Seattle personal injury support for serious cases.
LOAR PLLC is a woman-owned trial firm supporting seriously injured people, grieving families, and referral partners across the Seattle area — extending the firm’s broader U.S. reach for selected serious matters in Washington.
Serious cases in Seattle deserve serious preparation.
Serious injury cases in the Seattle area rarely stay simple. They can involve corporate defendants, commercial insurers, employers, medical providers, and evidence scattered across King County and beyond — along corridors including I-5, I-90, I-405, and SR-99. LOAR is built for exactly that work: disciplined case selection, trial-level preparation, and client-first advocacy.
Founded by Amber Russell — a University of Texas School of Law graduate with Order of the Coif honors — LOAR pairs deep trial credentials with a full team. The firm takes on selected serious-injury matters in Washington, evaluating each case on its facts, location, and licensing requirements, and working with local counsel where appropriate.
Matters where the facts are serious and the work matters.
Truck & Commercial Crashes
High-exposure matters involving corporate defendants, driver logs, event data, and catastrophic injuries.
Car & Rideshare Collisions
Serious collisions across Seattle, King County, and the Puget Sound region.
Catastrophic Injury
Long-term medical needs, future-care planning, and expert-supported damages.
Wrongful Death
Preventable loss handled with careful communication and rigorous proof.
Workplace & Industrial
Jobsite, construction, port, and industrial incidents requiring technical development.
Referral Partnerships
A trusted partner for Washington lawyers referring serious matters.
Selected matters. Serious preparation.
LOAR supports clients and referral partners across the Puget Sound region, including:
In the community
LOAR’s community-first approach travels with the firm. Its Women in Law gathering series spans the markets LOAR serves — across Texas, Colorado, and Washington — connecting attorneys and legal professionals for relationship-building, mentorship, and leadership conversations.
Talk to LOAR about a Washington matter.
LOAR supports the Seattle area for selected serious matters and referral relationships. Consultations begin by phone, video, or secure online intake — wherever you are.
107 Spring St
Seattle, WA 98104
(888) 288-6503
Phone lines open 24/7 · Office visits by appointment
Se habla español.
Answers before you reach out.
How much does a consultation cost?
Consultations are free. LOAR works on a contingency fee, which means no attorney fee unless the firm recovers compensation for your case.
Can LOAR take my Washington case?
LOAR takes on selected serious-injury matters in Washington, including the Seattle area. Every matter is evaluated based on its facts, location, licensing requirements, and the needs of the client, and LOAR works with local counsel where appropriate. If LOAR is not the right fit, the firm can often help identify the next appropriate step.
Do I need to meet in person?
No. Matters begin by phone, video, or secure online intake, so distance is never a barrier to getting a serious case evaluated.
How long do I have to file a claim?
Deadlines vary by state and by the facts of your case. In Washington, strict filing deadlines apply and can be shorter for certain claims, so speak with an attorney promptly to protect your rights.
I’m a Washington attorney with a case to refer. How does that work?
LOAR welcomes referrals of serious injury, wrongful death, and trucking matters from Washington attorneys. The firm evaluates fit and licensing, coordinates local counsel where appropriate, keeps referral partners informed, and documents the referral arrangement at the start of the case.
Make the call that matters in Seattle.
If you or someone you care about has been seriously hurt — or if you’re an attorney evaluating a referral — LOAR can help assess the next step.
Attorney responsible for this website: Amber Russell. Principal office: Austin, Texas. No attorney’s fee unless a recovery is obtained; clients may remain responsible for certain case expenses as described in the representation agreement. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.