Recent Blog Posts
Commercial Vehicle Collisions and City Port Activity
Cities located near ports often see increased truck and commercial vehicle traffic. Vancouver’s active port has recently had a surge in shipping volume. These trucks often clog local roads and freeways, which may lead to greater risk of collisions and putting motorists and their passengers in danger. Vancouver Port Volume Leads to Increased Truck… Read More »
Who is Liable? Navigating Complex Commercial Vehicle Accidents
In a commercial vehicle accident case, determining who may be liable for your damages is not always straight forward. You may have a claim against multiple individuals and/or entities. In most commercial vehicle accident cases, you may have a claim against the driver of the commercial vehicle, in addition to the company that employs… Read More »
Innovations in Evidence: Dash Cameras, Artificial Intelligence, and Autonomous Vehicles in Personal Injury Cases
Advances in technology have changed the way that a car accident claim could unfold. Although the general legal requirements remain the same, there may be additional ways of proving what the other driver did in the circumstances leading up to your crash. Complex technologies can also present evidentiary issues. This article provides additional information… Read More »
Injured at a Summer Event You Were Working? Fairs, Festivals, and Liability
If you have been injured while working at a summer fair or festival, you may be entitled to financial compensation. An experienced Washington personal injury lawyer at Schauermann Thayer can help you learn whether you may be able to file a lawsuit to seek damages. Summer fairs and festival jobs can be more legally… Read More »
The Importance of Reporting Workplace Injuries Promptly in Washington
If you have been injured on the job, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. You may also be able to pursue a claim against a non-employer third-party. The Vancouver workplace injury attorneys at Schauermann Thayer can help you explore your legal options. In order to help preserve any potential claims you may… Read More »
WSAJ Trial Lawyers Care: Giving Back at Heritage Farm
On June 11, 2025, the STJSE team joined other members of the Washington State Association for Justice for a hands-on volunteer morning at the Clark County Food Bank Heritage Farm in Vancouver, WA. Our attorneys rolled up their sleeves under the warm summer sun to support the Clark County Food Bank’s mission to nourish… Read More »
Construction Season in Full Swing: What to Do if You’re Injured on a Summer Job Site
Summer presents additional risks for construction employees, who are already working in a dangerous profession. If you are injured while working on a construction site, there is a chance that you may be able to file a personal injury claim. The experienced Vancouver construction accident lawyers at Schauermann Thayer can help. Here are the… Read More »
Dog Attacks on Private Property: When Owners Are Held Accountable
Dog bite laws vary widely by state. It is important to consult an experienced dog bite injury attorney at Schauermann Thayer to learn about the legal requirements and whether you may have a claim for injuries and damages. Dog bites can cause serious injuries to adults and children. In Washington, a homeowner and/or dog… Read More »
Who Can Be Held Liable for Your Workplace Injury?
Laws in Washington restrict employees from filing personal injury lawsuits against their employers when they get hurt at work. Employees in these scenarios may be limited to recovery through workers’ compensation. The workplace injury attorneys at Schauermann Thayer can help you determine whether someone besides your employer may be at fault. We will fight… Read More »
Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit in Washington / Oregon?
Your family may be able to pursue a wrongful death claim if a family member died in an accident or due to some other type of wrongful action. The wrongful death lawyers at Schauermann Thayer can fight for your family with compassion and understanding. In both Washington and Oregon, wrongful death lawsuits must be… Read More »
