Seattle Car Accident Lawyer Blog

Just a few days ago we wrote about a Washington wrong way driver who drove nearly 17 miles on Interstate 5 before police were able to stop her. In that wrong way driving incident, no one was injured.

Unfortunately, another wrong-way driver — again on Interstate 5 — has been involved in an accident early Sunday morning, this time sending 6 people to the hospital.

This wrong-way accident occurred on Interstate 5 in Tukwila near the South center exit around 3:30am when the wrong-way driver collided head-on with a car with 5 teenagers on board.

All but one of the injured were taken to Valley Medical Center. The most seriously injured was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle according to KOMO News.

Police suspect that the wrong-way driver was under the effects of alcohol at the time of the accident.

In the other wrong way driving incident, Pamela Drawsby a 60-year-old retired teacher from Olympia, drove at high speeds of up to 100 mph. The Highway Patrol reports that her blood alcohol content (BAC) at the time she was arrested was 0.12 percent. They also believe that she may have been under the influence of prescription medications. Drawsby has entered a not guilty plea.

Head-On Car Accidents

When two cars collide head-on, the results are often deadly. The combined force of two vehicles colliding at 50mph usually totals both vehicles.. Often, the results are deadly.

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A Florida jury has awarded Lou Sink, 50, $395,000 in damages after his car was rear-ended by an SUV driven by Andrea Derantany, leaving Sink with serious injuries.

Sink suffered multiple injuries in the car accident including fractured ribs and a spinal fracture and rupture. He had to undergo fusion surgery, a laminectomy and his recovery included six months of physical therapy.

Even after the surgeries and therapy, Sink still suffer pains and he has limited range-of-motion.

Sink filed suit against Deratany claiming her negligence caused the accident. He also filed suit against Deratany's spouse because he was owner of the SUV.

The jury awarded Sink $395,000. His medical bills were $180,000.

Defense attorneys have asked for a new trail and a "remittitur" which is a legal term asking the judge to reduce or throw out a jury's verdict.

Sink's injuries are typical of a rear-end car accident. Even at moderate speeds, drivers can experience whiplash or a more severe and permanent injury such as a disk herniation.

Often laymen refer to these kind of injuries as "whiplash". Whiplash is not a medical diagnosis but it describes what happens when there is a hyperflexion/hyperextension injury. In Mr. Sink's case, he suffered a thoracic fracture which is an injury to the middle segment of the vertebral column.

Whiplash injuries can occur in any type of car accident but they most often occur in rear-end collisions. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTS) estimates that approximately 800,000 suffer a whiplash injuries every year and about 33% of these were from rear-end accidents.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who suffered serious injuries due to car accidents including whiplash. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages.

Case Citation: Sink v. Deratany, No. 05-2010-CA-010370 (Fla., Brevard Co. Cir. Apr. 13, 2011).

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A Centralia hit-and-run car accident on Interstate 5 injured 4 women late Saturday night. Four women between the ages of 58-71 all suffered back injuries when the car they were riding in was rear-ended by a driver who then fled the accident.

The Olympian reports that a Tacoma man, 30, was speeding in a Mitsubishi Montero on northbound Interstate 5 when he rear-ended a Cadillac driven by a 58-year-old Rochester woman. The Tacoma man then fled the accident scene by foot.

Four women in the Cadillac were taken to Providence Centralia hospital for treatment of back injuries.

The Centralia K-9 unit apprehended the Tacoma man and he faces charges of DUI, reckless driving, hit-and-run among others offenses.

Often a rear-end car accident can leave the victim with whiplash injuries. Whiplash injuries is a descriptive term for hyperflexion/hyperextension injury and occurs when the vehicle is pushed forward on impact and the victim's head snaps backwards. Because the movement is violent and is outside of the neck's normal range of motion, muscles in the neck and upper body are damaged.

The victims in this car accident would be well-advised to contact a personal injury attorney who can determine whether the driver that hit their car was insured.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in car accidents including those with whiplash injuries.

