon, state law makes it possible for dog bite victims to sue the owner of the pet under multiple legal doctrines. Understanding who is liable, or legally and financially responsible, for your dog bite injury may require a…
Motorcyclists face many risks and hazards each time they ride. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration states that 5,579 motorcyclists lost their lives in 2020 – the highest number of motorcyclist deaths since data collection began in 1975. Identifying the most common types of motorcycle accidents can illuminate how and why these collisions take…
Pedestrians getting hit by cars is a significant problem in Washington and throughout the nation. Reports for 2021 show the highest number of pedestrian deaths in four decades, with an average of 20 deaths per day. If you get hit by a car while walking or jogging in Vancouver, here’s what to do to…
Sustaining a head or brain injury is serious under any circumstances. Traumatic brain injuries caused an average of 176 deaths in the U.S. every day in 2020, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. If a child sustains a brain injury, the repercussions can be even worse than for adults. Damage or…
Losing a loved one is one of the most devastating events that can happen in a person’s life. If you recently found out that your family member passed away in an unexpected accident, such as a fatal car crash or workplace disaster, you are most likely feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to proceed….
A serious slip and fall accident could lead to spending the majority of your winter in the hospital. After a slip and fall accident, a victim is not always able to get right back on his or her feet. Some falls cause major injuries, such as broken bones, hip fractures and traumatic brain injuries….
Delayed pain refers to a symptom of injury experienced 24 to 48 hours (or longer) after a car accident takes place. When a victim experiences delayed pain, he or she may not recognize a severe injury right away. This can lead to a dangerous delay in receiving medical care, as well as difficulty obtaining…
Commercial motor vehicles have special regulations under both federal and state laws. In Washington, all vehicles that classify as commercial must abide by laws and regulations related to their operation and maintenance. If any of these guidelines are not followed, this can increase the risk of a commercial motor vehicle accident. If you were…
Construction sites are inherently hazardous and construction workers face a high risk of sustaining on-the-job injuries. However, there are four types of hazards that contribute to the majority of fatalities in the construction industry. These four hazards are often referred to as the construction “fatal four” or “focus four”. The Occupational Safety and Health…