From Seattle south to Tacoma and east to Yakima, Fielding Law Group covers more of Washington than most injury practices. The firm also has offices in Idaho and Oregon.
Founder Spencer Fielding built the practice around car accidents, truck crashes, and fatal collision claims. Clients pay no fee unless the firm wins.
The multi-office setup helps when a collision happens far from home. A Seattle car accident lawyer here can pull in colleagues near the crash site, the treating hospital, or the court handling the case. That reach matters in claims involving out-of-town drivers or commercial carriers.
Settlements listed by Khan Injury Law include $2 million for a brain injury, $984,000 for a car crash, and $689,000 for a bicycle case. Attorney Khalil Khan leads the practice alongside Humza Rai.
The team speaks English, Spanish, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Somali, and Russian. That range is rare among injury attorneys in Seattle and helps clients tell their own story.
Cases come from across King and Pierce counties, including crashes on I-5, SR-99, and SR-167. Offices in Kent, Tacoma, and Tukwila support the downtown location. Fees are contingent, so there is no hourly billing.
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Melissa Odama Hart spent eight years as a King County public defender before moving into injury work. She later worked in-house at an insurance company, learning how adjusters value and fight claims.
In 2011 she was one of 54 lawyers nationwide admitted to the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College. Her practice covers auto and motorcycle collisions, truck crashes, product liability, traumatic brain injury, and fatal crash claims.
The office speaks Spanish and offers virtual case reviews for clients who cannot travel north to the Northgate area. There are no attorney fees until money is collected.
Kobes Legal is a Seattle personal injury practice licensed in three states: Washington, Arizona, and Florida. That helps clients hurt while traveling or living part of the year elsewhere.
Attorney Brett Kobes is a third-generation West Point graduate with an MBA and a Super Lawyers Rising Stars nod. He handles motor vehicle collisions, premises liability, medical malpractice, and birth injuries.
Satellite offices in Tacoma and North Bend serve clients outside the city core.
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Janelle Bailey holds a physics degree and a patent law license, and she previously worked as an assistant prosecutor. That mix helps when a claim turns on crash reconstruction or medical causation.
Her firm handles vehicle collisions, motorcycle and truck cases, bus accidents, and claims after a deadly collision. Reported results include $591,758 for a bicycle wreck and $400,000 for an auto claim.
Clients pay no retainer and no hourly rates. Offices in Tacoma and Renton back up the Queen Anne location, and staff answer in Spanish.
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Twenty-five years of practice in Columbia City gives Selander O'Brien deep roots in south Seattle. Ken Selander has been named a Super Lawyer multiple times.
The two-attorney office pairs injury work with estate planning and probate, so one team can help a family through a claim and its aftermath. Cases include auto collisions, bicycle crashes, dog bites, and child injury and abuse claims.
The firm also reviews your auto insurance policy at no charge, which is useful when underinsured motorist coverage decides what a claim is worth.
Formerly Campiche Andrews PLLC, Defiance Injury Law relaunched under a new name with the same focus on catastrophic cases. Nicholas R. Andrews is the managing partner.
Results include a $7.5 million medical negligence settlement, $3.5 million in a maritime injury case, and $1.5 million in a civil rights claim. The team also handles nursing home neglect and fatal truck crashes.
Their trucking work digs into black box data, driver logs, and freight broker records. Case reviews are free.
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Eric S. Nelson has practiced injury law for more than 30 years, starting in 1992 alongside his father Richard, who remains of counsel. The West Seattle office handles crashes, slip and fall claims, and other serious injury matters.
Attorney Nelson keeps caseloads small enough to stay personally involved. Two paralegals support the practice, and consultations cost nothing.
A $6.2 million medical malpractice verdict stands as the signature result at Quick Law Group. The jury award followed a delayed brain bleed diagnosis and two surgeries.
Founded in 2008, the Bellevue practice brings roughly 70 years of combined experience. Liz Quick trained at the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College, and Brad Fulton has served on the WSAJ board since 1995.
The team keeps a referral network of neurologists, physiatrists, and surgeons for clients who need care while a claim moves forward.
Few local firms sue insurance companies and other lawyers as often as Nelson Boyd does. Alongside standard injury claims, the practice takes on insurance bad faith, denied long-term disability, and legal malpractice cases.
Deborah Nelson and Jeffrey Boyd bring 75 years of combined experience and have both been named Super Lawyers. Deborah is a past president of the Washington State Association for Justice.
Most injury matters run on a contingent fee, with litigation costs advanced.
