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Nine More Survivors Provide Notice of Sexual Abuse Claims Against Clark County Juvenile Justice Center
On May 21, 2026, nine additional survivors notified Clark County of their intent to file lawsuits alleging they were sexually abused as children while in county custody at the Clark County Juvenile Justice Center. The new claimants, all now adults, join eight survivors who filed a lawsuit against Clark County in February over alleged… Read More »
Understanding Different Automobile Insurance Coverages
Navigating insurance coverage after a car accident is challenging, to say the least. The experienced Vancouver car accident lawyers at Schauermann Thayer can help you understand what you are dealing with and effectively present your claim to help ensure you are treated fairly. If you have been injured in a car accident, it is… Read More »
Right of Reimbursement in Washington State
If you are injured in a motor vehicle collision and your personal injury protection coverage and/or your health insurance pays for your medical treatment, those insurance companies may have a “right of reimbursement” out of any compensation you obtain from the driver that caused the crash and your injuries. This simply means that the… Read More »
What to Do If You Are Hit by a Driver Who Flees – Building a Strong Hit-and-Run Injury Claim
If you have been injured in a hit-and-run collision, you may experience unique and confusing insurance and liability issues. The investigation and preservation of evidence for these types of claims are very time-sensative. It is important to take all the right steps to ensure you protect yourself and your injury claim. Finding the Responsible… Read More »
Pedestrian Injury and Wrongful Death Claims in Washington and Oregon
Collisions involving pedestrians often involve significant injuries and even death. Many factors may play a role in the determination of liability in a pedestrian crash, which may ultimately impact the ability to pursue a claim for damages. Early and thorough investigations are critical in these types of cases. Why the Right of Way Matters… Read More »
Scott Edwards—Trial Lawyer of the Year
Written by Sara Schirato Success looks different to everyone. It can be attained and measured in countless ways. For us here at Schauermann Thayer, success is doing right by our clients. Helping them through the hardest moments of their lives and being their voice for justice. We strive to make a difference for our… Read More »
Injury Claim Checklist for WA/OR Victims: Medical Care, Documentation, and the Biggest Early Mistakes to Avoid
If you have been injured due to the negligence of another person or entity, there are steps you can take and mistakes you should avoid in order to set you on the best path when seeking compensation for your damages. Medical Care After You Have Suffered an Injury Your health is the most important… Read More »
Company Vehicle Crashes in WA & OR: Who is Responsible?
If you have been involved in a crash with a driver who was working and/or driving a company vehicle at the time of the crash, you may have a personal injury claim against the driver and the driver’s employer. In many cases, an employer may be liable for the actions that their employee has… Read More »
Alleged Decades of Sexual Abuse at Clark County Juvenile Detention Facility
Eight Survivors File Lawsuit Alleging Decades of Sexual Abuse at Clark County Juvenile Detention Facility — Attorneys Believe More Victims and Witnesses May Come Forward VANCOUVER, Wash. — Eight survivors have filed a civil lawsuit against Clark County alleging widespread and systemic sexual abuse of children held at the County’s juvenile detention facility over… Read More »
Increased Risks of Collisions During the Holiday Season
Although the holidays are supposed to be a joyous time, there are serious risks that you may face, especially when you go out on the road and travel long distances. Car accidents are more common during the holiday season and often involve more serious injuries. Driving defensively and exercising care can only go so… Read More »
