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Here at Davis Law Group, we represent a lot of accident victims involving children.  These are tragic cases because the victims are so young and vulnerable.  What most parents don’t know is that Washington law requires that all child injury settlements must be approved by the Superior Court.
 
 Washington’s law states that in every settlement of [...]

The owner of a dangerous dog, Travis Dean Cunningham, 36, recently pled guilty to owing two dangerous dogs and possessing a firearm in a separate case. 
Cunningham owned two pit bulls.  On September 8, 2008, the dogs attacked and maimed a 71-year-old woman who was standing in the yard of her SeaTac home.  The dogs caused massive injuries and [...]

Often I am asked what is the biggest mistake that personal injury victims can make.  I discuss the most common mistakes that I see representing personal injury victims in my book, “The Ten Biggest Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Washington Accident Case.”  But which one of these mistakes is the biggest? Or the most common?
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I recently published my third book, “When the Dog Bites: The Essential Guide to Dog Bite Claims in Washington.”  This book is intended to help victims who have been severely injured by a dog, and to also raise awareness about the prevalence of dog bite attacks.
  In this book I explain Washington’s Dog Bite Statute [...]

Understandably, most people have no idea how the claims process works when it comes to evaluating and settling a personal injury claim.  There are some important points to understand.
First, people should understand that there is a big difference between the settlement value of a case and the actual value a jury may determine.  Settlement value is [...]

Travis Cunningham from SeaTac, Washington, was charged last Friday with possession of a dangerous dog – a Class C felony. His dog had viciously attacked a 72-year-old woman named Huong Le earlier this year. Ms. Le sustained significant injuries in the attack and received care at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle.
Washington State’s “dangerous dog” law [...]