Bellevue Personal Injury Lawyers
Choosing the right attorney for your case can be overwhelming. In most areas, there are a high volume of personal injury attorneys and firms. So how do you choose the right one for you? Washington state personal injury firm Lehmbecker Law has listed 10 questions to ask any firm you are considering hiring. Lehmbecker Law…
[Continue reading] 10 Questions to Ask a Personal Injury Attorney
Are you uncertain about what your auto policy covers or maybe even which coverage you should purchase? Has your insurance company denied coverage for property damage or medical bills after an accident? Here are some helpful tips to guide you when dealing with an auto insurer: Make sure you always purchase Personal Injury Protection (PIP)…
We are pleased to announce that our workers’ compensation legal assistant, Cassandra, has joined our workers’ compensation litigation team as of March 1, 2021. Cassandra joined Lehmbecker Law after graduating from college in 2019 and quickly excelled at helping our injured clients with their cases. At Lehmbecker Law every client has a team of legal…
[Continue reading] Cassandra Mendoza has been promoted to our Workers’ Compensation Litigation Team
Workers in offices, retail stores, restaurants, factories, and agriculture have all been shown to be at increased risk for contracting Covid-19. However, the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) has only been accepting Worker’s Compensation claims from healthcare workers and first-responders–even though it is known that many other industries are COVID hotspots. Currently,…
Under the law, victims of serious accidents should be fully compensated for their injuries. Unfortunately, insurance companies and defense attorneys will take every possible measure to pay as little compensation as possible to you, no matter how serious or life-altering your injuries may be. At Lehmbecker Law, we know firsthand just how much serious injuries…
[Continue reading] Five Tips for Negotiating the Best Accident Settlement Possible
In Washington, a parent can be held liable for injury or damages caused by a family member driver if: The vehicle is owned, provided or maintained by the parent and used for family activities; The family member was driving the car at the time of the accident; and The vehicle was used with the express…
