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How Can An Insurance Company Deny You PIP Coverage in Washington? A Case Study

Posted by Brian C. Zuanich | Feb 18, 2019 | 0 Comments

The phrase “winning on a technicality” is generally a short-hand way of expressing disgust at lawyers and the entire legal profession in general. Hearing that someone won his or her case “on technicality” basically means that the lawyer found some creatively underhanded way of stretching the law to win the case even though the client was clearly morally wrong. And when insurance companies win on technicalities, people feel even more strongly, because many people don't like insurance companies to begin with.

Understanding your Washington contingency fee agreement: 5 things to know before you sign?

Posted by Brian C. Zuanich | Apr 21, 2018 | 0 Comments

You're in an accident and you go see an attorney. He gives you a copy of his fee agreement to sign. It looks longer than you thought it would be. You don't know much about the law, but from what you've heard and seen, in a personal injury case you don't pay unless you win money. “We don't collect unless you get paid,” you've seen in hundreds of TV ads. So is that true?

Can statements to my insurance company in Washington be used against me at trial?

Posted by Brian C. Zuanich | Apr 08, 2018 | 0 Comments

For many of us, dealing with our insurance company is a necessary evil—we know we have to, but it's rarely pleasant. ​ But we can take some satisfaction in the fact that statements to our insurance companies generally can't be used against in a personal injury trial—the WA Court of Appeals reaffirmed this important legal principle in an opinion issued yesterday.

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