School Playgrounds Are Supposed to Be Fun, But Are They Safe?
Category: Children's Injuries, Children's Issues
Many of us remember when recess was the best part of the school day. It was a chance to find our best friends, hang from the monkey bars, go down the slide or use the swing set. Our memories are probably mostly nostalgic, yet school playgrounds remain the site of many serious injuries. Unfortunately, these […]
Read MoreAvoiding Careless or Intoxicated Drivers – Tips to Stay Safe
Category: Auto Accidents, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death
Last Wednesday, September 6th an accident involving a driver left two people seriously injured and created a six mile traffic backup on Interstate 5 south of SeaTac airport. Police reported an SUV rear ended a van after making multiple aggressive lane changes, resulting in a collision that sent both vehicles rolling into the ditch off […]
Read MoreWashington State’s New Electronic DUI Law – A Reminder
Category: Auto Accidents, Personal Injury, Wrongful Death
Effective last Sunday, July 23, Washington State “Electronic DUI” legislation SSB 5829 imposed new traffic penalties on drivers using consumer electronics behind the wheel. The purpose of this law is to help prevent needless accidents and keep Washington roads safe for both drivers and pedestrians by curbing the widespread use of electronics (especially phones) by […]
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