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Our Oak Harbor Office
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At our firm, we’re proud to practice law in a space that reflects the integrity, determination, and compassion of one of history’s greatest legal minds: Abraham Lincoln. Our office serves as both a reminder and an inspiration that justice, fairness, and service to others are the cornerstones of meaningful legal work. From this welcoming Lincoln Log location, we provide trusted, results-driven representation to our neighbors, helping clients rebuild their lives with the honesty and dedication Lincoln embodied.
Car Accident Injuries
Injury severity usually depends on the accident circumstances. A minor impact often causes minor injuries, but it can also trigger long-term medical problems. Serious and catastrophic injuries often occur when a heavy vehicle strikes a much smaller car, a motorcyclist, or a pedestrian. When a driver speeds or fails to stop due to impairment or distraction, they often generate a more forceful impact that increases injury severity.
Our car accident attorneys work to recover damages for clients dealing with many types of accident-related injuries.
Car Accident Attorneys in Oak Harbor and Island County
We handle accidents taking place throughout all of Washington state, concentrating along Interstate 5, Highway 3, Highway 8, Highway 20, and Highway 101.
Vehicle accidents don’t occur as frequently in Oak Harbor as in larger cities. Based on the most recent Washington State Patrol and Oak Harbor Police Department reports, they occur more often than you might imagine. The annual statistics document the following numbers.
Car Accident Attorneys in Island County
- 4 collisions with fatalities
- 25 collisions with serious injuries
- 100 collisions with minor injuries
- 24 unknown injuries
- 469 property damage only
Car Accident Attorneys in Oak Harbor
- 147 collisions with unknown injury
- 437 non-injury collisions
Just as in larger cities, Oak Harbor car accidents usually occur because of Risky Driving behaviors. The National Highway Transportation Administration documents the primary accident-causing behaviors as drunk driving, drug-impaired driving, and speeding. These negligent drivers cause damage and injuries when they lose control.
