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Tacoma, Washington Personal Injury Legal Services Attorney
David A. Bufalini
LEGAL SOLUTIONS TO PERSONAL INJURY, AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS,
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE, PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS AND WRONGFUL DEATH
VICTIMS
When individuals and family members experience
tragedy, suffering and loss associated with wrongful death, serious
personal injury or medical malpractice, Washington serious injury
Attorney David A. Bufalini possesses the necessary skills to "go
the distance" in addressing the specific client needs as well as
providing effective legal representation.
Washington personal injury lawyer David A. Bufalini
has earned the distinction of being one of the most respected
personal injury lawyers in the state of Washington and provides
legal solutions to the residents of Pierce, King, Thurston and
Kitsap Counties within the following areas:
Washington serious injury Attorney David A.
Bufalini has practiced law for over 29 years. For the past 27
years, his practice has been limited to personal injury claims
exclusively. Mr. Bufalini has consistently secured six- and
seven-figure awards and/or settlements in a wide gamut of cases
ranging from construction site accidents, automobile, motorcycle
and pedestrian accidents, medical negligence and defective products
liability.
Insurance companies are notorious for trying to
obtain the smallest settlement possible. Washington personal injury
lawyer David A. Bufalini fights to ensure that his client's rights
are protected and has no problem with taking on the insurance
company goliaths. In fact, Attorney Bufalini will fight tirelessly
for his personal injury clients when an insurance company refuses
to settle or offers a fraction of the amount he feels his client
deserves.
"We are here for one purpose and one purpose only
-to protect the interests of our clients. If you want personalized,
aggressive, experienced, competent and complete representation in
all phases of your personal injury claim, from an attorney who has
achieved the highest national ratings in performance and ethics,
contact the Law Offices of David A. Bufalini, P.S., Inc. for your
free initial consultation."
- Washington
personal injury lawyer David A. Bufalini
VERDICTS AND SETTLEMENTS:
Washington medical malpractice lawyer David A.
Bufalini has handled in excess of 2,000 automobile accident cases
alone, and has also successfully represented workers seriously
injured while in performance of their duties by negligent third
parties. Attorney David A. Bufalini is an exceptional trial lawyer,
and his litigation results speak for themselves:
Parker v. Purdy Sand & Gravel.
Settlement $2,200,000.00
On November 7, 2001, Plaintiff was a passenger in an automobile which collided with a detached dump truck trailer that was illegally parked partially on the roadway. Plaintiff sustained life-threatening injuries, a severe closed head injury, internal injuries and multiple orthopedic injuries.
Rahn v. State of Washington
Settlement $400,000
Plaintiff was a patient at Western State Hospital when assaulted by a fellow patient with a sharp pencil resulting in permanent vision impairment in his right eye. Plaintiff’s impairments include distorted, minimal right eye vision and frequent migraine headaches.
Estates & Survivors of John Doe and Jane Doe v. Doe Trucking, et al.
Settled at Mediation with WAMS in favor of Plaintiffs for $2,800,000
November 2002, Maple Valley. A semi collided with a second semi, resulting in a fiery crash, resulting in the death of John Doe & Jane Doe.
Melchor v. Gly Construction & Tri State Construction
Settled at Mediation with WAMS in favor of Plaintiff for $220,000
Severe ankle & foot injuries when bending over to lace up his work boots. He placed his left foot on a stack of manhole frames & covers that appeared stable but the stack of materials began to slide toward Plaintiff. One of the three hundred pound units struck the inside of Plaintiff's right foot & ankle. Its crushing weight caused the plaintiff to fall while his foot & ankle was pinned by the size & weight of the steel frame & cover.
Wolfsheimer v. North Pacific Insurance
Third Party Claim - $50,000
UIM Claim $75,000
Total Settlement $125,000
Plaintiff was rear ended in her Volkswagen Beetle by a pick-up truck driven by an inattentive driver on May 6, 2001. The accident occurred on what is known as the Purdy Spit. Plaintiff sustained a concussive head injury and multiple soft tissue injuries as a result of the subject accident. Additionally, Plaintiff suffered an injury to her jaw joints which necessitating dental care & the creation of a splint to minimize Plaintiff’s symptoms.
