Recent Headlines About Personal Injury Cases in and Around Seattle
When you've been injured because of another person's negligence, you may feel very alone. Please feel free to browse our collection of recent news articles to read about accidents similar to yours and how things turned out for the victims.
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Meta-Analysis Study Finds Cell Phone & Passenger Conversations Are DistractingA new study shows that all forms of conversations are distracting for drivers. Talking on the phone or speaking to passengers can impair awareness.
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Survey: Distracted Drivers Less Likely to See Distraction as a ProblemPeople who regularly use cell phones while driving are less likely to see it as a problem. That could put them at risk for a car accident.
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Seattle Traffic Is 9th Worst in U.S.: ReportSeattle has the ninth worst traffic in the U.S. and the 20th worst in the world. Congested roads can lead to tailgating, distracted driving, and crashes.
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Washington State Has 1 Million Senior DriversDespite one million senior drivers on the roads, Washington State has not experienced a spike in fatal crashes.
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AAA Report Details the Risks of Texting and DrivingA new AAA report shows texting and talking on the phone can put drivers at risk for certain types of crashes. For help after an accident, call 425-399-7000.
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Insurance Companies May Raise Insurance Rates for Texting DriversAllstate wants to use a new app to track and increase insurance premiums when drivers use their phones. Call 425-399-7000 for injury claim help.
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Washington Gets 3.5 Stars in MADD Rating of Drunk Driving LawsMADD gives Washington 3.5 out of 5 stars in a campaign to wipe out drunk driving. For help with an alcohol-related injury claim, call 425-399-7000.
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Seattle Releases 2017 Traffic & Collision ReportSDOT’s 2017 Traffic & Collision Report shares data on vehicles, traffic, and crashes on Seattle streets. For help with an injury claim, call 425-399-7000.
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Apple to Block Texting While DrivingIn response to the large number of driving deaths from texting and driving, Apple will soon release a new feature to prevent texting behind the wheel.
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I-5 Is the Most Dangerous Highway in Washington, Study SaysThe most dangerous highway in Washington State is the I-5, with nearly 25 fatalities a year. Learn about the dangers of I-5 and how to stay safe here.
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Insurance Premiums Rising for Not-at-Fault DriversEven if you are not at-fault for an accident, you may still notice your auto insurance premiums rising. Learn why here.
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Study Finds Ignition Interlock Laws May Reduce Fatal Drunk Driving AccidentsStates that require the installation of ignition interlock devices for all drivers convicted of a DUI are seeing a drop in alcohol-related crash deaths.
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SDOT Director: City of Seattle Cannot Handle More TrafficSeattle traffic is getting out of control and the city cannot handle any new drivers. But as the population grows, Seattle has a plan to prevent gridlock.
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Insurance Companies Say Distraction is Driving Increase in Fatal AccidentsInsurance companies are saying that distracted driving caused the U.S. increase in fatal accidents. For help after a distracted driving crash: Call 425-399-7000
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New Speed Limits Proposal Could Make Seattle Roads Safer for AllA new proposal would lower speed limits in and around downtown Seattle to 25 mph. Learn more about the proposal and its potential effects here.
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Traffic Fatalities Rise in First Half of 2016The National Safety Council reports a spike in traffic fatalities for the first half of 2016, painting a grim picture for the remainder of the year.
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AAA Report: 50,658 Crashes from Road Debris Each YearDid road debris play a role in your Washington State car accident? If so, you may be eligible to collect compensation for your injuries: Call 425-399-7000.
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Washington State Marijuana-Related Traffic Fatalities Double Since LegalizationSince Washington legalized marijuana, marijuana-related traffic fatalities have more than doubled. If you were injured by a high driver, call 425-399-7000.
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Seattle Wants to Use Adaptive Traffic Lights to Reduce CongestionSeattle is looking to adaptive traffic lights to help ease traffic congestion. Max Meyers Law helps commuters injured in car crashes: Call 425-399-7000.
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Seattle Has More Bus Riders than Almost Every U.S. CityAccording to a new story in The Seattle Times, Seattle places second in the country for bus riders. Injured in a bus accident? Call 425-399-7000.