Washington Injury Law Blog

I received my mail in ballot for the November 4, 2008 general election. There are a few judge positions still up for election.  Voting for your local judges is very important.  These are the people who decide your fate if you every end up in court.

 

Again, my disclosures. As many of you already know I am a Kirkland Washington Personal Injury Attorney who fights against insurance companies and corporations on a daily basis. I’m consider myself a champion for the little guy and definitely lean towards being a democrat. 

 

KING COUNTY JUDGE ELECTIONS

 

These are the judges that handled nearly all of my day to day cases that are in litigation. For me and my clients these people can have great effect on my work and my client’s lives. If you hire me to handle your car accident injury case, then these are the judges who will handle your case when litigation is needed because the insurance company is only offering two pennies to rub together to settle your case because they think you weren’t injured that bad. Don’t get me started…

 

King County Superior Court, Pos. 1 -  Suzanne Parisien

 

King County Superior Court, Pos. 22 – Holly Hill

 

King County Superior Court, Pos. 37 – Jean Rietschel

 

OTHER ELECTIONS

 

Attorney General:   John Ladenburg

Mr. Ladenburg is more supportive of your personal rights including privacy, which is very important to me in the wake of Bush’s Patriot Act. Big brother is out there!

 

Insurance Commissioner:  Mike Kreidler

Mr. Kreidler has done great things to protect you as a consumer over the last 8 years from the greedy insurance companies that seem to do nothing but raise your rates and deny your claims should something bad happen and you need that insurance coverage you thought you had purchased. Insurance companies hate him, and I love him. Mike’s the man!

 

I hope this helps you make your final decisions on the elections. If you have any questions feel free to email me at max@scottmcdonaldlaw.com and I’ll be happy to explain in more detail why I like these candidates.

 

Happy voting!

 

Max Meyers, Esq.