Washington Workers’ Compensation & Injury Blog

2024 Legislative Session Preview

The Washington State legislature is back in session! Here is an update of some of the bills that have been…

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Recent Changes to the Laws Concerning Compelled Medical Examinations in Workers’ Compensation Claims

In recent years there have been major changes to the laws governing when the Department of Labor and Industries and…

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David Small Retires September 30, 2023

After 30 successful years practicing law here at Small, Snell, Weiss & Comfort, Mr. Small has chosen to retire as…

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Personal Injury Basics: Car Crashes and Beyond

Our firm focuses on Worker’s Compensation, Personal Injury, and Social Security Disability cases.  You or a friend may have been…

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2023 Cost of Living Adjustments: What you Need to Know

Effective July 1, 2023, injured workers will see a 2.01% cost of living adjustment (COLA) to their time loss compensation…

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More New Workers Compensation Laws – 2023 Legislative Update

Recording of Compelled Medical Exams (or IMEs) was the big news for injured workers this legislative session (see our prior…

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SSWC Welcomes New Attorney, Payton Focht, to the Team

Please join us in welcoming our newest associate attorney, Payton B. Focht. Payton started in April 2023. She is currently…

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Law Gives Workers New Rights When Attending an IME

A new law passed in 2023 provides injured workers with certain rights when they are required to attend an “independent…

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How to Win Your Social Security Disability Case

GETTING STARTED So, you’ve recently had some kind of accident or injury, you’ve come down with a serious illness, or…

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Loss of Earning Power Benefits

Did you know that you may be entitled to wage loss benefits even if you are able to work or…

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