Corrie Yackulic Law
110 Prefontaine Place S., Suite 304, Seattle, WA 98104, Seattle, WA 98104
About Corrie Yackulic Law
Corrie Yackulic Law represents clients in personal injury, wrongful death, and environmental tort cases throughout Washington state, including Seattle. The firm handles complex matters such as medical malpractice, dangerous products, and maritime injuries. Attorney Corrie J. Yackulic has practiced law since 1986, securing tens of millions for clients, including $71.5 million in the Oso Landslide litigation. She is a Harvard Law School graduate and a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. The firm also addresses unique areas like rideshare assault and climate litigation.
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Notable Case Results
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$3.8M
Class Action, Wage Dispute
Settlement with the State of Washington on behalf of trades workers paid less than other trades workers doing the same work.
$2.3M
Construction Injury
Settlement for a carpenter who fell and permanently injured his spinal cord when a makeshift scaffold collapsed on a residential construction project.
$2.2M
Environmental Tort, Class Action
Class action settlement for residents of a mobile home park built on an old municipal landfill, sited next to an active landfill with uncontrolled methane gas emissions.
$2.1M
Maritime Injury
Settlement for a deckhand who sustained a crush injury during a haulback on a fish processor in the Bering Sea.
$1.8M
Personal Injury, Auto Accident
Settlement for a wheelchair-bound woman injured in two separate incidents while riding Metro Access vans, resulting in multiple leg fractures.
$1.6M
Medical Malpractice
Settlement regarding an obstetrical malpractice case against an HMO whose doctor failed to properly manage the client’s labor and delivery.