Washington truck accident lawyer
After a semi truck crash in Washington, the driver and the trucking company can both be held responsible. Washington generally gives you three years from the injury to file. Truck data can be lost within days, so call (928) 985-8888 right away.
Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma freight, I-5 corridor traffic, and winter conditions on I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass make Washington truck crashes some of the most serious injury cases we see.
Free case review Call 24/7 (928) 985-8888Who pays after a semi truck accident in Washington?
We investigate the driver, the motor carrier, and any broker or shipper involved. Federal FMCSA rules on hours, inspections, and cargo securement apply to interstate trucks, and violations are powerful evidence.
What truck accident evidence disappears fast?
- ELD and hours-of-service logs
- Black-box speed and braking data
- Dash-cam footage and WSDOT traffic cameras
- Chain-up and winter driving compliance on the passes
- Maintenance and inspection records
How long do I have to file a truck accident claim in Washington?
Washington generally allows three years from the date of injury to file (RCW 4.16.080), and claims against government entities require a standard tort claim form and a waiting period before suit. Washington uses pure comparative fault, so your recovery is reduced by your share of fault but not barred.
Will you sue the insurance company for bad faith?
"We aren't afraid to sue and go after insurance companies for bad faith." When an insurer lowballs, delays, or denies a valid claim, Dom files suit instead of settling cheap. How insurance bad faith claims work.
What else do people ask the Dune Lawyer?
Do trucks have to chain up on the passes?
Yes, WSDOT chain requirements apply to commercial vehicles and violations can establish fault.
How long do I have to file?
Generally three years in Washington.
Is the case review free?
Yes, and there is no fee unless we win.
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How do I talk to the Dune Lawyer today?
Free review. Injury cases: no fee until we win. Bankruptcy: flat, transparent fees.