Davis Law Group, P.S.

The firm focuses on serious and life‑changing injury cases and wrongful death claims and has represented clients in Seattle, across Washington State, and in cases throughout the United States.

Recognition and awards (as reported on the firm's website)

• Recognized as one of the highest‑rated and most innovative personal injury law practices in the country.
• Named "Best Injury Law Firm" in Washington State by AI Legal Awards.
• Named "Best Personal Injury Law Firm" for Washington State by Lawyer International's Legal 100 Awards.
• Included in Expertise.com's list of Best Car Accident Attorneys in Seattle.

(Recognition and award listings are based on third‑party publications and evaluations as described on the firm's website.)

Approach to representing clients

• The firm focuses on cases where it believes it can provide significant value to the injured person or family.
• Strong emphasis on education and communication, helping clients understand the legal process and their options.
• Offers extensive free educational resources (books, reports, and webinars) to help accident victims better understand their rights.

Key attorneys listed on the website

• Chris Davis – Founder, Attorney at Law
• Colin Hutchinson‑Flaming – Senior Trial Attorney
• David Reeve – Attorney
• Jacob W. Gent – Attorney
• Jeremy Muth – Attorney
• Greg Simpson – Trial Attorney
• Manuel (Manny) S. Andrade – Trial Attorney
• Scott T. Ugelstad – Attorney
• Rebecca I. Singer – Attorney
• Jeffrey Herman – Attorney

For the most current attorney roster, biographies, and credentials, potential clients should refer to the firm's website or contact the office directly.

• Car accidents – Injury claims arising from collisions involving passenger vehicles in Washington State.
• Truck and commercial vehicle accidents – Crashes involving semis, 18‑wheelers, tractor‑trailers, and other commercial vehicles.
• Motorcycle accidents – Collisions that often occur at higher speeds and can result in life‑changing injuries to riders.
• Pedestrian and bicycle accidents – Incidents where people on foot or bike are struck and injured by motor vehicles.
• Drunk or impaired driving accidents – Crashes caused by drivers under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
• Wrongful death – Claims brought on behalf of families who have lost a loved one due to another party's negligence or wrongful act.
• Dog bites and animal attacks – Injuries caused by dog bites or other animal attacks.
• On‑the‑job and premises‑related injuries – Serious injuries occurring at work sites or on property where another party may be legally responsible.
• Serious and catastrophic injuries – Including brain injuries and other life‑changing harm resulting from accidents.

Who we represent

• Individuals injured in accidents caused by someone else's negligence or wrongdoing.
• Families pursuing wrongful death claims after losing a loved one.

If a case type or situation is not listed here, potential clients should contact the firm directly to see if their circumstances fit within the firm's personal injury practice.

• Seattle office – 2101 4th Ave, #1030, Seattle, WA 98121
• Bellingham office – 1155 N State St, Suite 506, Bellingham, WA 98225

Both locations are listed as available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for contact.

Cities and communities listed on the website

The firm lists service in and around the greater Puget Sound and Western Washington area, including (but not limited to):

• Bainbridge Island
• Bellevue
• Bothell
• Des Moines
• Edmonds
• Everett
• Kenmore
• Kent
• Kirkland
• Mercer Island
• Redmond
• Tacoma
• White Center

Seattle neighborhoods and areas noted

The website specifically lists service in many Seattle neighborhoods and nearby areas, including:

• Belltown
• Capitol Hill
• Cascade
• Central District
• Chinatown–International District
• Downtown Seattle
• First Hill
• Georgetown
• Green Lake
• Pike Place Market
• Pioneer Square
• Queen Anne
• South Lake Union
• University District
• Wallingford
• West Seattle
• Woodinville

People outside these listed locations may still be able to work with the firm and should contact Davis Law Group, P.S. directly to confirm whether the firm can assist with a particular case or location.

Lists Capitol Hill, Eustis, Hutchinson, Central, Lawton, Georgetown, Wallingford, and Des Moines as a location. Names Washington, United States, and Seattle as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published.

Contingency fee structure

• Davis Law Group, P.S. works on a contingency fee basis in personal injury and wrongful death cases.
• No upfront attorney's fees: There are no up‑front costs or attorney's fees owed when the firm agrees to take on a qualifying case.
• Fee is a percentage of the recovery: Attorney's fees are charged as a percentage of the total recovery, whether the case is resolved through a settlement or a jury verdict.
• No fee if there is no recovery: If the firm does not recover compensation on the client's behalf, the client does not owe attorney's fees.

(The specific contingency percentage and any detailed fee terms are not stated in the knowledge documents and must be confirmed directly with the firm.)

When the firm agrees to take a case

• The firm only agrees to represent clients when it believes hiring a lawyer is in the person's best interests and that the firm can add significant value.
• Not every inquiry or potential claim will result in representation; some people may be able to resolve smaller claims on their own without paying attorney's fees.

What clients can generally expect

• The firm handles communications and negotiations with insurance companies on the client's behalf.
• The legal team works to obtain necessary records and evidence, and, when appropriate, files a lawsuit in the correct court.
• The firm works with medical providers and insurers to help clients get needed treatment with minimal out‑of‑pocket costs when possible.

For exact fee terms, written fee agreements, and any costs that may apply to a particular case, potential clients should contact Davis Law Group, P.S. directly.