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The Bellevue Reporter reports that local law enforcement agencies working in conjunction with the Washington State Patrol are stepping up their enforcement of seat belt laws between May 23 and June 5.

Police departments involved in the "Target Zero" seat belt emphasis patrols include : Auburn, Bellevue, Black Diamond, Burien, Clyde Hill, Covington, Federal Way, Issaquah, Kent, Kirkland, Maple Valley, Mercer Island, Newcastle, North Bend, Pacific, Redmond, Renton, SeaTac, Seattle, Snoqualmie and Tukwila.

Seat belt law emphasis is one proven way to reduce traffic accident fatalities. Studies show that drivers who fail to use a seat belt also engage in other risky behaviors. By concentrating on seat belt enforcement, aggressive driving, distracted driving, equipment violations and speeding, law enforcement can reduce traffic accidents and fatalities.

Washington state has a seat belt compliance rate of nearly 96% which is one of the highest in the nation.

For more information, see Target Zero which explains Washington's plan to end traffic fatalities and serious injuries.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents and the family of those killed. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages.

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Two people were taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle after a Lynnwood motor vehicle accident involving a Community Transit bus.

The HeraldNet.com of Everett reports that the car accident occurred on Highway 99 near 40th Avenue West around 9am when a car driven by Yollymar Delgado, 22, of Lynnwood, turned into the path of an oncoming bus.

Delgado and his passenger, a woman, were thrown from the car. Their injuries appeared to be serious.

The force of the impact caused Delgado's vehicle to be pushed into a car driven by a 17-year-old boy also from Lynnwood. The teen complained of neck and back pain and he was taken for treatment at an area hospital.

Delgado most likely will be cited with vehicle code RCW 46.61.185 "Vehicle Turning Left" which states that a vehicle turning left within an intersection shall yield the right-of-way to any vehicle approaching from the opposite direction.

It is really unfortunate that Delgado and his passenger were apparently not wearing seat belts at the time of impact. Seat belts prevent motorists from being thrown from vehicle which prevents very serious injuries.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents including those who have suffered whiplash injuries and the families of those killed. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages.

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HYPEREXTENSION/HYPERFLEXION

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If you've been in a Seattle motor vehicle accident, you may be suffering from a condition called whiplash. Whiplash is not a made-up injury, it's real, it's painful and it can be debilitating. Because it can leave a sufferer with a chronic condition, it is important that a person seek the counsel of an experienced personal injury attorney because often insurance companies discount the pain and suffering of a whiplash victim.

Whiplash can cause a wide-range of symptoms including neck pain, neck stiffness, blurred vision, chronic headaches, back pain, numbness or pain in the legs and arms, jaw pain, vertigo and dizziness.

Whiplash injuries affect the spinal cord and they require treatment, in fact, if left untreated, symptoms can become worse.

If your auto accident was caused by the negligence of another driver, it is considered a personal injury. At The Farber Law Group, we represent car accident victims in the Seattle-Bellevue-Tacoma area with injuries including whiplash, paralysis, brain stem injuries, broken necks and other types of injuries involving the spinal cord.

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A 39-year-old Lacey woman was killed when the car she was riding in slammed into the back of a Shelton School District bus around 6:30 this morning, south of Shelton, reports The Seattle PI.com.

According to the report, a car driven by a 32-year-old Olympia man was driving an SUV at speeds of up to 60 miles per hour when it rear-ended the school bus that had slowed to turn onto Highway 101.

Luckily there were no children on the school bus at the time of the school bus accident. The school bus driver complained of a sore neck and back after the accident which may be symptoms of a whiplash injury.

Witnesses told police they saw the SUV speeding and weaving prior to the accident and the SUV may have not even braked when it hit the bus.

Washington State Troopers are investigating whether alcohol or drugs were involved in the accident. If this is the case, the driver may be charged with Vehicular Homicide. Washington State vehicle code RCW 46.61.520 states that a driver may be charged with Vehicular Homicide if a person is killed in a motor vehicle and the driver was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time, driving recklessly or driving without regard to the safety of others.

