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Eric Freise has practiced personal injury law in Washington State since 1976. He has tried cases resulting in successful verdicts in ten Washington counties, plus one county in Oregon. Types of cases tried include accidents involving cars, trucks, business premises, construction sites, toxic materials, products, and medical and legal malpractice. He has represented clients in many other Washington counties in these and other types of cases. The severity of cases range from wrongful death and serious injuries to neck and back strains.. He is a very experienced personal injury lawyer who practices as a sole practitioner, personally communicating with clients, working up each case himself. He spent many years also representing defendants in personal injury cases, so he knows what insurance companies need to settle cases in a manner that fully compensates his clients. And, he knows how to present cases to obtain the best chance of resolving them favorably for his clients.. Eric Freise grew up in eastern WA; obtained his undergraduate and law degrees from Valparaiso University in 1973 and 1976. He was in the top 15% of his law school class and was an editor for the law review. He practiced personal injury law in Seattle, Washington from 1976 to 2014, when he moved his practice to Lynnwood, WA. He regularly represents injured persons in Snohomish, King and Island counties, but also has represented clients in the other counties of western Washington and even a few in eastern Washington.. Settlements he has earned for his clients include:. $2.2 million for a construction site injury;. $500,000 for a head injury;. $375,000 for a construction site injury;. $300,000 for a dog bite;. $272,000 for a shoulder injury that required surgery from an auto accident;. $198,000 for a shoulder injury that required surgery from a fall at a grocery store;. $195,000 for a neck-back-knee strain and concussion from an auto accident;. $115,000 for a broken ankle from a fall at an apartment complex;. $99,000 for a wrist fracture form a fall at a car wash;. $96,500 for neck, back and knee strains from a car accident;. $65,000 for a wrist fracture from being knocked down by a dog;. $50,000 for neck-back strain and driving anxiety from a car accident with a truck on the freeway.

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I am an attorney licensed in both Pennsylvania and New Jersey practicing at the law firm of Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo.  My main area of practice is personal injury law. I am a retired police officer who held many certifications, including automobile crash reconstruction. I have been a bicycling advocate and instructor with the International Police Mountain Bike Association since 2000.  With my twenty-year police background, I like to specialize in difficult cases that require significant investigation.

I'm a Pennsylvania and New Jersey attorney whose primary field of experience is that of personal injury, mostly in the form of automobile accident injuy claims, UM/UIM claims, and slip and falls.  I have recently been admitted to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.. My credo has always been that those with the power to help others have the responsibility to do so.  In keeping with that, I see each and every client who comes to me having been wronged as someone who deserves a voice.  Oftentimes, those who are injured do not know how to pursue justice or make themselves whole again, and I want to use the expertise I've gained to help them put their lives back on track.. I've always been a fiction, essay, and argumentative writer in my personal life with strong focuses on ethics, ancient languages, foreign languages, and debate.  In college, I studied criminal justice and forensic psychology, graduating as first in my major in the former.  I am involved with Angel 34, a charitable organization dedicated to supporting children with pediatric cancer, as a volunteer executive board member through my firm, Cohen & Feeley.