
A serious collision turns a routine commute into months of medical appointments and phone calls from adjusters whose only goal is to pay you less. We level that field.
Compensation You Can Recover
Insurers love to negotiate against medical bills only. We build a complete picture so the demand reflects what was actually lost — economically and personally.
Past, current, and projected — including specialists, imaging, surgery, and rehabilitation.
Wages missed during recovery plus diminished future earning capacity if injuries are permanent.
Non-economic damages for the human cost — chronic pain, anxiety, and loss of activities you used to enjoy.
Vehicle repair or total-loss valuation, plus diminished value claims most adjusters will not volunteer.
Common Insurance Tactics
Adjusters are trained to extract a recorded statement before you have a diagnosis. Anything you say can be used to argue you weren't really hurt.
Blanket medical authorizations let insurers comb your full history for any pre-existing condition they can blame your injuries on.
A $5,000 check sent in the first week is designed to close your file before you understand the cost of a herniated disc or a TBI.
The doctor is paid by the insurer. Their job is to draft a report minimizing your injuries, not to treat you.

Case Spotlight
Client was struck at an intersection by an underinsured driver. The carrier denied UIM coverage citing a policy exclusion buried in renewal paperwork. After eighteen months of discovery, expert reconstruction, and a trial date on the calendar, the insurer paid policy limits plus a separate bad-faith resolution.
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Three quick questions. No name, no email — just a working range so you know where you stand.
Honest brackets based on Washington verdicts and settlements we've handled.
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Cases We Handle
How We Work
We meet you — at the hospital, at home, or by video — and immediately handle insurer contact so you can heal.
Scene analysis, vehicle data downloads, witness statements, and traffic-camera preservation letters within days.
Medical narratives, life-care planning, and economic loss reports prepared by experts we have worked with for years.
Aggressive negotiation backed by a complete trial file. If the offer falls short, we file.
Common Questions
Most personal injury claims must be filed within three years. Claims against governmental entities have much shorter notice deadlines — sometimes 60 days. Call us as soon as possible.
Your own UM/UIM coverage may apply. These claims are technically against your own carrier, which means they often fight harder than third-party insurers.
No. Not before speaking with an attorney. We will handle all carrier communication for you.
Nothing up front. Auto and motorcycle cases are handled on a contingency fee — we are paid only if we recover money for you.
Ready when you are