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The Olympian reports that two girls, ages 8 and 10 were injured in a chain-reaction 3-car accident on Interstate 5 in Chehalis around 3pm on Friday.

According to the report, a Toyota Prius driven by a Vancouver man, age 27, failed to stop for slowed traffic and rear ended a Toyota Camry driven by a Orting man, age 64, which then rear-ended a Mercury Sable driven by a Shelton man, age 70.

Two girls, who were passengers in the Toyota Camry driven by the Orting man, were taken to Centralia Providence Hospital for possible neck injuries.

According to the Washington State Patrol, the driver was Prius faces charges for driver inattention and following too closely.

Washington State vehicle code RCW 46.61.145 -- Following Too Closely -- states that a driver shall not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent with regards to the speed of the preceding vehicle and the prevailing traffic and road conditions.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in car accidents including whiplash injuries. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages including pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Six people were injured when two pickup trucks collided this afternoon in Grant County.

According to a report in the Yakima Herald.com, Darin E. Clifford, 44, of Tucson, Arizona was driving a 2006 GMC pickup truck south on State Route 17 when he failed to stop at a stop sign at State Route 28 and collided with a Chevrolet pickup truck driven by John J. Heston, 33, of Ephrata.

Clifford was taken to Columbia Basin Hospital in Ephrata for treatment of cuts and bruises. His passenger, Clifford A. Thomas, 15, of Selah suffered serious injures including internal injuries, head injuries and possibly two broken legs. Thomas was taken to Central Washington Hospital in Wenatchee.

Heston was taken to Columbia Basin Hospital with neck, back and chest pain. Three passengers in his truck were children ages 5, 7 and 8; they were taken to Columbia Basin hospital for treatment of neck and chest injuries.

The report said that drugs or alcohol were not involved in the accident but Clifford may be cited for negligent driving.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents and the family of those killed. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages, including pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Lavonne L. Nakano, 40, of Bucoda was injured when the car she was driving was rear ended on Interstate 5 near Castle Rock. Nakano was taken to St. Johns Hospital for treatment of back and neck injuries after the accident.

Nakano had stopped for a lane closure near mile post 48 when she was rear ended by a Lexus driven by Cathy Burns of Mercer Island report Tacoma's The News Tribune.

Burns may be cited for negligent driving. The report did not mention whether driver distraction was a factor in the accident.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accident including those with hyperflexion/hyperextension, commonly called whiplash.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

We often get asked the question whether it is possible for someone to get a whiplash injury in a low speed car accident. Some times insurance companies balk at paying out on an insurance claim for a whiplash injury when the car accident was described as a fender bender, there were no skid marks or the damage to the vehicles involved is not that substantial. However, one cannot equate the damage to a motor vehicle to a person. Indeed people can and do suffer whiplash injuries which require treatment in low speed car accidents.

One study published on the National Institute of Health web-site showed that biodynamic stresses which cause slight to moderate vehicle damage may be high enough to cause injuries. Low speed car accidents of just a few miles per hour can be severe enough to cause hyperflexion of the cervical spine and even accidents involving bumper cars at an amusement park have been known to cause whiplash injury.

One should never let an insurance company say that a person is not injured by looking at the physical evidence on a vehicle. A diagnosis by a qualified physician based on standards of orthopedic neurological testing should be sufficient.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have suffered whiplash injuries in a motor vehicle accident. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages including treatment costs and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

See our Whiplash Injuries Resources.

A Washington State Patrol trooper was injured when his patrol car hit a jersey barrier on the northbound Interstate 705 near Interstate 5 in Tacoma this morning. The trooper suffered neck and back injuries in the car accident.

According to a report in The Olympian, the trooper was traveling at high speed while pursuing a stolen vehicle. Apparently he lost control of his vehicle on the icy road.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in car accidents and the family of those killed.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports that a Seattle police detective suffered possible head and neck injuries after a drunken driver pulled out in front of him, causing a car accident in downtown Seattle.

