Everyone, myself included, seems to be dabbling in AI. On one hand it seems so revolutionary and helpful, and on the other it seems like it’s taking away our ability to be curious, analytical creatures. With AI answers so readily available, why do we need human analysis? This got me thinking about how my injured […]
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In my last blog post, I discussed how the at-fault driver doesn’t get to blame you without evidence. But what if you are partially at fault? Maybe you didn’t have lights on your bike during the hours of darkness, or you were impaired or distracted while riding. In those cases, Washington has a comparative fault
You just got hit by an oncoming driver who turned left directly into your path. While you’re sprawled out on the pavement, the driver jumps out of their car and immediately yells “You hit me and it’s your fault!” In Washington, when someone tries to blame you after they hit you while riding, this argument
It only takes a split-second to get hit while riding, but the impact of a collision can last a lifetime, leaving you with devastating injuries and mountains of medical bills. As a bicycle accident lawyer, I’ve been the bearer of bad news hundreds of times: the at-fault driver who hit you only has $25,000 in
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