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On September 19th, a popular cosmetic surgeon in King County lost her license to practice medicine due to numerous incidents of negligence. Dr. Kristine Brecht has been practicing medicine since 2004, and she started her own clinic in Burien, Washington treating patients with non-surgical and surgical procedures. Her website menu features many services, including “mommy […]
Brookfield High School in Ohio celebrated their 2022 Prom Promise week event for their junior and senior classes. Premier Law Group was honored to be involved through the distance, sending Teens Against Distracted Driving pledges to support the school’s cause to keep their students and community safe on the roads. Prom Promise week was filled […]
A woman was permanently injured following an auto accident in Federal Way. Unfortunately, we help people every day who experience this same tragedy. Fortunately for Michelle G, however, she called the right place. Our expert car accident lawyers in Federal Way knew what to do, and fought hard on Michelle’s behalf. The driver who hit her didn’t […]
At Premier Law Group, we believe in making the world a better place. That’s one of the reasons why we host several community campaigns. One of our community campaigns is a Distracted Driving Scholarship. The Premier Law Group Distracted Driving Scholarship is available to high school seniors and college freshman from the state of Washington. […]
What should I do if I have a personal injury during this pandemic? In January of 2020, the Washington State Department of Health confirmed the first case of COVID-19 (an infectious disease caused by the novel coronavirus) in the United States. In the last two months, the pandemic has spread across the globe. In an […]
Our health and safety is one of the many things we take for granted in the United States. The debate over healthcare can rage on, but we all have access to appropriate vaccines for our children without having to face the many health issues the rest of the world has to endure. Traveling to Uganda […]
Are Seattle drivers among the worst in the nation? A national best drivers report from Allstate may have us questioning our driving habits. Out of the 200 largest cities in the nation, Seattle is ranked No. 184 in accident frequency in the last year. Really? Only 6 cities have more accidents per capita than us. […]
Image via While the past few years have seen a spike in new car-safety technology, it is getting increasingly tough for cars to break into the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety’s Top Safety Picks category. Cars faced the strictest safety standards ever tested in 2014 when the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) rated its […]
It’s easy to see a pit bull and immediately feel uncomfortable or scared. Their wide jaws and often muscular bodies seen through their short-haired coats can trigger a sense of danger. Their loving licks and wagging tail can also trigger the opposite feeling. In American society there are taboos placed on pit bulls and other […]
The state of Rhode Island has decided to take texting and driving penalties to a new level – license suspension. The Ocean State’s General Assembly has added driver’s license suspension to its possible punishments for drivers who are caught texting while behind the wheel. The change means that traffic tribunal judges can now substitute license […]
The Washington State Senate has rejected a transportation plan totaling $10 billion, leaving the Metro Transit system scrambling. The package would have helped to fund the Metro service, but despite efforts by Governor Jay Inslee to pass the plan, it failed after being approved by the House. The plan included a 10.5 cent increase in […]
The collapse of the bridge over Skagit River has caused its fair share of problems since Memorial Day weekend, and now, a Washington State Patrol trooper has died after being hit while directing traffic around the site. That trooper was 38-yea-old Sean O’Connell. O’Connell was described by Washington State Patrol Chief John Batiste as a […]