According to the report, the officer was driving to work in his personal car around 2:56am on Pine Street when the car accident occurred.

The officer was taken to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle for treatment.

The driver of the SUV was given a field sobriety test and then arrested for possible DUI. Washington vehicle code RCW 46.61.502, "Driving under the Influence", prescribes that a person is under the influence if they have an alcohol concentration of 0.08% of higher. A person who drives under the influence of alcohol or drugs can be charged with a Class C felony.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in car accidents. We aggressive represent victims of drunken drivers and help them obtain compensation they are entitled to for their damages.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Washington State Patrol trooper, Joshua Jackson of Lake Stevens, suffered neck and back injuries when his patrol car was rear-ended by a car driven by a 21-year-old Lynnwood woman on Intersatte 405 in Bothell.

According to a report in The Seattle Times, the car accident occurred on Wednesday night; Rain and excessive speed may have been factorst.

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Victims of rear-end car accidents often suffer an injury commonly called "whiplash." Though "whiplash" is not a medical term, it is common term for a hyperflexion/hyperextension injury. Symptoms can include pain and tenderness in the back and necks, migraines, spasms in the neck and shooting pain or numbness in the arms or fingers. Treatment can include muscle relaxants, ice therapy, cervical collars as well as anti-inflammatory medications and massage.

It is hard to predict how long a whiplash injury will last but up to 20% of people with the injury take more than two years to heal.

If you or a loved one has received a whiplash injury in a car accident, you should contact a personal injury attorney. The personal injury attorneys at The Farber Law Group will advise you when your claim should be settled keeping in mind your injuries and future medical needs. We will take your whiplash injuries seriously

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Three Metro bus riders were injured, including the bus driver when a speeding car ran a red light and hit a Metro bus in the Belltown area of Seattle around 4:10pm on Saturday reports KOMO News.com.

The motor vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Third Avenue and Wall street. The bus was on Route No. 16 from the Colman Dock ferry terminal headed to the Northgate Mall.

The injured bus passengers were taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries. The report said their injuries did not appear to be serious. The driver of the car sustained minor injuries.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent people who have been seriously injured in motor vehicle accidents, including those with whiplash injuries. With our help, you may recover compensation for your injuries including medical costs and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or attorney@hgfarber.com to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Automobile manufacturers keep making safety improvement to cars and that is a huge factor in the decrease in car accident fatalities per mile driven over the past five years. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety usually does crash tests on 4-door car models because of the requirements for safety for family use cars. They decided to test five 2-door car models to see how they hold up in crash tests because not all the data from 4-door cars pertain to 2-door cars.

The IIHS tested four small cars and one mid-size car:

• Chevrolet Cobalt
• Ford Focus
• Honda Civic
• Scion tC
• Volvo C30

Ratings

There are four ratings give for each crash test: Good, Acceptable, Marginal or Poor. Of the five cars that they tested, all received an Acceptable or better in the three types of crash tests. Of the cars tested, the Volvo and the Ford received the "Top Safety Pick" and all the other vehicles were rated Acceptable or better.

Frontal accident test

All five cars earned a Good in the frontal offset test. In 2007, here were 14,000 car accident fatalities due to frontal car accidents so this is a very important test.

Side impact accident test

Of the five cars tested, only the Ford and the Volvo received a Good rating while the other vehicles all received an Acceptable rating. Side impact car accidents are the second most common type of car accidents resulting in 8,000 people being killed in side impact car accidents in 2007.

The results of this test showed that the 4-door models do not always perform the same as the 2-door-models. The Honda Civic earned a Good when the 4-door model was tested and only an Acceptable with the 2-door model. The Ford Focus actually performed better on the side crash tests with the 2-door model than the 4-door model.

Rear end test

Whiplash injuries including neck sprain and strain are the number one car accident injury. Automakers have been working on the designs of seats and also the restraints to reduce whiplash injuries. In the rear end test, they test how the seats and restraints protect against injury in low-speed rear-end car accidents. They test a stationary vehicle being rear-ended by an SUV or pickup truck at 20mph.

