Puyallup Personal Injury Lawyer
You Don’t Have to Fight This Alone. Attorney John M. Forsythe has recovered millions for Puyallup and Pierce County victims. Get your free case review today, no fees unless we win.
Call: 253-544-6560
Proudly Serving the Puget Sound since 1913.
$700k
Motor Vehicle Settlement
$350K
Motor Vehicle Settlement
$375K
Motor Vehicle Settlement
$2m
Wrongful Death Settlement
Your consult is FREE. And remember – No win. No Fee.
Trusted Personal Injury Attorney Serving Puyallup & Pierce County
Campbell Barnett PLLC has helped injured people and families in Puyallup, Tacoma, Auburn, Lakewood, and nearby areas for over a decade.
Attorney John Forsythe is known for his integrity, personal service, and strong results in Washington personal injury cases.
- Over 12 years serving Washington clients
- Direct attorney access
- No upfront legal fees
- Local Pierce County experience
Injured in Puyallup?You Don’t Have to Handle This Alone.
A serious injury can affect your health, your income, and your peace of mind. Medical bills can pile up, missing work is stressful, and insurance companies may try to get you to settle too soon.
Our Puyallup personal injury lawyers take care of every legal detail, from investigating your case to dealing with insurance and planning your claim. You do not have to go through this alone.
Types of Personal Injury Cases We Handle
We represent clients across a range of negligence-based injury claims, including:
- Premises Liability & Slip and Fall Injuries: Unsafe walkways, parking lots, stores, and poorly maintained properties
- Dog Bite Injuries: Washington’s strict liability laws often allow recovery even without prior aggression
- Pedestrian & Bicycle Injuries: Serious injuries caused by unsafe conditions or negligent drivers
- Truck & Commercial Vehicle Accidents: Complex claims involving corporate insurers and federal regulations
- Motorcycle & Non-Auto Injury Claims: Severe injuries requiring long-term care and financial recovery
- Wrongful Death Claims: Legal guidance for families seeking accountability and financial stability
Why Choose Us.
Local Legal Experience
We understand Pierce County courts, judges, insurers, and procedures.
Direct Attorney Communication
You work directly with an experienced personal injury lawyer—not handed off.
No Fee Unless We
Win
Our contingency fee structure aligns our success with yours.
Strategic Advocacy
We prepare every case thoroughly and negotiate aggressively for fair compensation.
FAQs About Puyallup Personal Injury Lawyers
A Puyallup personal injury lawyer can investigate the circumstances of your injury, identify responsible parties, and explain how liability affects your potential recovery. You may still have a valid personal injury claim even if responsibility is unclear. Washington applies comparative negligence, meaning fault can be shared among parties
Injuries that require medical treatment, cause missed work, lead to ongoing pain, or create long-term limitations may justify legal representation. This includes injuries from falls, animal attacks, unsafe premises, or other negligence-based incidents. A personal injury lawyer helps ensure the full impact of your injury—not just immediate costs—is considered.
This is very common. Injuries such as concussions, whiplash, and soft-tissue damage often worsen days or weeks after an accident. You can still pursue compensation as long as your injuries are medically documented and connected to the accident.
In most cases, yes. Medical records are essential to proving both the existence and severity of your injuries. Delaying treatment can weaken your claim and give insurance companies grounds to dispute it.
You are not required to give a recorded statement or accept a settlement without legal advice. Insurance adjusters often contact injured victims early to limit payouts. A Puyallup personal injury lawyer can communicate with insurers on your behalf and protect your claim.
The value of a personal injury case depends on factors such as:
- Medical expenses (current and future)
- Lost income and reduced earning capacity
- Pain, suffering, and emotional distress
- Strength of liability and insurance coverage
There is no average settlement amount. A lawyer must review your specific facts to provide an accurate estimate.
Some cases settle within a few months, while others take longer if injuries are severe or liability is disputed. Most personal injury claims resolve through settlement, but preparation for litigation strengthens negotiation outcomes.
If available, bring:
- Police or incident reports
- Medical records and bills
- Insurance information
- Photos or videos of the accident or injuries
- Proof of lost wages
If you don’t have everything yet, a lawyer can still begin your case.
