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If you have been injured because of someone else’s carelessness, you can usually seek compensation from the at-fault party’s insurance company by filing what is called a third-party claim. After establishing that the defendant is the one responsible for your injuries (“liable”), you will also need to present evidence of...

Seattle Housing Continues to Soften

Apr 07 2014

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The housing market continues to soften around Seattle according to recent stats published by the NWMLS. Let’s use the year over year (YOY) measurement since since these are typically better indicators than the monthly fluctuations — although the monthly indicators indicate similar issues. Listings are up 9.6% which creates a...

Seattle Update: Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act

Feb 12 2014

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Below is a recent article on the status of the Mortgage Debt Relief Program. While the information provided is pretty self-explanatory, we still continue to believe the law will be extended … someday. Without it, foreclosures and bankruptcies would increase dramatically, negatively affecting the masses. Foreclosures have been dropping dramatically...

Steps of a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Washington State

Jan 16 2014

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Have you ever been curious to know what the process is behind a personal injury claim? Here, we define the typical steps… Summons and Complaint The insurance company has refused to make a reasonable offer of settlement on your injury claim. As a results, we have filed suit on your...

Extension of the Mortgage Debt Relief Act

Jan 07 2014

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Following is a great piece published in the Washington Post earlier today with commentary from attorney Scott Weitz. The rumor going around is that there is something in writing to extend the law discussed, but Congress hasn’t put it to a vote yet. Be sure to check our blog for future...

Nationwide Survey: Pricing Power on Public Universities

Nov 25 2013

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In a recent article, The Wall Street Journal highlights a very interesting trend that must be looked at over the next 10-20 years. We’ve been beating the table for several years stating that many (not all – especially those who have a specialized degree) would be better served entering the workforce...

Pain and Suffering Guidelines

Seattle Housing Continues to Soften

Seattle Update: Mortgage Debt Forgiveness Act

Steps of a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Washington State

Extension of the Mortgage Debt Relief Act

Nationwide Survey: Pricing Power on Public Universities

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