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Personal Injury Attorney in Grays Harbor County
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Personal Injury Attorney in Grays Harbor County
When you live in the beautiful, easy-going Grays Harbor County, you rarely think about accidental injuries until something happens to you. Whether you slip and fall or someone crashes into your car, the injuries you sustain can disrupt your life. Even if your insurer pays your medical bills, you must manage with copayments, deductibles, wage losses, and other financial setbacks. If you’re dealing with these challenges, you need a legal representative advocating on your behalf. When you work with Bonin Law, our personal injury attorney in Grays Harbor County protects your legal rights and determines if someone owes you compensation.
Why Choose Bonin Law?
At Bonin Law, we have resolved injury claims for clients in Grays Harbor, Island, Skagit, Mason, and Thurston Counties. We believe that it’s important to bring a local voice to every case. We work hard to achieve quality results for every client we serve.
Our personal injury team has worked closely with our injured clients. We have seen how injuries affected every aspect of their lives. We have always realized that financial compensation could not change what happened. When available, it can help an injured person maintain their pre-accident lifestyle.
When you establish a working relationship with our law firm, we take immediate steps to learn about your accident and injuries.
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Personal Injuries in Grays Harbor County
A personal injury is a physical, mental, or emotional harm that occurs due to someone else’s negligent act. Injuries can occur just about anywhere, including where you work, play, drive, participate in recreational activities, or seek entertainment.
Car Accidents
Vehicle accidents don’t happen very frequently in Grays Harbor. When they do occur, occupants sustain minor, moderate, severe, and sometimes fatal injuries. The Washington State Department of Transportation’s most recent annual accident crash data shows these vehicle accident statistics for the county.
- Total Crashes: 659
- Total Fatalities: 5
- Total Suspected Serious Injuries: 27
- Total Suspected Minor Injuries: 73
- Total Possible Injuries: 66
- Total Accidents With No Apparent Injuries: 488
Our personal injury attorney handles crashes involving:
- Private Passenger Cars and Trucks
- Motorcycles
- Pedestrians
- Bicycles
- Commercial Trucks
- Tractor-Trailers
- Other Vehicles
Premises Liability Accidents
Sometimes accidental injuries occur due to a property owner’s negligent acts. Poor maintenance, safety, security, property deterioration, and other premises issues often cause or contribute to these incidents. Innocent victims fall due to faulty pavement. They sustain burns from electrical exposures, and they trip on poorly lit stairs. Childhood drownings occur when property owners fail to implement adequate pool safety measures.
Dog Bite Injuries
Washington’s Dog Bite codes hold owners strictly liable for any injury their dog causes while in a public place. The owner is also liable for injury to a person who is legally on their premises, such as a mail person or an invited guest.
Severe Injuries
No matter how it happens, a serious accident always has the potential to cause severe, catastrophic, or disabling injuries. The most traumatic injuries sometimes cause fatalities. Those who recover from their injuries, often deal with costly medical treatment, arduous recoveries, strenuous rehabilitation, and lifelong impairments. These severe injuries occur more frequently than they should.
- Spinal Cord Injury
- Traumatic Digit and Limb Amputations
- Multiple Fractures
- Internal Organ Damage
- Loss of Reproductive Organs
- Anoxic and Traumatic Brain Injuries
- Catastrophic Burns
- Total Loss of Vision
- Fatal injuries
At Bonin Law, we have the knowledge and resources to resolve your case, regardless of your injury severity.
Wrongful Death
If your loved one sustains a fatal injury due to someone’s negligence, we can determine if you have the right to compensation. Washington’s Wrongful Death codes allow a personal representative to seek damages on behalf of a decedent’s beneficiaries. We understand that you need time to work through your grief, but if you want to assert your rights, you must take immediate action.
We help our clients meet court mandates and critical deadlines. To ensure that we have time to protect your rights, we recommend that you contact us as soon as possible after your loved one’s accident.
Recoverable Damages For a Personal Injury Claim
When we resolve an injury claim, the settlement or judgment usually includes:
- Economic Damages: Out-of-pocket costs for medical bills, lost income, medication, therapies, prostheses, and other treatment, recovery, rehabilitation, and mobility expenses
- Non-Economic damages: Negotiated damages for pain, suffering, disability, disfigurement, loss of consortium, and other subjectively assessed issues
Insurance companies and courts determine whether an injured person contributed to an accident. A settlement sometimes reflects a reduction based on the injured person’s negligence percentage.
Statute of Limitations
In Washington, you have a three-year statute of limitations that begins as of the date and time your accident occurred. If you don’t settle your claim or file a lawsuit by your three-year deadline, you lose your right to make a claim.
When you’re recovering from injuries, you can easily lose track of this important deadline. To preserve your right to make a claim, we recommend that you contact Bonin Law as soon as possible if a negligent person injures you.
Contact Our Personal Injury Attorneys in Grays Harbor County
When someone injures you, you should never handle your claim without legal assistance. Contact Bonin Law as soon as possible after your accident. You can reach us at (360) 427-7474 or send us a message on our contact page.