Seattle Personal Injury Attorney Behind ‘Hailey’s Law’ Looks Forward to Safer Roads as DUI Drivers’ Cars Are Impounded
The new law requires law enforcement officials to impound the car of a person arrested for impaired driving – in most cases for at least 12 hours. The law, which went into effect
“We are pleased and proud that our pursuit of justice for
“We all know to take away the keys of a person who is drunk. This law, finally, does that,” Brett continued. “We’re glad to have had a role in such a beneficial change that addresses the serious danger of drunk driving in our state.”
Brett and his firm brought a lawsuit on Hailey French’s behalf against the drunk driver, the
The resulting
The personal injury and wrongful death attorneys of
Brett said his firm’s lawyers coordinate all aspects of personal injury cases to create a clear picture of the harm that has befallen their clients and what’s necessary to deliver a just settlement to them.
“For Hailey French’s lawsuit, like we have done for many other deserving clients, we investigated and presented to the court several law enforcement experts who supported her, multiple medical experts who explained the extent of her injuries and recovery prospects, and economists who were able to break down for the jury the compounded losses she suffered,” said Brett, a
“All cases have complications, however, and the experience, expertise and dedication of the legal team involved is what makes the difference.”
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