Seattle to Review Roadway Safety to Avoid Pedestrian Accidents

Seattle City Councilmember Rob Saka, chair of the STEPS Committee (Safety, Transportation, Engineering Project, Sports & Experiences), recently called for an independent audit of Seattle’s traffic safety practices to determine if the City is taking effective measures to improve safety and avoid pedestrian accidents.  The purpose of the STEPS Committee is to...

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Amputation Injuries: Understanding Your Legal Options in Seattle

Losing a limb is one of the most traumatic injuries a person can face. The physical recovery alone is extensive, but the emotional and financial impact can last a lifetime. If your amputation injury was caused by someone else’s actions—or inaction—you may be entitled to financial compensation. At Stritmatter Law, we help...

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The Importance of Talking to an Attorney After a Catastrophic Injury in Seattle

When you're facing a catastrophic injury in Seattle, getting legal support early helps protect your rights, preserve evidence, and set the foundation for a strong recovery strategy. These injuries often involve long-term medical care, significant financial losses, and difficult questions about what your future will look like. Speaking with an attorney shortly...

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National Road Victim Month

Great Britain observes the month of August  as National Road Victim Month, focusing not only on remembering people who have been killed or injured on public roads, but also using it to “raise awareness to make our roads safer.”  Our law firm – Stritmatter Law – has been out front on road...

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