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WHAT IF I MISS WORK BECAUSE OF A CAR CRASH?

By Scott Edwards |

It is not uncommon that our clients miss at least a little bit of work time as a result of a collision. In reality most miss at least a little bit of work. Whether because the collision occurred on their way to work so they’re just a couple hours late , or because they… Read More »

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ON PROVIDING REFERRALS

By William K. Thayer |

I had a friend ask me recently who he should get to write a will for him. I gave him the names of a couple of colleagues that I know write wills, but I encouraged him to call and talk to these lawyers about his situation and how they charge fees before he hired… Read More »

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BOATING SAFETY REFRESHER

By Scott A. Staples |

It seems that here in our neck of the woods the summer heat is finally starting to arrive. Some will say “better late the never.” Some of you have enjoyed the cooler summer we’ve had thus far, more so than the past few scorchers. Even though the kids are getting ready to go back… Read More »

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HOW CAN I NEGOTIATE A BETTER PROPERTY DAMAGE RECOVERY MYSELF?

By Scott Edwards |

Property damage claims should be simple. In most car accidents, fault is relatively clear. The at-fault driver’s insurance company should pay to fix the car, or if it is a total loss, they should pay the value of the car. It should be fast, easy, uncomplicated, and leave the victim of negligence with minimal… Read More »

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AN OPEN LETTER TO HIT AND RUN DRIVERS

By Bradley Thayer |

The main hard-and-fast belief I strive to live by is “do not actively hurt any other human being.” As simple as that might sound, if you read the news, it seems there are not as many people living by this mantra as there should be. So let’s talk about hit and run drivers.  I… Read More »

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BEST LAWYERS IN VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON

By Scott Edwards |

I hope this post doesn’t come across as too self-congratulatory or as boasting in our own successes. But we are proud and sometimes it’s appropriate to just toot your own horn a little bit. Forgive us in advance for having done so. Schauermann Thayer was recently notified that we received a “BirdEye Best Business… Read More »

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WHEN IS A MANUFACTURER OF FOOD PRODUCTS RESPONSIBLE FOR AN INJURY CAUSED BY THE FOOD WE EAT IN WASHINGTON?

By Scott A. Staples |

It’s an unfortunate fact of life.  Foods that we consume will, on occasion, contain something that isn’t supposed to be there.  Sometimes it’s just gross.  But sometimes is causes real, lasting injuries to the consumer.  As in most legal topics, there’s a lot of nuance that maybe isn’t conducive to a succinct blog post. … Read More »

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PROVING A HEAD INJURY

By Benjamin P. Melnick |

As lawyers, we would certainly never pretend to diagnose someone with an injury. Still, from our experience, we develop a pretty good sense of the type of medical and observational evidence needed to prove injuries resulting from another person’s wrongful conduct. In any personal injury case, the case is driven by two elements: liability… Read More »

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A CALL FOR GREATER DRIVER AWARENESS

By Bradley Thayer |

July 2019 has been a rough month in the news when it comes to highlighting the true danger that motor vehicles pose.  This blog post may not a revelation on any level, but it is merely intended to serve as a reminder that as routine or habitual as driving has become in our everyday… Read More »

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HOW LONG WILL MY PERSONAL INJURY CASE TAKE?

By Scott Edwards |

One of the questions asked by virtually every person that comes into my office to talk about injuries from a motor vehicle collision is “how long is this going to take?” Other variations on the question include “how long will it take to settle my personal injury claim?” or “it seems like the insurance… Read More »

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