“A pickup ran the light on Division and I spent a month not knowing who would pay for anything. Clarence had the body-shop bills and the clinic sorted inside two weeks.”
Rhonda K.Spokane · intersection crash
Injury lawyers from Spokane to Coeur d’Alene
Hurt on either side of the state line
Car and truck crashes, falls and wrongful death claims across Eastern Washington and North Idaho. Three lawyers in three offices, and one file that follows your case from the first call to the last check.
- No fee unless we recoverCosts explained before you sign
- Free first consultIn person, by phone or by video
- Saturday morningsSpokane and Coeur d’Alene, 9 to noon
- Washington and IdahoOne firm on both sides of the line
No recovery, no attorney’s fee. Case costs such as records, filing fees and experts are separate: we advance them, and your written fee agreement says whether you repay them if the case doesn’t recover.
In their words
From the South Hill to Hayden
What clients across the region said once their cases closed. Names are shortened at their request.
“I live in Post Falls, the truck was from Montana and the crash was in Washington. Mariko explained which state’s rules applied before I even asked.”
Dale W.Post Falls · truck crash on I-90
“I work weekdays at the hospital. Being able to sit down on a Saturday morning is the only reason I called anyone at all.”
Teresa M.Coeur d’Alene · fall on ice
“Celestine came to the house when I couldn’t drive. She brought the papers, read them with me, and left a copy of everything.”
Gordon P.Spokane Valley · rear-end crash
“After my dad died, the insurance letters kept coming. The firm took the calls so my mother didn’t have to.”
Anna L.Rathdrum · wrongful death
“They told me plainly my case was small and what it was likely worth. That honesty is why I’d send my brother there.”
Marcus J.Cheney · parking lot crash
Every case is different. These clients’ words don’t mean your case will have a similar result.
Where we work
Lake towns, wheat roads, mountain passes
Crashes out here happen on two-lane farm roads, on I-90 over the passes and on ice outside the grocery store. We meet clients where they are, on both sides of the line.
Cases we take
What usually brings people in
Four kinds of injury case, handled by the same three lawyers whichever office you walk into.
After a car crash
Intersections in town, black ice on the highway, a driver on a phone. We deal with both insurers while you heal.
About car crash casesAfter a truck crash
Semis on I-90, log trucks on Highway 95, delivery vans downtown. Trucking companies move fast after a crash, so we do too.
About truck crash casesAfter a fall on ice or stairs
An unsalted walkway, a broken stair, a spill nobody cleaned up. The owner’s insurer will ask what you did wrong; we ask what they knew.
About fall casesAfter a death in the family
When a crash or a fall takes someone, the family has a claim. We handle the claim and the paperwork so you can grieve.
About wrongful death claims
Offices
Three doors, two states
Come to whichever is closest. If you can’t travel, one of us will come to you, at home or in the hospital.
Spokane
Address: 421 W Riverside Ave, Suite 800 Spokane, WA 99201Phone: (509) 555-0147Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm Saturday: 9am – noonGarage parking under the building; bring your ticket up
Directions to the Spokane officeSpokane Valley
Address: 12720 E Sprague Ave, Suite 4 Spokane Valley, WA 99216Phone: (509) 555-0163Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pmGround floor, free lot out back, no stairs
Directions to the Spokane Valley officeCoeur d’Alene
Address: 310 E Sherman Ave, Suite 2 Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814Phone: (208) 555-0129Hours: Monday – Friday: 8:30am – 5:30pm Saturday: 9am – noonSide entrance on 3rd Street has a ramp
Directions to the Coeur d’Alene office
Free consult
Call the office closest to you
A lawyer, not a call center, picks up. Tell us what happened and we’ll tell you plainly whether we can help.
No recovery, no attorney’s fee. Case costs such as records, filing fees and experts are separate: we advance them, and your written fee agreement says whether you repay them if the case doesn’t recover.