Wieburg Law

Personal Injury, Accident & Insurance Lawyers

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AREAS OF PRACTICE

Brett has a quarter century of trial experience. He has successfully served as lead counsel in numerous trials through verdict.

Representing both plaintiffs and defendants provides us with a unique perspective allowing us to anticipate our opponents claims or defenses and develop winning strategies to advance your litigation goals.

MEET THE TEAM

Brett Wieburg

With over a quarter century of civil litigation and trial experience, Brett is widely recognized as one of the most experienced trial attorneys in Western Washington representing both plaintiffs and defendants in personal injury, construction, and commercial claims in both federal and state court.

Tawan Wieburg

Tawan has called Washington State home since 1992.  Born in Louisiana and having lived most of her childhood and early adulthood in Chicago, Illinois, she can easily say Washington is the most beautiful of the three states. For someone who loves the outdoors, this is perfect. She began working as a paralegal in Chicago immediately after graduating from college.

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Wieburg Law is Based in Issaquah and Represents Clients Throughout the Greater Seattle Puget Sound area

FAQS

What Should You Do If Someone Owes You Money?

The first thing you should do when someone owes you money is to speak to them to find out why they haven’t paid. After all they may have simply overlooked it. If they’re struggling to pay you back, you may negotiate some kind of payment arrangement which keeps the relationship amicable.

How Do Legal Proceedings Start?

To start court proceedings a solicitor will file a Statement of Claim. If someone serves you with one of these, you shouldn’t ignore it. If you do, the creditor can apply to the court for a judgment against you. You usually have 28 days to take action after someone serves a Statement of Claim on you.

What Is a Letter Of Demand?

You can send a debtor a letter of demand to allege that they own a debt and advise that if it’s not paid within a certain period of time (usually 14 days), you’ll begin legal action. If you receive a letter of demand you should pay your debt as soon as you can to avoid also being charged interest and legal costs.

ARTICLES

Turn 15 at the Ridge Motorsports Park on 7/13/2019 “The Perfect Day”
Life at Lean
August 6th, 2019 By Brett Wieburg I was recently asked to explain why I ride.  Usually, the unstated part of this question has to do with the dangers associated with riding. I have crashed – both on the street and at the racetrack – and clearly, these were not great experiences.  The sound of a [...]
Joint and Several Liability: My accident was caused by more than one person, who do I sue and who do I settle with?

Washington enacted legislation in 1979 requiring mandatory arbitration (MAR) of a civil action having an amount in controversy of no more than $15,000 upon demand of either party under Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 7.06. Since 1979, the MAR limit has been increased several times but, for the past several years, the MAR maximum has remained at $50,000.

Lessons From a Quick Motorcycle Trip Home

Washington enacted legislation in 1979 requiring mandatory arbitration (MAR) of a civil action having an amount in controversy of no more than $15,000 upon demand of either party under Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 7.06. Since 1979, the MAR limit has been increased several times but, for the past several years, the MAR maximum has remained at $50,000.

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