Welcome to the world of personal injury claims – where establishing credibility is key to winning your case. At Cunnane Law in Edmonds, WA, we understand that your story matters. In this article, we'll break down the burden of proof and show you exactly how our expert team builds a solid, believable case that stands up in court. Whether it's a slip and fall, a car accident, or any other unfortunate event, knowing how to prove your side of the story is crucial. Let's dive in. Credibility and the Burden of Proof: Five Things to Know 1. What's the Deal...[ Read More ]

Car accidents are distressing events that can leave lasting physical, emotional, and financial consequences. Dealing with insurance companies and medical expenses may be part of the immediate aftermath, but the days, weeks, and even years following the accident can bring forth hidden costs. That's why, if you've been involved in a car accident in Edmonds, WA, it's crucial to understand the hidden costs and seek the expertise of a dedicated personal injury attorney at Cunnane Law. With their knowledge of Washington state laws and their commitment to protecting your rights, they can help you navigate the complexities of your case...[ Read More ]

You might feel very stressed and have a to-do list that is miles long after being involved in a car accident. However, the first thing you should do is get in touch with a seasoned auto accident lawyer. The good news is that they can help reduce your stress during this trying time and handle a lot of your post-accident to-do list. Some people wonder if hiring a lawyer is really necessary. Insurance companies can be challenging, even if your case appears to be straightforward. To guarantee you receive full compensation for your car accident claim, you should always seek...[ Read More ]

Texting while driving is prohibited in 48 states, with the exception of Montana, where it is still allowed, and Missouri, where it is only partially prohibited for drivers 21 years of age and younger. The Issue with Texting and Driving Using a navigation system, talking on the phone, reading or typing text messages, taking care of one's personal hygiene, eating, or drinking while driving are all deemed distractions. The risk of serious, catastrophic, and even fatal injuries increases for the driver, passengers, and other road users when the driver is distracted. The following are the top three driving distractions: Manual:  Letting go...[ Read More ]

How will your insurance handle the situation if you’ve recently been in a car accident in Washington state? Washington is known as an “at-fault” state. That means, in the state of Washington, the person at fault for an accident must cover the costs of the harm that was done. Ideally, each driver should have Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage to cover their own medical costs and wage loss up to the policy limit. Now, let’s discuss exactly what that means for you, your insurance policy, and your wallet after a car accident. What Exactly Is “PIP” Insurance? PIP coverage is designed...[ Read More ]

Most cases involving auto accidents are resolved outside of court. This is beneficial to accident victims because it means they will receive the compensation they require without having to wait for a trial. However, the procedure can be challenging, and errors could cost you a sizable portion of the money you require to rebuild your life. Even if you do not want to go to court, Cunnane Law can assist you in settling your case fairly and quickly. Firstly, Contact the Insurance Company Notifying the insurance company of your claim is the first step in the settlement process. This alerts...[ Read More ]

Happy New Year – Welcome 2023 Do you currently have any New Year’s resolutions? Many people have had a really difficult year in 2022, so for lots of us this time around, making resolutions feels a little different. The Big Three, reducing weight, saving money, and exercising more, as well as less stress and more travel, are the most popular New Year’s resolutions that people make when the ball drops on New Year’s Eve. So here are some goals for 2023. Taking control of the things within your control is one strategy for dealing with it. If you believe that...[ Read More ]

The holidays can be hard sometimes. It is common, given our type of work, for the people we assist on a daily basis to find the holidays to be a trying time. This is especially true if you are ill, confined to a bed, or preoccupied with medical care and physical therapy. We realize that not working can be stressful, leaving you to wonder what you will do. It can be tough to imagine even “having” Christmas this year if you are out of work and your employer or insurance provider are making things even more difficult. We understand that, which is...[ Read More ]

Following Halloween, the Christmas season officially starts on November 1st. People start decorating for the holidays from Thanksgiving through to Christmas and New Year's. To celebrate this joyous season, Christmas trees are set up, wreaths are hung, yard decorations are placed, lights are strewn over the house and landscape, and menorahs are lit. Exercising caution can help prevent common injuries, but decorating has hidden risks that should be considered. Rushing to Get Things Done Takes a Toll Almost everyone finds the holiday season the busiest time of year. People are rushing to complete work assignments before the end of the year...[ Read More ]

Thanksgiving Day has been a celebrated family holiday across the nation ever since it was declared a public holiday in 1817. Thanksgiving is a day for getting together with family and friends. It is a time when we are all encouraged to give thanks for what we have and count our blessings. Sadly, Thanksgiving Day tops New Year’s Eve, the Fourth of July, and St. Patrick’s Day as the deadliest day of the year. According to research, Thanksgiving Day is the holiday with the highest number of fatalities from motor vehicle accidents. Slip and Fall Accidents on Thanksgiving Day The hustle...[ Read More ]