Practice Areas

WORKERS COMPENSATION

There are two types of work related claims. First is an industrial injury, which is a sudden traumatic event that happens in the course of employment. Second is an injury called an occupational disease, which is a disease acquired due to an on-the-job exposure, including repetitive trauma…

CAR ACCIDENTS

Of many different types of accidents people may be involved in, car accidents are the most prevalent ones today. A seemingly minor car accident may not only result in a physically or emotionally injured person or even a whole family, but also a very costly medical care, which can be really difficult to handle nowadays…

PERSONAL INJURY

Personal Injury Law is based on the principle of accountability. Many personal injury claims arise because of a driver’s negligence, recklessness behind the wheel, ranging from speeding or cell phone use to drunk driving and more…

RE-OPENING L&I CLAIMS

The law allows for reopening your claim within 7 years of your claim’s first closure. You may be able to obtain additional benefits such as time loss, vocational retraining, Permanent Partial Disability (PPD), and Permanent Total Disability (PTD or pension) even if your claim closed more than 7 years ago…

CONSTRUCTION ACCIDENTS

While construction workers should always work in a safe environment, accidents occur for a variety of reasons, including: falling from a roof, ladder or other heights, tripping over tools and equipment or other construction materials not properly secured, and negligent procedures…

DOG BITES

Being involved in a dog bite attack is a really traumatic experience that can harm a person physically, emotionally and financially. Unfortunately, most dog bite accidents go unreported and the victims are not compensated for their injuries…

SLIP TRIP AND FALL

We all fall down at times. However, if an obstacle caused you to slip and fall, or trip and fall, you may be entitled to compensation. Tacoma Injury Law Group can do a thorough investigation of the details to find if there was negligence…