Buri Funston Mumford, PLLC

12/07/2023

"It started out as a shortcut across the parking lot. It ended in excruciating pain."

Read more of Clea's story here:

It started out as a shortcut across the parking lot. It ended in excruciating pain. Clea's daughter couldn't see that the drive thru was really a ledge about two feet above the parking lot. There was no curb or warning sign. She drove right off. Clea flew up and hit

12/05/2023

Personal Injury 'Tip Tuesday': Know Your Rights

Educate yourself on your rights.

If you are injured because of the fault of another person, you have the right to be “made whole”. You may recover monetary damages for lost wages, medical bills, pain and suffering and other harms. However, you will have to prove that your damages were related to the incident.

Questions about your rights? Give us a call: 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.

12/01/2023

"She saw him coming in her rearview mirror. Sarah had just enough time to brace for impact"

Hear more of Sarah's story at:

She saw him coming in her rearview mirror. Sarah had just enough time to brace for impact. If you ask her about the accident, she's still likely to describe it as, "Nothing, really." But those few seconds have changed everything. "I kept thinking, if it happened that quickly, I can undo it

11/28/2023

Personal Injury 'Tip Tuesday': Document Everything

Being in an accident and navigating your property damage and injuries can be overwhelming but being organized and keeping everything documented will help you stay focused. Here are some key tips:

- Make sure to exchange insurance information and document your police or patrol case number number if you have one.
- Take photos of injuries and property damage.
- Keep a list of all of your providers, treatment dates and documented injuries.
- Keep a log of lost wages, medical bills and bills from providers.
- Write down any out of pocket expenses you incur.
- Write down names and numbers of witnesses.

Keep all paperwork and information in a safe place. From navigating your own case to finding an attorney to help you, this information will be necessary to keep. If you're ready to share your story, give us a call: 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.

11/21/2023

Personal Injury 'Tip Tuesday: Use Caution When Talking to Insurance Companies

Statements you make to the opposing insurance adjuster may later be used against you.

You should limit your communication to what is necessary to open a claim. They are not on your side. Do not sign anything unless you understand the legal implications of signing. We do not recommend giving a recorded statement. In fact, you are not obligated to talk to the opposing party at all.

Ready to have someone talk to the insurance company on your behalf? Share your story with us: 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.

11/16/2023

"The light turned green but Nate never got his foot off the break. A car going 40-MPH slammed into his truck."

Read Nate story here: https://www.tommumford.com/tell-me-your-story/nates-story/

Does Nate's story sound similar to your's? Give us a call 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.

The light turned green but Nate never got his foot off the brake. A car going 40-mph slammed into his truck. "When I came to, I couldn't figure out what had happened, because I was still wearing my seatbelt but I was lying in the back seat," he says. The

11/14/2023

Personal Injury 'Tip Tuesday': Focus on Healing

Your most important job is to get better.

Get all the medical care you need to heal from your injuries. Coordinate your care through your family doctor and follow up on all referrals for physical therapy, massage and/or chiropractic care.

Report you symptoms accurately to your health care providers and follow their treatment recommendations. Keep track of all of your lost wages and changes in your ability to your normal daily activities.

If healing is taking longer than anticipated or you're concerned you might not return to the same 'you' prior to the accident, we might be able to help. Give our office a call and share your story with no obligation: 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.

11/08/2023

What is 'Personal Injury'?

Personal Injury can cover a wide variety of incidents, which include: Car Accidents, Drunk Driving Accidents, Head & Brain Injuries, Motorcycle Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Product Defect, Railroad Collision and Wrongful Death.

Other than, “How much is my case worth?”, one of the most frequently questions that both Tom Mumford & Zach Mumford receive is, “Do I need an attorney?”

If they can help you, they’ll tell you how. If they think you’ll do better yourself, they will tell you that too. Either way, they will answer your questions relating to your injuries. There’s no charge for the visit and no obligation on either side.

Contact our office to share your personal injury story or set up an appointment for a FREE consultation, with no obligations: 360-752-1500

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All content does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Each case is unique. Please consult a lawyer for specific advice about your case.