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Personal Injury Attorneys

BELLINGHAM
Personal Injury Attorneys


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Did the Negligence of Others Cause You Harm In a Bellingham Accident?
- Auto accidents
- Slip and falls
- Trucking accidents
- Uninsured and underinsured motorist claims
- Wrongful death cases
- Nursing home abuse
- Motorcycle accidents
- Premises liability claims
- Bad faith insurance claims
- Workers’ compensation
- Product liability claims
What Kinds of Compensation are Available to Bellingham Residents?
The goal of every personal injury claim is to recover the compensation necessary to cover your damages. Don’t be fooled–as easy as it sounds, this is a difficult and costly task, and an experienced attorney is needed to ensure favorable outcomes. They will help recover the damages you so desperately need, and they will also argue for additional compensation that you may not have thought of on your own.
As a whole, plaintiffs’ damages are divided into two categories, punitive and compensatory. For the most part, claimants can disregard punitive damages, as they are assigned by the court for exceptionally bad behavior–less than 10 percent of cases even discuss them. Compensatory damages, on the other hand, are debated in every case as they represent all the standard physical and psychological damages, such as:
- Medical costs
- Property damage
- Lost wages, damage to future earnings
- Disability
- Loss of enjoyment
- Pain and suffering
- Loss of companionship
Generally speaking, economic damages are easier to recover than non-economic damages. That’s because they can be easily tallied through receipts and bills, whereas non-economic damages are subjective in nature, and require much more evidence and persuasion. Even the best attorneys can never fully guarantee that non-economic damages will be recovered, and you should always be wary of one that does.
Let us evaluate your situation and determine the best path to take to help you achieve your goals. Give our injury attorneys a call today at (360) 200-0000.
Before Filing a Claim, Speak With an Attorney About Comparative Fault
Retaining a quality attorney is important, but being fully transparent and honest with them is just as vital. They use the information that you give them to argue on your behalf, so it’s best to stock their arsenal as best you can. Lying or withholding information from your attorney will only hurt your case, and your compensation in the long run. So, answer their questions to the best of your ability, especially with regards to your own level of fault.
Don’t be offended if your attorney asks you about potential fault–they are just trying to prepare you for a set of laws known in Washington as comparative fault. In simplest terms, comparative fault makes it so that every party involved in a suit may be assigned blame on a percentage scale out of 100. This has a direct effect on your settlement, as any percentage of blame you take on will be deducted from your damages. So, if Client X is awarded $100,000 but the court determines that he was 30 percent at fault, his settlement would then be $70,000, a reduction of 30 percent. The party with the highest percentage of fault is barred from receiving anything.
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