Washington Law on Avoiding Accidents: The Duty of All Drivers In Washington state, every driver has a primary duty to avoid accidents. This duty does not...

A significant mudslide near Snoqualmie Pass disrupted eastbound travel on Interstate 90 on Monday night, leading to overnight closures and considerable delays. The incident highlights...

Introduction As Thanksgiving travel ramped up across Washington State, Snoqualmie Pass turned into a challenging corridor of unpredictable winter weather. With snow, slush, and freezing...

Introduction A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Cascade mountain passes from 10 a.m. Tuesday to 4 a.m. Wednesday, just ahead of the...

Introduction In Kimball v. Otis Elevator Co., the Washington Court of Appeals addressed whether Otis was liable for a back injury sustained by Allison Kimball when...

Introduction Under Washington law, the notice of disqualification statute (RCW 4.12.050) provides parties and attorneys the right to disqualify a judge in a superior court case. This article...

Introduction In the wake of the damage to the Interstate 90 (I‑90) overpass at Bullfrog Road overpass just west of Cle Elum in Kittitas County,...

A Cle Elum couple is recovering after a devastating head-on collision on Interstate 90 near North Bend, highlighting the dangers of highway driving and the...

If you've suffered a Roslyn car accident injury, you may be facing medical bills, lost wages, and uncertainty about what to do next. Whether the...

Introduction Pierce County fatal car accidents have reached record highs, creating serious risks for drivers on local roads and highways. In 2023, the county experienced 167 fatal crashes resulting in 177 deaths. The most dangerous road in the area is Interstate 5 (I-5), where 16 fatal accidents occurred last year alone. If you or someone you love has been injured in a Pierce County car crash, Blanford Law is ready to help you recover the compensation you deserve and hold negligent drivers accountable. Why Are Fatal Car Accidents Increasing in Pierce County? High Traffic Volume on I-5 and SR-16: Pierce County’s major highways see frequent congestion and dangerous driving behaviors. Distracted and Impaired Driving: Drivers using mobile phones and driving under the influence contribute to many fatal crashes. Speeding and Aggressive Driving: High-speed driving and road rage incidents are common causes of serious accidents. Failure to Wear Seatbelts: A significant number of fatalities involve occupants not using proper restraints. How to Stay Safe on Pierce County Roads Follow speed limits, especially on busy highways like I-5 and SR-16. Avoid distractions—put your phone away while driving. Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Make sure all passengers are wearing seatbelts. What to Do After a Pierce County Car Accident Call Emergency Services Immediately: Your health and safety come first. Document the Accident Scene: Take photos, collect witness contact information, and record the conditions. Consult Blanford Law Before Speaking to Insurers: We’ll ensure your rights are protected and that you don’t accept a lowball settlement. Blanford Law Can Help After a Pierce County Fatal Car Accident If you or someone you love has been affected by a fatal car accident in Pierce County, don’t navigate the complex legal system alone. The experienced team at Blanford Law will fight for your rights and help you secure compensation for medical bills, lost income, and emotional suffering. 📞 Call Now: 253-720-9304📧 Email: ken@blanfordlaw.com🌐 Visit: www.blanfordlaw.com