Jane Doe v. Vehicle Manufacturer
Settlement $750,000
On August 20, 2003, Jane Doe, while wearing a three-point seatbelt, was driving her 1989 vehicle southbound in the left traffic lane on SR99 in Seattle, when the vehicle suddenly went out of control. The vehicle ran into the curb/shoulder on the left side of the road, continued along & over the curb, contacting a support beam. Jane Doe’s side seatbelt & the door latch mechanism failed, causing Jane Doe to be ejected from the vehicle, resulting in catastrophic injuries including (dominant) left arm amputation as well as multiple body fractures.
Watson v. St. Paul Ins.
Settlement $325,000
Violent single vehicle roll-over accident that occurred on Interstate 205 at approximately 8:00 p.m. on June 1, 2001, while attempting a lane change when it occurred to the driver that there was a vehicle occupying the lane. The driver jerked the steering wheel back to the right. The trailer he was towing began to fishtail, causing the driver to lose control of the SUV/trailer combination. The combination spun clockwise, struck a light standard & rolled over. Plaintiff, seated in the front passenger seat unbelted, was ejected from the vehicle and found some 75' away from the vehicle. Plaintiff suffered a closed head injury, multiple body lacerations & a pelvic fracture as well as other injuries.
Williams v. 72nd Bar & Grill
Policy limits $500,000. Settlement $465,000
On September 29, 2001, Plaintiff entered the premises of the 72nd Bar & Grill as a business invitee at approximately 10:00 p.m. when an intoxicated male patron drove his vehicle over Plaintiff causing extremely severe and life-threatening injuries. The driver left the scene but was apprehended a short time later. Policy limits $500,000.
Jane Doe 1, Jane Doe 2 & John Doe 1 v. Doe Trucking
Settlement $1,250,000
On November 30, 2004, a 26-year-old male victim was crushed to death when run over by a 110-foot-long tractor/trailer combination owned by Doe Trucking Company and operated by one of its employees. The victim (deceased) was survived by a wife (disabled with rheumatoid arthritis), a three-year-old daughter and unborn son.
Norris v. El Dorado Restaurant & Lounger
Gross Jury Verdict $1,216,000
Plaintiff, a business invitee on the premises of the defendant on November 2, 2001, to participate in karoake with a friend. Plaintiff went to use the restroom when he was confronted by a large man in the hallway leading to the restroom. The man suggested that Plaintiff might be in danger simply for being where he was. Plaintiff responded that he simply wanted to use the facilities. At that point, the assailant grabbed the Plaintiff by the collar. Plaintiff responded in self-defense & struck the man, knocking him to the ground. At that point, the Plaintiff was attacked from behind by one or more other men. He was knocked to the ground. He was first kicked in the face & then his assailants began to kick & stomp him. His cries for help went unheeded for several minutes as the assault continued.
Hachmeister v. CNA
3rd Party Policy Limits $50,000 - Settlement $50,000
UIM Policy Limits - Commercial Policy $1,000,000 - Settlement $625,000
Total Settlement $675,000
Settled prior to UIM arbitration at a Mediation with Charles Burdell of JDR.
Plaintiff sustained a cervical disk herniation & injuries to his lumbar spine as a result of an on-the-job motor vehicle accident on June 25, 2004. Plaintiff had undergone a prior cervical spine surgery & this accident caused another disk herniation above where the earlier surgery had taken place, resulting in a second neck surgery in February 2005
Bousley v. Winco Foods
Settlement $125,000
Plaintiff was injured when she slipped & fell in the produce department at a Winco grocery store. Plaintiff slipped on accumulated water & corn husks in front of a bulk corn display at defendant’s store. As a result of her fall, plaintiff’s previously asymptomatic accessory right navicular bone became symptomatic & required an initial surgery to trim the extra bone & a second surgery to remove the hardware placed at the time of the first surgery. Plaintiff continues to suffer residual pain at the surgery site.
If you or someone you know in Tacoma, Washington, or within the
surrounding cities and counties of Washington, needs the assistance
or trusted legal advice of an experienced personal injury lawyer,
please contact Attorney David A. Bufalini, P.S., today at (253)
272-2100, or complete the contact form provided on this site to
begin your free
consultation with a skilled Washington serious injury
lawyer.
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