Everett Washington Personal Injury Law

Everett Personal Injury Lawyers: Top Martindale Rating

Martindale-Hubbell Top Rating. As a result of an extensive and confidential peer review by members of the Washington State Bar, both lawyers and judges, Martindale-Hubbell has awarded the highest peer review rating to Mr. Kornfeld – an AV rating.

If you have been seriously hurt due to the carelessness or recklessness of another in Everett or elsewhere in the state of Washington you may want to consider filing a claim before your time runs out. If, for example, you were injured in a car accident, boat accident, by medical malpractice or the like you have a limited time (generally 3 years) to file a claim.

Contact our top rated Everett, WA personal injury lawyers for a free consultation at a time and place of your convenience to learn more.

Everett Birth Injury Lawyers

Because birth injuries require tremendous attention to investigate the merits of the case and determine whether the risk and expense of filing a medical malpractice claim is justified, you need an attorney that is knowledgeable and experienced in handling traumatic birth injury cases, which includes retaining all of the necessary qualified experts. The chances of your resolving a birth injury case without the assistance of an experienced birth injury attorney are very slim.

If you feel your child’s injuries were the result of birth malpractice you should not hesitate to speak with an attorney immediately. There is very limited time to file malpractice claims. Contact our Washington State Birth Injury Lawyers for a free consultation.

Recent Car Accident Injury Settlement

Here is a recent injury settlement achieved by the Everett personal injury law firm Kornfeld Law. The client had been injured in King County in an automobile accident.

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Jane Doe v. John Doe driver: King County Superior Court No. 02-2-26432-8 Seattle woman involved in a motor vehicle accident suffered spinal injuries to her neck and low back, radiculopathy, and a worsening of her pre-existing fibromyalgia. A Microsoft employee with a stellar record, she was forced to miss about one year of work over 4 years. According to her rheumatologists, she could not return to her high-stress job as the extra hours and demands of being bent over a computer for most of the day made her injuries worse and caused her to lose sleep. The treating doctors told her to find a 30-40 hour a week job rather than her 50-60 hour position. Given that she was a large wage earner, the insurer agreed to pay its half million dollar policy limit to settle the case.

Total Settlement: $500,000

Now, there is no guarantee your car accident claim could yield a settlement near this ammount or a settlement at all. To find out if you have a claim contact our Seattle personal injury lawyers for a free consultation.

FAQ From WA SCI Lawyer

Q. What is a spinal cord injury (SCI)?

A. The spinal cord is a bundle of nerves that conduct information from the brain to the rest of the body, and from the body back to the brain. Some nerves are related to sensation and/or motor function, maintaining involuntary bodily functions such as breathing. This bundle of nerves is encased in the bony spinal column. If the spine is broken, the spinal cord suffers a traumatic injury which can result in loss of function and feeling.

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Personal Injury: Construction Injuries in Washington State

In Washington, under the Washington Industrial Safety Act (WISHA), the general contractor on any work site has a nondelegable duty to enforce all safety regulations for all employees on site, not just the employees of the general contractor. This duty runs from all upper tier subcontractors to all lower tier subcontractors which the sub may hire on the job site.  This nondelegable duty to enforce all safety regulations on all work sites applies not just to general contractors but to owners, developers and those with supervisory authority in the work place. All employers are obligated to provide a reasonably safe work place for its employees and those with whom it contracts with to furnish labor and materials for it.

If you have suffered personal injuries in WA on the job feel free to contact us for a free consultation at a time and place of your convenience.

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