Washington Personal Injury Lawyers

Tamaki Law recently secured a $1.3 million settlement on behalf of a young woman who was sexually abused as a child by a trusted adult. The abuse occurred while she was visiting a friend’s home, where adults responsible for her safety failed to protect her.Our client bravely came forward years later, initiating a criminal investigation that led to a conviction. We then pursued civil justice, filing a lawsuit that held all responsible parties accountable for the pain and trauma she endured.

As we reflect on 2024, we are grateful for the many opportunities to serve our wonderful communities. In Yakima, we joined Yakima Recovery Events for their very first Christmas with Santa, spreading holiday cheer to local kids and families. In Kennewick, we partnered with SARC to wrap gifts and prepare outreach items, supporting their mission of hope and healing. These events, along with our involvement in The Arc Tri-Cities carnival in November, allowed us to give back in meaningful ways. We are honored to be part of such impactful organizations and look forward to continuing our commitment to community service in the new year!

Recently, our Yakima team had the incredible opportunity to support the young women at Ridgeview, a low-security facility dedicated to helping female youth reintegrate into the community. We came together to assemble gifts filled with essentials and personal items tailored to each resident's needs and preferences. After delivering the packages, we enjoyed a lunch with the young women, watched them excitedly open their gifts, and received a tour of the facility. It was a beautiful day spent sharing stories and getting to know these resilient young ladies. This experience was not only rewarding but also reinforced our commitment to making a positive difference in our communities

John Doe suffered a serious injury after slipping on a wet floor in a grocery store's produce section. Tamaki Law was hired to investigate the accident, demanding sweep logs from the store. His attorneys discovered that the store failed to conduct routine floor inspections to identify hazards like spills and leaks. Former employees, including the produce manager on duty during the incident, testified about inadequate safety training and poor store conditions. Additionally, produce misters spraying water contributed to the slippery floor. The case settled for $1,000,000 just before trial, marking one of the highest slip and fall settlements in Eastern Washington.

Our Yakima team held an extremely successful trunk-or-treat extravaganza on Halloween! There were creative costumes, candy-filled trunks, smiles, safety tips, and good times had by all. Special thanks to Lieutenant Causor from the Highland Fire Department in Cowiche, Aguilar Towing, AgWest Farm Credit, and DaVita Yakima Dialysis Center for donating their time and joining us. We love being an active part of our community!