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  • Planning a Funeral After an Unexpected Death - Part One
    There is no easy way to plan the funeral of a loved one after an accident. You are likely feeling emotionally drained, physically exhausted, and over-stressed as you approach the memorial plans.
    Posted: 2010-02-14
    Category: Home & Family
  • Planning a Funeral After an Unexpected Death - Part Two
    Funerals are probably the most popular of all the memorial options, as they are the most traditional type of service. There is no one set way to have a funeral - how you proceed depends on your loved one's religious affiliation, age, and personality.
    Posted: 2010-02-10
    Category: Home & Family
  • What is Wrongful Death: Establishing Negligence in Washington State
    To understand a wrongful death claim, you must also understand the principle of negligence. Most wrongful death claims are based on the wrongful act of negligence committed by the responsible party. w
    Posted: 2010-01-31
    Category: Legal
  • The Pre-Litigation or Claims Process for Washington State Wrongful Death Cases
    Once a wrongful death occurs, the insurance claims process usually begins immediately. This means the personal representative and/or surviving family members must take immediate action. This action may include preserving all of the evidence from the accident, hiring experts to inspect any vehicles and/or the accident scene, and obtaining witness statements.
    Posted: 2010-01-29
    Category: Legal
  • Wrongful Death Claims: Should You Settle Or Go To Court?
    Your primary goal during the claims process phase of a wrongful death case is to build your case by collecting and evaluating all evidence that can help you secure a fair and reasonable settlement.
    Posted: 2010-01-25
    Category: Legal
  • Overview of Washington State's Wrongful Death Laws - Part One
    The state of Washington has two main statutes that govern wrongful death actions. There is a general wrongful death statute and one that specifically applies to a parent's cause of action for the death of a child. In addition, there are statutes that address survival actions (e.g., to recover those damages the deceased could have claimed had the deceased survived).
    Posted: 2010-01-25
    Category: Legal
  • Overview of Washington State's Wrongful Death Laws - Part Two
    The courts have also stated that the surviving parent or sibling need not be wholly or completely dependent on the deceased. Partial dependence has been deemed sufficient. But there must be enough evidence to prove "substantial financial dependence." The financial dependence must also occur at the time of death, as opposed to having occurred in the past or to occur at some point in the future.
    Posted: 2010-01-23
    Category: Legal
  • Speaking With the Insurance Claims Adjustor About Your Wrongful Death Claim
    y pursuing a wrongful death claim you will likely be interviewed by a claims representative from your own insurance company, or the deceased person's carrier, or the at-fault person's insurance company, or by all three. You might think the adjustor is trying to help you, especially if it is the adjustor from your insurance company. Keep in mind that this may not be the case at all. E
    Posted: 2010-01-21
    Category: Legal
  • Washington State Wrongful Death Claims
    Wrongful death claims in Washington State are complicated and are often very expensive to pursue. They require a thorough understanding of Washington's complex wrongful death statute, the laws of probate and estates, and the case law decisions that have developed for these types of claims over many years.
    Posted: 2010-01-21
    Category: Legal
  • Insurance Company Discovers Client’s FaceBook Page - Reduces Offer by $20,000
    One of Chris Davis' recent clients suffered a significant blow in his case against an insurance company when the adjuster found videos and pictures of him engaging in strenuous physical activity on his social media sites MySpace & Facebook. After seeing the videos and pictures, the insurance adjuster devalued his settlement some $20,000.
    Posted: 2009-09-09
    Category: Business
  • Things to Consider Before Hiring a Lawyer in a Dog Bite Case
    Seattle Attorney Chris Davis discusses a few of the important things to consider before hiring a lawyer in a Dog Bite case.
    Posted: 2009-09-02
    Category: Business
  • Dog Bite Cases and Private Insurance of the Dog Owner
    In personal injury cases involving a dog bite, the insurance coverage of the dog's owner is a very important. In this article, Seattle Attorney Chris Davis explains the various insurance policies and actions often taken by insurance companies in cases involving an animal attack.
    Posted: 2009-08-30
    Category: Business
  • Another Dog Attack - 9 month-old Baby Severely Maimed
    Seattle Attorney Chris Davis reports on a recent tragedy wherein a 9 month-old baby was maimed by her grandmother's dog.
    Posted: 2009-08-27
    Category: Business
  • Medical Mistakes: The leading cause of accidental deaths in America
    In this post, Seattle wrongful death lawyer Chris Davis talks about the number of accidental deaths that arise out of medical malpractice each year.
    Posted: 2009-08-27
    Category: Business
  • Dog Bite Cases and the Contingency Fee
    Contingency fees can sound scary when hiring a lawyer, but they're actually designed to make litigation less of a financial burden for victims. Seattle Lawyer Chris Davis discusses the ramifications of this concept in the following article.
    Posted: 2009-08-27
    Category: Business