Campiche Andrews PLLC represents individuals and families whose lives have been devastated by catastrophic injury or the loss of a loved one.
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If you or a loved one has suffered a serious injury due to negligence or wrongful death, Campiche Andrews PLLC will fight for the justice and compensation you deserve.
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111 Queen Anne Ave N #510, Seattle, WA 98109
At Campiche Andrews PLLC, we help people through the hardest moments of their lives. If you’ve lost someone or suffered a life changing injury, you need more than legal help, you need someone who truly stands with you. With decades of experience in wrongful death and serious injury cases, we fight for justice with compassion and relentless focus. Contact us for a free, confidential consultation. We’re here to help you move forward.
What Families Ask Us Most After a Serious Injury or Wrongful Death
Look for a Seattle wrongful death attorney with proven trial results, decades of experience, and compassion for clients. At Campiche Andrews, our attorneys combine courtroom success with personal support to guide families through the hardest times.
Compensation may include funeral costs, medical expenses, lost income, loss of companionship, and pain and suffering. Every case is different, but our Seattle wrongful death lawyers fight to maximize financial recovery for grieving families.
A serious injury is one that permanently changes your life such as brain trauma, spinal cord damage, amputation, or other catastrophic harm. Our Seattle serious injury attorneys represent victims whose injuries require long term care and affect their ability to work and live normally.
Campiche Andrews PLLC represents individuals and families whose lives have been devastated by catastrophic injury or the loss of a loved one.
We help individuals and families pursue compensation for serious injuries or wrongful death caused by negligence.
We represent maritime workers and families affected by vessel-related injuries, negligence, or workplace fatalities at sea.
We handle claims involving harm from medical errors, misdiagnosis, or substandard care by healthcare providers.
We advocate for seniors who have experienced abuse, neglect, or harm in nursing homes or care facilities.
We assist clients injured in auto accidents caused by driver negligence, distraction, or unsafe road conditions.
We represent victims of trucking accidents involving driver error, poor maintenance, or commercial vehicle regulation violations.
We support riders injured in motorcycle crashes involving other drivers, road hazards, or failure to yield.
Real Results. Real Impact.
Our Seattle wrongful death attorneys have recovered millions for families after catastrophic loss.
$7.5M
Medical Negligence Settlement
$3.5M
Maritime Injury Settlement
$1.5M
Civil Rights Settlement
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Clients trust our Seattle serious injury lawyers for compassionate, relentless advocacy.
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Elder Abuse & Nursing Home Negligence
When a loved one is placed in the care of a nursing home or assisted living facility, you expect compassion, dignity, and safety. But when that trust is broken through neglect, abuse, or mistreatment, the results can be devastating.
At Campiche Andrews, we fight for families whose elders have been harmed in care facilities. Whether it’s unexplained injuries, emotional withdrawal, or poor living conditions, we uncover the truth and hold negligent parties accountable.
If you suspect elder abuse, don’t wait. Your loved one’s safety could depend on it.
Serious Injury & Wrongful Death Resources
Confused about survival action vs. wrongful death in Washington? This guide explains who files, who recovers what, which damages apply, and the deadlines that can make or break your case— plus practical steps Seattle families should take now.
Families in Washington can often pursue a wrongful death claim through a court appointed personal representative on behalf of eligible beneficiaries. Learn who qualifies and what to expect.
In Washington, a wrongful death claim seeks compensation when a person dies because of another’s negligence or misconduct. Eligible family members recover economic losses (medical bills, funeral costs, income) and noneconomic losses (loss of companionship and guidance). Most cases resolve through settlement; deadlines are short, so legal help early is essential.
Learn signs of nursing home abuse in Washington. See first steps, reporting, deadlines, and how to protect your family.
Truck accidents in Seattle often lead to catastrophic injuries and complex lawsuits. Learn what steps to take, who may be liable, and how Campiche Andrews can fight for the compensation you deserve.
Washington gives patients limited time to file a medical malpractice claim. Learn the deadlines, exceptions, and why quick legal action is critical.
A personal injury case arises when someone is harmed—physically, emotionally, or financially—due to another person or entity’s negligence, recklessness, or intentional misconduct. For a case to qualify, there must be:
A duty of care owed to you by the at-fault party
A breach of that duty (such as unsafe driving, medical error, or property hazard)
An injury or loss (e.g., physical harm, lost income, emotional trauma)
Proof that the breach caused the harm
Common qualifying situations include car accidents, medical negligence, nursing home abuse, slip-and-fall incidents, defective products, and wrongful death.
You may have a valid personal injury claim if:
You were injured, either physically or emotionally
The injury was caused by someone else’s negligence or wrongful act
The incident led to tangible damages, such as medical bills, lost wages, or reduced quality of life
Even if you’re unsure who was at fault, it’s worth speaking with an attorney. A qualified personal injury lawyer can assess your situation, gather evidence, and help determine if you have a strong legal case. In Washington, you typically have three years from the date of injury to file a claim—so don’t wait too long.
In Washington, personal injury victims can pursue compensation—also known as damages—for both economic and non-economic losses. This may include:
Medical expenses (past and future)
Lost wages and reduced earning capacity
Pain and suffering
Emotional distress
Loss of enjoyment of life
Property damage (e.g., vehicle repair)
In some cases, if the at-fault party acted with extreme negligence or intentional harm, punitive damages may also be awarded. The value of your claim depends on the severity of your injuries, long-term effects, and impact on your life.
In most cases, you have three years from the date of the injury to file a personal injury lawsuit in Washington State. This is known as the statute of limitations. If you miss this deadline, your claim may be permanently barred—no matter how strong your case is.
Important: Some exceptions may apply (e.g., claims against government agencies or involving minors), so it’s best to consult a lawyer early.
Before suing a local or state governmental entity, Washington law requires formal pre-suit notice. You must present a claim and then wait 60 calendar days before filing suit. Missing this step can defeat your case.
Most personal injury lawyers, including our team at Campiche Andrews, work on a contingency fee basis. That means:
No upfront costs
No hourly billing
You only pay if we win
Our fee is a percentage of the final settlement or verdict. If we don’t secure compensation for you, you owe nothing. This ensures you get quality representation without financial risk.
Not necessarily. In fact, most personal injury cases settle out of court through negotiation or mediation. However, if the insurance company refuses to offer a fair settlement, your attorney may recommend filing a lawsuit and going to trial.
We prepare every case as if it will go to court—so you’re fully protected if litigation becomes necessary. You’ll always have a say in how far the case goes.
The timeline depends on the complexity of the case, severity of injuries, and whether the claim settles or goes to trial. On average:
Simple claims may resolve in a few months
Moderate cases typically take 6–12 months
Serious injury or contested cases can take 1–2 years or more
While faster resolutions are possible, it’s crucial not to settle too soon—especially if you’re still receiving medical treatment. A fair outcome takes time to build.
Options can include Personal Injury Protection (PIP) if available, your health insurance, MedPay, or provider liens. The at-fault party typically reimburses reasonable medical costs in settlement or judgment.
Yes. Many maritime injury claims, including Jones Act seamen claims and general maritime torts, have a three-year federal limitation period. Cruise-passenger tickets can shorten the deadline to as little as one year, so act quickly.