Car & Motorcycle Crashes in Washington
When a crash turns your life upside down, you need a lawyer who prepares to fight — not one who pushes you toward a quick settlement.
What these cases involve
Vehicle crashes — whether on a Seattle freeway, a rural highway, or a mountain pass — can cause serious, lasting injuries. The aftermath is often chaotic: medical appointments, missed work, insurance calls, and pressure to resolve things quickly.
PNW Injury Law handles claims involving car crashes, motorcycle crashes, and other vehicle collisions across Washington State. Frank represents people who were hurt through no fault of their own and who deserve more than a lowball settlement.
Trial preparation from day one
Frank prepares every crash case as if it will go before a jury. That means thorough investigation, careful documentation, and building the strongest possible record of what happened and how it affected your life.
Insurance companies know which lawyers are ready to go to trial and which ones aren't. When you're represented by someone who prepares to fight, the other side takes your case more seriously.
What to do after a crash
Get medical attention
Your health comes first. See a doctor even if you feel okay — some injuries aren't immediately obvious.
Document everything you can
Photos of the scene, vehicle damage, and your injuries. Names and contact information of witnesses. The police report number.
Be careful with insurance contacts
You're not required to give a recorded statement to the other driver's insurance company. Speak with a lawyer before you do.
Talk to a lawyer before you settle
Once you accept a settlement, you typically can't go back. Make sure you understand the full picture before you sign anything.
Ready to talk about your crash?
Your consultation is free and confidential. Tell Frank what happened and find out where you stand.
A case review is free and creates no obligation. No attorney fee unless there is a recovery. If there is no recovery, you will not be responsible for case costs we advanced. You may be liable for the opposing party's fees and costs.