With over 1,000+ cases successfully resolved, Rico Tessandore is the Stanwood car accident lawyer for you.
Unfortunately, car accidents are a common occurrence. However, you can take legal action if you were injured as a result of someone else’s negligence
Recovering from a car accident is hard enough, without added concerns like:
Call Rico Tessandore Law today and learn about your legal rights after a car accident. As an experienced auto accident attorney, he knows how to help you every step of the way.
The Washington State Department of Transportation Crash Data Portal provides crash information for accidents that occurred in Stanwood, WA. According to the 2019 data, there were 99 accidents on Stanwood streets.
Of those, 35 had suspected injuries (either serious, minor, or possible).
You can’t always stop an accident from happening. If it happens, you may not be able to prevent injuries. But you can make sure you get the compensation you deserve.
You’ll feel confident with Rico Tessandore Law on your side. Here’s why:
The law required the defendant to be reasonably careful.
Drivers, by law, must always be mindful of their vehicle, passengers, and surroundings. So, in auto accident cases, this is a given. All drivers have to act in a reasonable and careful manner; that’s the law.
The defendant wasn’t careful.
The plaintiff must show that the defendant breached, or violated, their duty of care. The law asks, “What would a reasonable and prudent person do in the given situation?” If the defendant failed to act the way a reasonable person would, they’ve violated their duty of care.
The defendant’s conduct was the reason behind the plaintiff’s injuries.
If you’re the plaintiff, you have to show the injuries you received were from the defendant’s lack of reasonable care and not some other circumstance.
The plaintiff suffered losses, was injured, or both.
If there aren’t any injuries or financial losses, there’s nothing for the plaintiff to recover from the defendant. That’s why plaintiffs must keep a detailed record of their injuries, expenses, and any property damage.
In the past, the law has shown “reasonable care” to mean the following. If a driver fails to meet these requirements, he or she may have violated the “reasonable care” standard.