About Boohoff Law, P.A. — Personal Injury Tacoma Washington
Boohoff Law, P.A. offers personal injury Tacoma representation as a team of auto accident lawyers. The firm helps people injured by another’s negligence. Because the office understands how hard recovery can be, it focuses on easing the burden. It serves crash victims across Pierce County. As a result, clients can pursue their options with steady support. For more local firms, see the Tacoma attorney directory.
An injury can disrupt work, health, and finances all at once. For that reason, the firm handles the legal side so clients can heal. It pursues compensation for medical costs and lost income. In addition, it deals with insurers on the client’s behalf.
Why Choose Boohoff Law, P.A.
This firm focuses on auto accident claims and serves Pierce County clients from Tacoma. Because the team understands crash injuries well, it builds focused cases. It handles insurer dealings so clients can concentrate on recovery. The auto-accident focus suits drivers and passengers hurt on area roads.
Personal Injury Tacoma — Practice Areas & Services
- Auto accidents — claims for drivers and passengers in Pierce County.
- Rideshare accidents — cases involving Uber and Lyft vehicles.
- Pedestrian injuries — support for people hit by vehicles near Tacoma.
- Insurance claims — negotiation with carriers for fair payment.
- Injury compensation — recovery of medical bills and lost wages.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who pays my medical bills after a Tacoma crash?
Your own insurance or the at-fault driver’s may cover costs over time. Personal injury protection can help early on. An attorney can sort out which coverage applies.
What if I was partly at fault?
Washington uses pure comparative fault, so you can still recover. Your award drops by your share of blame. Even a mostly-at-fault driver may recover some amount.
Where are auto accident cases filed in Pierce County?
Larger claims go to the Pierce County Superior Court, 930 Tacoma Avenue South. Smaller cases may use district court. Local counsel handles the right venue.
Quick Facts: Personal Injury in Tacoma, Washington
- Comparative fault: Washington follows pure comparative negligence, allowing partial recovery — RCW 4.22.005
- Filing deadline: Injury lawsuits must be filed within three years — RCW 4.16.080
- Court venue: Pierce County suits are filed at 930 Tacoma Avenue South — Pierce County Superior Court


