Bellingham Injury Law

09/01/2026

Did you know your injury claim for pain and suffering damages are not taxable? On the other hand, lost wages are taxable. If you're wondering what your rights are, we're here to help!

08/31/2026

Maintaining a safe speed is a legal duty of care. Even if the legal limit is 20mph or 60 on the freeway, driver’s are legal in expected to maintain a safe speed for the conditions on the road including pedestrians, bicyclists, and other motorists. If you’ve been injured by someone else’s carelessness, you have rights including a 3 year time limit to settle your claim or sue.

Starting this week, speed limits are being lowered to 20 mph on residential and downtown streets to reduce the risk of collisions and serious injuries. By slowing down in our neighborhoods and other places where people walk, bike, and gather, we can make streets safer for everyone. More info: https://cob.org/news/2026/residential-and-downtown-streets-changing-to-20-mph

08/28/2026

It’s another early release of the Monday Morning Legal Minute sponsored by Crashlaw.NET on 92.9 KISM Classic Rock reminding you to if you’ve been injured in a serious accident.

08/28/2026

It’s an early release of the Monday Morning Legal Minute podcast on Brad and John 92.9 KISM Listen every Monday or find the Monday Morning Legal Minute on Spotify if you want to see what you missed. Don’t Forget to if you’ve been injured in a serious accident and want to know your rights.

08/14/2026

08/04/2026

If you’ve been injured, we can help. Contact us today!

08/04/2026

Bicyclists have special rights in injury claims. If you’re injured, we can help. Sincerely, Ziad I. Youssef

08/03/2026

Minutes after Alaska Airlines Flight 2117 had lifted from the runway, a phone and power bank sitting in a passenger’s lap burst into flames.

The fire scorched the passenger’s arms and legs before she tossed the devices into the aisle, where flight attendants scrambled to get them into a fireproof bag to quell the blaze. Pilots declared an emergency, dropped oxygen masks in the cabin, and turned back to Wichita, Kan.

The incident from earlier this year is just one example of what airlines and regulators say is the fastest-growing safety threat to air travel—phones, power banks and vapes spontaneously catching fire midflight.

Clarification: The photo used in this piece is from an Air Busan flight in 2025 after a power-bank fire in an overhead bin.

Read more: https://wsj.visitlink.me/hdXVMb