In January 2026, a jury returned a $30.5 million verdict against the City of Seattle in the Antonio Mays Jr. wrongful death case, tried by Oshan & Associates. The Seattle Times covered the outcome.
Evan Oshan has practiced in Washington for more than 26 years. He takes bus and truck collisions, motorcycle crashes, childhood sexual abuse claims, and negligent security cases. A second office serves Yakima. No recovery means no fee.
David S. Roth has tried injury and death cases since 1982 and limits his practice to that work. His Belltown office is a short walk from downtown, with metered street parking nearby.
Attorney Roth handles car wrecks, motorcycle and semi-truck collisions, bicycle and pedestrian claims, premises cases, and professional negligence. NAOPIA has named him a Top 10 trial lawyer in Washington.
He takes cases on contingency and negotiates vehicle damage claims at no extra charge.
The Stritmatter name has been on a Washington law firm since 1945, when Lester Stritmatter joined a Hoquiam practice after Navy service. Today more than 15 attorneys work from Seattle, Hoquiam, and Spokane.
The firm won the $123 million Ride the Ducks Aurora Bridge verdict in 2019, the largest nonpunitive injury trial verdict in state history. A 2022 motorcycle crash trial produced $44.7 million.
More than 250 cases in the last 15 years have topped $1 million. Work spans traffic collisions, dangerous roads, civil rights, government liability, and class actions. Twelve attorneys made the 2026 Super Lawyers list.
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When an insurer delays or denies a valid claim, Bastion Law treats that as its own case. Founding partners Dan McLafferty and Jesse Froehling built the practice around insurance bad faith alongside injury litigation.
Settlements include $2.5 million and $2.35 million in bad faith matters, plus $2.25 million and $1.35 million in vehicle collision claims. The team also handles trucking crashes, workplace injuries, and brain injuries.
Most cases run on contingency, and consultations are free.
With offices in Seattle, Bellevue, Renton, and Federal Way, Premier Law Group covers most of King County. The firm opened in 2000 and now fields four attorneys with over 55 years of combined experience.
Results include $4.5 million in a semi-truck case where the insurer first offered $150,000, and $2 million after a fatal storm accident. Founder Jason Epstein started Teens Against Distracted Driving and a school backpack meals program. Staff assists in Spanish.
Traumatic brain injury is the anchor of this Renton practice. Recoveries include $2.2 million for a man whose cognitive deficits after a truck collision forced a career change.
Founder Edward K. Le has practiced more than 24 years, holds an AV Preeminent rating, and made the 2019 Super Lawyers Top 100 in Washington. Other results include a $3.75 million malpractice settlement.
The firm will give a second opinion on claims other attorneys declined. A Gig Harbor office serves the South Sound.
Russian and Ukrainian speakers will find a full site in both languages here, which is uncommon among downtown injury practices. My Injury Law Firm works with crash victims from the Third Avenue tower in central Seattle.
Attorneys will also meet clients closer to home when travel is difficult. Consultations cost nothing.
Injured railroad workers have a separate legal path under the Federal Employers' Liability Act. Rossi Vucinovich has handled FELA claims since the firm opened 50 years ago.
The practice also takes traffic collisions, bus and motorcycle crashes, and fatal accident claims. Attorneys serve Seattle, Denver, and the wider Northwest and Rocky Mountain West. A $1.25 million whistleblower verdict is among the listed results.
Ann Thoeny has represented injured people in western Washington for over 30 years. Her caseload includes motor vehicle collisions, work site injuries, assaults, and civil rights claims.
Ski and snowboard accidents are a less common focus, along with elevator and escalator cases. Case evaluations are free.
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Workers' compensation sits at the center of Smith Duran Law, including denied claims, vocational retraining, and silicosis cases from silica dust exposure. Jennifer Duran and Laurel Smith lead the firm.
Results include $2.1 million for a framer with a brain injury after a scaffolding failure and $675,000 in a 2026 wrongful death claim. The bilingual team works in English and Spanish across King, Pierce, Thurston, and Lewis counties.
More than 1,000 injury and wrongful death cases have gone through Keane Law Offices. Founder Jeff Keane has practiced for over 30 years.
The Lake Union office also handles unfair insurance practices, sexual abuse claims, and business disputes in state and federal court.
Kristian Soholm rides motorcycles, and he represents riders hurt by negligent drivers. He knows the mechanics and the road risks, which helps when insurers blame the biker.
Over 20 years, he has recovered millions for hundreds of clients, with individual results from $4,000 to more than $1 million. He also handles vehicle and truck collisions, premises claims, and work injuries. Consultations are free.