Personal Injury Blog
Preparing for emergencies on the road
In our fast-paced, small-town Eastern Washington lives, it’s easy to ignore the importance of preparing for emergencies on the road. In fact, even though they
Ten terrific tire tips you can trust
A few weeks ago, I started thinking it would be nice to come up with a list of trusty tips for tire maintenance. It wasn’t
You might benefit from civil arbitration
Civil arbitration, formerly known as mandatory arbitration, is an efficient and cost-effective option of resolving civil claims in most of Washington State if your claim
Using mediation to resolve a tough case
Although mediation often helps our Tri-Cities clients resolve tough personal injury cases, it can actually lead to several possible outcomes ranging from a full settlement
Appreciating the value of a good car
One of the Tri-Cities locals’ favorite summer traditions is appreciating the value of a good car. Not just a reliable car, but a really good-looking
Enjoying the beauty of the Columbia River
The Columbia River is breathtaking, and its beauty is definitely worth enjoying. As temperatures heat up this summer, it is important to prioritize safety when
The magic of putting a price on the priceless
Do you remember those credit card commercials that were all about pointing out that you can’t put a price on the “priceless”? These commercials would
Unleashing the power of a brilliant sign
It’s not that hard to unleash the power of a brilliant sign. The reality is, you just need to make the sign brilliant, or, in
Finding glory in the halls of justice
I once heard a private attorney say, “In the halls of justice, the only justice occurs in the halls.” That may be because our local
One of the best ways to avoid a car accident
I had the fortune of visiting Bora Bora last week, and I was reminded of one of the best ways to avoid a car accident:
One weird trick, a bunny, and ChatGPT
I’m not exactly sure why clickbait so often begins with “one weird trick”, but I figure if I include that phrase, plus “ChatGPT”, you’ll be
Two lawyers making tents
Have you heard that one about the two lawyers making tents? Neither have I. In fact, I just checked the most popular search engine of
Keeping an open mind
I suppose election season is the perfect time to talk about keeping an open mind. I also believe it’s the perfect time to talk about
Are you kidding me?
Surely, when the Kennewick Irrigation District was first formed, they loved being called KID. Maybe they still do. But, over the years, I have become
Brushing up against the law
Yesterday, I received this Amazon package with an electric arc lighter that claims to be windproof. That would be perfect for the Tri-Cities! But, this
Attack of the roundabouts
About two decades ago, there was a proliferation of new roundabouts, aka traffic circles or rotaries, in the City of Kennewick. When I say proliferation,
It’s not my fault
Most of us in the Tri-Cities are familiar with Badger Mountain, but we may be less familiar with the surrounding mountains. This includes neighbors Candy
As dry as the Zintel Canyon Dam
In 1992, the United States Army Corps of Engineers began construction on the dry Zintel Canyon Dam in Kennewick near the new Canyon Lakes neighborhood
Lucky to be alive
Sometimes, personal injury clients walk into our office with one thing on their mind: how lucky they are to be alive. Several years ago, that
Be Prepared
I realized as I was driving around the other day that I needed to be prepared in more aspects of my life. And by prepared,
