Washington Move Over Law: Trooper Injured in I-90 Crash Near Easton
A Washington State Patrol trooper was injured after a pickup truck struck his patrol vehicle along Interstate 90 near Easton, Washington, on October 21, 2026....
Washington Mountain Pass Accidents: Winter Driving Laws and Who Is Liable After a Crash
Driving through Washington's Cascade Mountains during winter can be dangerous. Snow-covered highways, freezing temperatures, icy curves, and reduced visibility increase the risk of serious collisions. Washington...
Washington Legal Malpractice Claims: Court Reverses Dismissal
Washington legal malpractice claims can arise when an attorney misses important deadlines, fails to comply with court orders, or allows a client's lawsuit to be dismissed....
Washington HOA Fee Disputes: Court Orders Money Judgment
Washington HOA fee disputes can involve more than disagreements over monthly dues or special assessments. When a property manager imposes charges without proper authority, homeowners may...
Washington Medical Website Privacy: Supreme Court Rules on Hospital Tracking
Washington medical website privacy is at the center of a significant October 8, 2026 decision from the Washington Supreme Court. In Baker v. Seattle Children’s Hospital, No....
Washington Community Custody Conditions: Supreme Court Strikes Down Vague Restriction
Washington community custody conditions must be clear enough for people to understand what they are prohibited from doing. On October 15, 2026, the Washington Supreme Court...
Washington Recall Petition Requirements Explained: 2026 Supreme Court Ruling
Washington recall petition requirements were at the center of a significant Washington Supreme Court decision issued October 15, 2026. The ruling involved seven Skagit County residents...
Three Injured in Cle Elum Car Accident on SR-970 Near Teanaway Road
A Cle Elum car accident left three people injured Sunday afternoon after a sedan collided with an SUV on State Route 970 in Kittitas County. According to...
Washington Jail Death Lawsuits: When Can a County Avoid Liability?
When someone dies in a Washington jail, surviving family members may have questions about whether the death could have been prevented and whether the jail...
Washington Right to Self-Representation: What State v. Sims Shows
The Washington right to self-representation allows a criminal defendant to give up the assistance of an attorney and represent himself or herself in court. But because the...