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Jury awards $3.2M in car dragging case

On August 13, a King County Superior Court jury entered a $3.2 Million gross verdict in a car versus pedestrian collision that occurred in Redmond, Washington two years ago.  Sudipto Rakshit, a Microsoft employee was exiting a driveway on NE 24th street when he failed to see a pedestrian approaching from his right.  The young woman…
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Nine Questions to Ask When Picking a Nursing Home for a Loved One

Choosing a nursing home, assisted living facility, or memory care facility for a loved one is one of the most important decisions a family will ever make. Marketing brochures often promise safety, attentive care, and individualized treatment. But our experience suing nursing homes highlights a concerning reality: What a facility promises and what it delivers can be very different.   Nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and memory care facilities, operate under specific standards,…
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Class Action vs. Mass Tort: What’s the Difference and Which One Applies to You?

When a defective product, dangerous drug, or other widespread wrongdoing harms many people, you may hear terms like “class action” and “mass tort.” While both allow multiple injured people to pursue claims against the same defendant, they work very differently. The right option depends on how similar the injuries are and how the courts determine…
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Fire Danger of Power Banks

Americans buy millions of portable power banks and portable power stations every year. These devices offer convenient reassurance that you will not run out of power on the most important things in your pocket or purse. But portable power banks, especially cheap devices you buy on Amazon, pose a severe risk of fire that most consumers are unaware of.
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12 Stritmatter Attorneys Selected to 2026 Super Lawyers

We are proud to announce that 12 Stritmatter Law attorneys have been named to the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists for 2026. Karen Koehler once again earned a spot on the Top 50 Women and Top 100 Overall lists, an honor reserved for the very best in the profession. What Is Super Lawyers? Super Lawyers is a research-driven, peer-influenced rating service of outstanding lawyers who have…
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