Personal Injury, Wrongful Death Lawyer, Richard Washington

Personal Injury, Wrongful Death Lawyer, Richard Washington A trial lawyer with 30 years of litigation experience

01/09/2026

Failure isn't random

01/08/2026

Why Workers Stay Silent

01/08/2026

Accidents Don’t “Just Happen"

01/07/2026

Subcontractor Confusion: Who Controlled Safety?

Unclear responsibility kills accountability.

01/06/2026

Safety Violations Are Often Quiet

No one noticed!

01/06/2026

Incident Reports Aren’t Neutral

Who does this report protect?

01/06/2026

One assumption just killed your Philly construction case.

What's the assumption?

01/05/2026

Being told ‘workers’ comp is your only option’ is often wrong.

Did you assume this?

01/02/2026

TRUCKER SURVIVES DEVASTATING WRECK: Who's liable here?

A tanker truck entered a northbound crossover on U.S. 59 South in Lufkin, Texas, driving into the path of a southbound semi-truck hauling 25-foot steel pipes on September 18, 2024, around 8 a.m. Dashcam video captured the collision that caused the semi-truck to lose its entire load, scattering steel pipes across the highway. It has been reported that the impact severely mangled the truck and temporarily trapped the driver inside, with two steel pipes penetrating the driver's compartment inches from the driver's seat. Despite the catastrophic damage, the driver sustained only minor injuries and was able to walk to the stretcher before being transported to the hospital. The tanker truck flipped on its side, briefly leaking weed-killer material before HAZMAT crews contained it. The Lufkin Police Department called the driver's survival "truly miraculous" considering the truck's condition. The highway remained closed for seven hours.

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12/31/2025

UNLICENSED PESTICIDE USE TURNS DEADLY: Who's liable?

It has been reported that four children died from toxic phosphine gas poisoning in Amarillo, Texas, after their father used water to wash away aluminum phosphide pesticide pellets he had spread under their mobile home to kill mice. The victims were a 17-year-old girl and her three younger brothers, ages 11, 9, and 7. The father reportedly obtained the professional-grade pesticide (Weevil-Cide) from a friend on the black market without proper licensing. When he used a garden hose to rinse the pellets, a chemical reaction released deadly phosphine gas that seeped into the home overnight. The children's mother (45) was reportedly in critical condition, and five other family members were hospitalized. The EPA classifies aluminum phosphide in "Toxicity Category I" as the most toxic category. A criminal investigation was launched as the product requires professional certification for purchase and proper application.

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