Landmark $44.7 Million Jury Verdict in Motorcycle Injury Case Upheld by State Supreme Court

Three and a half years after a jury awarded $44.7 Million in a Stritmatter Law motorcycle collision trial,  the Washington State Supreme Court ended the appeal of B.S. v. Holguin by denying the defendant's petition to review.

The plaintiff, a young man in his 20s, was an EMT and aspiring...

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Former Child Pop Star, Stacie Orrico, Sues Christian Music Industry For Sexual Assault

Los Angeles, California - Former Christian music pop star Stacie Orrico has filed suit against the music companies and child predator manager who stole her childhood.

Ms. Orrico was discovered by the Christian music industry when at the age of 12 she won a singing competition in 1998.   By...

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From KarenKoehler.com: Seattle Employs Age Old Propaganda Tactic Against Gas Works Park Victims

Karen Koehler recently wrote about the City of Seattle’s initial response to the Gas Works Park nuisance lawsuit following the death of fifteen-year-old Matthies Johnson and injuries to fourteen other young people.

This blog was originally published on Karen Koehler’s personal website.
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Karen Koehler in Trial News – Why Writing Excellent Settlement Letters Will Always Matter

Stritmatter Law senior managing partner Karen Koehler, known to many as The Velvet Hammer™, was recently featured in Trial News, the publication of the Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ).

In her article, Karen reflects on how artificial intelligence is reshaping personal injury practice and what...

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NTSB Fails to Address Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 Pressure Warnings Before Door Plug Blowout

SEATTLE, WA – June 24, 2025 - Today’s NTSB hearing on the Alaska Flight 1282 in-flight door mid-exit plug blowout did not fully answer important questions about what the airline may have known before then. The NTSB concludes that a Cabin Pressure Controller warning light microchip caused multiple warnings because it...

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