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 other words, bright and shiny. And that’s what city planners across the country, and across the Tri-Cities, are starting to do. You can see a Read more…
Ok, I’m sure there’s no need to apologize in advance for grossing anyone out, because most of us were ecstatic in 2016 when the Washington legislature passed a law allowing people to take fresh roadkill home for dinner. Now, our state is one of about 20 states that have similar Read more…
One of the realities of driving on highways and freeways in the Tri-Cities and the inland Northwest is sharing the road with the large semi trucks that keep our stores stocked. Some people call them 18 wheelers, others call them tractor trailers, but in Washington State the most common term Read more…
Teenagers by and large have a reputation for being reckless and irresponsible drivers. It’s not a generalization. There is huge amount of data backing up the fact that teenagers are more dangerous behind the wheel. Here are a couple of scary national statistics: In 2015 alone, almost 3,000 teens were Read more…
Is it just me, or does road rage seem to be more prevalent nowadays than it used to be? It seems that if you accidentally cut someone off, drive in the left lane too long, or use your horn to signal your presence, you may just tick someone off. I Read more…
We just concluded a mock trial for one of our clients. Yes, that’s the same “mock” meaning “to make fun of”, but we weren’t making fun of trial. We were preparing for trial. You see, we often have a really hard time knowing what potential jurors are going to think Read more…
Sirens. Ambulance. Hospital. Postcard advertising injury-related services. One of these is not like the other. In the past couple of weeks, I have followed a debate among personal injury attorneys throughout Washington who would like to address what the majority, including Anderson Law, considers to be inappropriate marketing: direct solicitation Read more…