Initial contact is typically through a free, confidential case evaluation. If the firm believes it can provide significant value in a case, it will schedule a free legal consultation with an attorney.

Office locations

Seattle office (headquarters)

• Firm name: Davis Law Group, P.S.
• Address: 2101 4th Ave, #1030, Seattle, WA 98121
• Phone: 206-727-4000

Bellingham office

• Firm name: Davis Law Group, P.S.
• Address: 1155 N State St, Suite 506, Bellingham, WA 98225
• Phone: 206-727-4000

Office hours

• Hours: 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (for both listed offices).

How to get in touch

• Call the main number (206-727-4000) at any time.
• Use the confidential contact form on the website to request a free case review and, when appropriate, a free legal consultation.

For directions, parking details, or accommodations, potential clients should consult the maps and office information on the firm's website or call the office directly.

Examples of print books listed on the website include guides for:

• Car accidents – "The Ten Biggest Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Washington Accident Case."
• Wrongful death – "The Essential Guide to Wrongful Death Law in Washington State."
• Semi‑truck accidents – "Long Haul to Justice: Guide To Semi‑Truck Injury Claims."
• Injuries to children – "Little Kids, Big Accidents: What Every Parent Should Know."
• Motorcycle accidents – "Road to Justice: A Legal Guide to Motorcycle Accident Claims."
• Personal injury / brain injury – "Brain Injury Law: A Reference Guide For TBI Accident Victims."
• Dog bites and animal attacks – "When The Dog Bites: A Free Legal Guide For Dog Bite Victims."
• Washington injury law (general) – "Washington Injury Law: A Reference Guide For Accident Victims."
• Bicycle accidents – "Wheels of Justice: Free Bicycle Accident Law Book."
• Pedestrian accidents – "Right of Way: The Essential Guide to Pedestrian Accident Law in Washington State."
• Teen driver accidents – "Teen Drivers and The Law: Parental Legal and Financial Liability."
• Hiring a lawyer – "Hiring A Great Lawyer – Seattle Attorney Evaluation Guide."

Hard‑copy books are available by request and, per the website, usually arrive within a few business days.

Free eBooks and downloadable reports

The firm also offers free downloadable materials, such as:

• "The Ten Biggest Mistakes That Can Wreck Your WA Accident Case" (eBook).
• "Insurance Buyer Beware: Things You Need To Know About Buying Car Insurance in Washington State."
• "Insurance Settlement Tactics: How To Navigate The Injury Claims War Zone."
• "Maximizing Your Injury Claim."
• "No‑Cost, Low‑Cost Medical Treatment For Accident Victims."
• "Property Damage Claims: Motor Vehicle Accidents."
• "Talking With An Insurance Adjuster: Do's and Don'ts Checklist."
• "Understanding Wrongful Death In Washington State."
• Other consumer insurance and personal injury guides listed on the website.

Free webinars

Examples of webinars noted on the website include:

• Personal Injury Claims 101 – An overview of the basics of personal injury cases.
• Understanding Wrongful Death Law In Washington State – High‑level information about wrongful death claims.

How to request these materials

• Visitors can request hard‑copy books, eBooks, reports, and webinars through the firm's website.
• There is no charge for these educational resources as described; they are provided as a public service to help people better understand Washington injury law and the claims process.

For the most current list of available titles and webinars, or to request a copy, people should visit the firm's website or contact Davis Law Group, P.S. directly.

• Washington law permits an injured person to pursue a legal claim for compensation if they are harmed by another party's negligence or intentional conduct.
• Personal injury claims typically begin with identifying an applicable liability insurance policy that may cover the losses.
• When a claim cannot be resolved through negotiation, the next step is often to file a lawsuit in the appropriate court against the at‑fault parties and, when applicable, their insurers.

Elements of negligence (what generally must be proven)

According to the firm's website, most personal injury cases are based on negligence. An injured person typically must prove:

1. The at‑fault party owed a duty of care.
2. The party breached that duty.
3. The breach caused the accident and injuries.
4. The injured person suffered damages as a result.

If any of these elements is not proven, the claim may fail. Evidence used in a case can include police or accident reports, medical records, photographs or videos, witness testimony, business records, and expert testimony.

Types of compensation (damages)

The website explains that injured people in Washington can typically pursue:

Economic damages

These are financial losses that can usually be documented, such as:

• Medical expenses (past and future)
• Lost wages
• Reduced earning capacity
• Physical therapy and rehabilitation
• Out‑of‑pocket expenses
• Property damage

Non‑economic damages

These relate to personal, non‑monetary losses, such as:

• Pain and suffering
• Emotional distress
• Anxiety
• Reduced quality of life
• Scarring and disfigurement
• Loss of consortium

In rare cases involving extreme negligence or intentional misconduct, punitive damages may also be available.

Statute of limitations (time limits)

• The website states that Washington law generally gives an injured person three years from the date of injury to file a personal injury lawsuit.
• This deadline is commonly referred to as the statute of limitations.
• Missing the deadline can bar an injured person from recovering compensation in court.
• There may be exceptions that shorten or extend this period, depending on the specific facts.

Anyone with a potential injury or wrongful death claim should contact Davis Law Group, P.S. directly as soon as possible to get legal advice about how the statute of limitations and other legal rules apply to their situation.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.