Many people believe they only need to be compensated for their visible medical bills or car repairs, but the full value of your damages is much more. We thoroughly analyze all of your losses to demand maximum compensation.

• Economic Damages: These are financial losses that can be proven with receipts and records.

  • Medical Expenses: All past and future costs related to the accident, including emergency care, surgery, hospitalization, medication, and physical therapy.
  • Lost Income: Wages lost because you were unable to work, as well as the loss of future earning capacity if your ability to work is impacted long-term.
  • Property Damage: The cost to repair your vehicle or the value of the vehicle if it was a total loss.

• Non-Economic Damages: This is compensation for the real, but non-monetary, ways the accident has impacted your life.

  • Pain and Suffering: For the physical pain and emotional distress caused by the accident.
  • Loss of Enjoyment of Life: Compensation for your inability to enjoy hobbies and daily activities as you once did.
  • Permanent Disability or Scarring: For the mental anguish associated with permanent physical reminders of the accident.

Through countless cases, we have developed a deep understanding of the causes of accidents in Washington State. We investigate all possibilities to clearly establish liability. Distracted Driving: Using a smartphone, adjusting a navigation system, or any other activity that takes a driver’s focus off the road. Speeding & Reckless Driving: This dangerous behavior is one of the most common sights on Washington’s roads. Impaired Driving (DUI): A serious crime that impairs a driver’s judgment and often leads to tragic consequences. Driver Fatigue: Drowsy driving is as dangerous as drunk driving and significantly reduces a driver’s reaction time. Vehicle Malfunctions: Accidents can be caused by unexpected mechanical failures like brake failure or tire blowouts.

We have represented clients with a wide range of injuries. The most common types we handle include:

• Whiplash: One of the most common injuries, especially in rear-end collisions, caused by the violent back-and-forth jerking of the neck.
• Head & Brain Injuries: Ranging from mild concussions to life-altering Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs).
• Broken Bones: Fractures of the arms, legs, ribs, and other parts of the body resulting from the force of impact.
• Spinal Cord Injuries: One of the most catastrophic injuries, which can lead to paralysis and other devastating outcomes.
• Internal Injuries: Life-threatening internal bleeding or organ damage that may not show immediate symptoms.

The moments after a car accident are confusing and stressful. Following these steps can protect both your health and your legal rights.

After an accident, you have one job: get your health back. Our expert team at Car Crash will systematically handle every complex legal detail on your behalf.

You are not alone. Take the first step toward getting your rights back by contacting one of our offices in Tacoma, Lynnwood, Everett, or Bellevue today. You pay nothing unless we win your case.

Understanding Washington’s “Comparative Negligence” Law

Washington State follows the principle of “Pure Comparative Negligence.” This means that even if you are found to be partially at fault for the accident (e.g., 10% at fault), you can still recover compensation for the other party’s percentage of fault (90%). Insurance companies often try to use this law to inflate your portion of the blame. We fight to ensure you are not unfairly blamed.