Misc. Archives -

Jul

2018

Legislature Increases Mandatory Arbitration Damages Limit to $100,000

by Walthew |Misc.

For nearly 40 years, mandatory arbitration has existed in Washington State as an alternative to trial in superior court. Civil cases must go through the mandatory arbitration route when the injured party is seeking a money judgment under a certain...

Nov

2016

The History of Veteran’s Day

by Walthew |Media & News Misc.

On November 11, the United States will celebrate Veterans Day, honoring all the men and women, living and dead, who have fought for our country. While some schools and businesses are closed for the holiday, others may hold a period...

May

2013

Tell legislators to protect their promise to our workers. Send A Message!

by Walthew |Media & News Misc.

We ask again that you contact your state legislators and the Governor’s office and tell them not to make changes to our workers’ compensation system. As members of the Washington State Association for Justice, we strongly support their efforts in...

Feb

2013

Workers’ Compensation Under Attack Again!

by Walthew |Misc. Workers Comp

What can you do? Call and write to your state Senators and Legislators, as well as Governor Inslee and let them know that you strongly oppose the proposed changes to our workers’ compensation laws.To find the name and contact information...

Dec

2012

Why have an attorney?

by Walthew |Construction Accidents Misc. Workers Comp

Tim came to our office earlier this year about his workers’ compensation claim. He had suffereda pretty serious injury to his ankle and leg and had surgery. His claim was opened, he receivedtime loss compensation, and had returned to work....

Dec

2012

Claim closed for more than seven years – are there still benefits available?

by Walthew |Misc. Workers Comp

Has this happened to you or someone you know? Jack has an on-the-job injury. He files a claim for workers’ compensation benefits and the claim is allowed. His medical treatment was covered, he received time loss compensation, and because he could not...