Washington Personal Injury Lawsuit

Summary

In Washington state, personal injury claims must be filed within 3 years. The state follows a pure comparative fault rule, meaning compensation can be reduced by the claimants percentage of fault. There are no caps on economic or non-economic damages, including emotional distress. For cases involving assault, property damage, and lost wages, its advisable to document all evidence and consider both criminal and civil actions. Consulting a local attorney can provide personalized guidance and help in pursuing claims for injuries, emotional distress, and financial losses.

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I was assaulted in my home which resulted in hurting my wrist, and causing emotional damage. Also the same individual vandalized the outside of my apartment building which played a deciding factor in me getting evicted
I'm sorry to hear about your experience. You might have grounds for a personal injury lawsuit, as well as potential claims for property damage and emotional distress. Here are some steps to consider:
- Document everything: Injuries, property damage, and any related costs.
- Gather evidence: Photos, medical records, police reports.
- Consider both criminal and civil actions: Assault can be both.
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Also led to lost of wages I couldn't work for * weeks loosing almost *
I'm really sorry to hear that. Given the losses and damages you've mentioned, it might be beneficial to speak with a local lawyer who can provide detailed guidance and assist you with your case. Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer for more help? If yes, I'll need your phone number, name, and zipcode to proceed.
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Great, Eric. It sounds like you have a strong case. Could you please provide your zipcode?
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How much can you sue for emotional damages in Washington state
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In Washington state, there are no specific caps on non-economic damages, including emotional distress. The amount you can sue for will depend on the severity of the emotional damage and its impact on your life.
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