In this test, all five of the cars tested were rated Good except the Scion tC which received an Acceptable rating.

This information is provided by Seattle Car Accident Lawyer blog, a service of The Farber Law Group. We represent car accident victims and their families. With our help, you may recover compensation for your damages including medical costs and for pain and suffering.

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If you or a loved one has suffered a Whiplash Injury, you should contact a personal injury attorney with experience in representing car accident victims with Whiplash Injuries. With the help of The Farber Law Group, with more than 30 years experience in the Pacific Northwest, we may be able to help you recover compensation for your injuries including medical costs, lost wages and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or e-mail attorney@hgfarber.com. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Whiplash is a layman's term for a cervical sprain, cervical strain or a hyperextension injury. Other terms that describe this injury is acceleration flexion-extension neck injury, or neck strain. It refers to an injury to the soft tissues of a person's neck including muscles, tendons and ligaments.

Whiplash injuries can be mild with pain just lasting a few days or it can be a permanent and severe disability which causes limited range of motion or the head or the spine and chronic pain.

Whiplash can be a result of a motor vehicle accident, a fall, a sports injury or an assault. Whiplash can also occur on rides at amusement parks, as a result of being thrown off of a horse, or a fall from a bicycle or skateboard.

Whiplash is caused when a extraordinary force causes a person's neck to move beyond the neck's normal range of motion.

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If you or a loved one has suffered a Whiplash Injury, you should contact a personal injury attorney with experience in representing car accident victims with Whiplash Injuries. With the help of The Farber Law Group, with more than 30 years experience in the Pacific Northwest, we may be able to help you recover compensation for your injuries including medical costs, lost wages and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or e-mail attorney@hgfarber.com. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Motor vehicle accidents are the most common cause of a Whiplash Injury and is the most common car accident injury. Whiplash injuries can occur in high speed car accidents on freeways or even in parking lot "fender bender" accidents. There is not always a direct correlation between the speed and intensity of impact and the amount of injury to the victim. Even car accidents at low speeds can cause a Whiplash Injury to the passengers in a car.

Whiplash Causes

• car and motor vehicle accidents
  
• sports injuries, most common in contact sports
  
• a blow to the head by a falling object
  
• being thrown off a horse
  
• skiing accident
  
• physical assault
  
• chronic stress or repetitive injuries including holding ones head a certain way to do a job or hold a phone.
  
• abuse of a child or person -- a shaking injury.

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If you or a loved one has suffered a Whiplash Injury, you should contact a personal injury attorney with experience in representing car accident victims with Whiplash Injuries. With the help of The Farber Law Group, with more than 30 years experience in the Pacific Northwest, we may be able to help you recover compensation for your injuries including medical costs, lost wages and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or e-mail attorney@hgfarber.com. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.

Symptoms of Whiplash may occur immediately after the injury or sometimes they do not occur for a few hours, days or weeks. Generally, the sooner the symptoms occur, the more severe the injury is. However, in car accident cases, accident victims may feel "ok" immediately after the accident because of adrenalin and stress caused by the accident which masks the initial pain.Symptoms can include a combination of the following:

• limited range of motion in the neck and head
  
• pain in the neck
  
• tenderness to the neck
  
• headaches and migraines
  
• muscle spasms in the neck
  
• shooting pain in the arms and shoulders emanating from the neck.
  
• numbness or tingling in the arms or fingers.

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If you or a loved one has suffered a Whiplash Injury, you should contact a personal injury attorney with experience in representing car accident victims with Whiplash Injuries. With the help of The Farber Law Group, with more than 30 years experience in the Pacific Northwest, we may be able to help you recover compensation for your injuries including medical costs, lost wages and for pain and suffering.

Contact The Farber Law Group at 1-800-244-9087 or e-mail attorney@hgfarber.com. We have offices in Seattle and Bellevue to assist you.