A Yakima County Hospital Negligence Law Firm – Aggressive Advocacy is able to secure financial compensation for the damages of an individual or group. These damages can help injured patients pay for medical treatment and restore some level of financial stability. A lawyer can also help a patient navigate the complicated legal process of pursuing a claim against a negligent healthcare provider or hospital.
The Criminal Division prosecutes criminal cases involving indigent defendants in District Court (misdemeanors, gross misdemeanors, juvenile offenses), Superior Court (adult felonies) and Municipal Court (misdemeanor traffic offenses). In addition, the office defends individuals in civil rights matters such as the protection against cruel and unusual punishments, and other issues arising from constitutional violations.
Corporate Counsel provides legal services to all County departments and agencies including the Board of Yakima County Commissioners. This includes advising County officials on policy and procedure, and representing the County in litigation. The office also provides legal advice and consultation to the public on County matters.
Currently, the location serves a variety of client agencies in Yakima County, Klickitat and Kittitas counties, including Department of Children Youth and Families, Department of Social and Health Services, Department of Licensing and Employment Security, Department of Early Learning, State Board of Licensing, and Yakima Valley College. The attorneys in this location work in a fast-paced litigation environment and must be able to meet mandatory caseload standards set by the State.
The Prosecuting Attorney represents the interests of the people of the county in civil and criminal cases brought against the County, its officers, employees, or departments. This includes actions involving claims for damages resulting from police misconduct, actions against the County for wrongful deeds and property violations, and other civil suits brought by the citizens of Yakima County.
The Juvenile Division prosecutes cases involving juveniles charged with crimes committed in District Court (misdemeanors and gross misdemeanors), Superior Court (adult felonies) or Municipal Court (misdemeanors, traffic violations and juvenile offenses). The office is required to adhere to strict constitutional and statutory caseload standards and the office operates with a limited staff.
Bryan Smith grew up in Yakima and received his undergraduate degree from Western Washington University and his law degree from Seattle University. After graduating from law school, he returned to Yakima where he has practiced since 2004. He has extensive experience in a wide range of legal practices, including personal injury, complex civil litigation, and appeals. In his practice, he has successfully obtained multiple million dollar settlements for clients. Bryan is also a certified mediator with the Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution. He is available to mediate cases locally, regionally and nationally.
“Moseley Collins Law
701 5th Ave Suite 4200, Seattle, WA 98104
(800) 426-5644”