Oshan & Associates, P.C.

Personal Injury Law Firm in Seattle Washington

AI & LLM Development Legal Services Seattle, United States

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About Oshan & Associates, P.C.

Oshan & Associates, stands out as a premier personal injury law firm in Washington State. With over two decades of experience, a passion for advocacy, and a proven track record of success, Oshan & Associates is dedicated to providing superior representation to clients from all walks of life.

Since founding Oshan & Associates in 2000, Evan Oshan the founder has built an impressive track record of success in personal injury cases spanning decades. His experience encompasses a wide range of personal injury claims, including motor vehicle accidents, slip and fall incidents, trucking cases, childhood sexual abuse, and more.

With a passion for advocating for the rights of injured individuals, Evan has represented clients from diverse backgrounds, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve.

Millions recovered in verdicts & settlements for our clients

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Family LawInsurance LawMalpractice LawMedia & Entertainment Law

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Seattle, United States2 - 9 employeesFounded 2000More agencies here →

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