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SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: NOVEMBER 13, 2020
The National Board of Trial Advocacy (NBTA) has announced that Kevin Coluccio of Coluccio Law has successfully achieved Board Certification as a Truck Accident Law Advocate.
Kevin Coluccio is one of the first 50 attorneys in the United States to earn NBTA Board Certification in Truck Accident Law. Coluccio joins a growing number of a very select group of trial attorneys who have taken the time to prove competence in their practice area by earning Board Certification.
Board Certification is among the highest and most stringent honors an attorney can achieve. For Truck Accident Law, attorney applications must include: demonstration of substantial trial experience, submission of judicial and peer references to attest to their competency, attendance of continuing legal education courses, submission of legal writing documents, proof of good standing and finally, passing a comprehensive examination.
The NBTA was formed out of a strong conviction that both the law profession and its clients would benefit from an organization designed specifically to create an objective set of standards illustrating an attorney’s experience and expertise in the practice of trial law. NBTA Board Certifications are the only distinctions awarded by non-profit organizations. Only about three percent of American lawyers are Board Certified in any practice area.
“My law practice has always been dedicated to creating real and positive change in people’s lives. I am proud to continue my work on behalf of truck crash victims with Board Certification in Truck Accident Law,” Coluccio says.
For over than 30 years, Kevin Coluccio has been working to protect seriously injured people and the families of those who have died. He is licensed to practice law in Washington and Oregon. His work, including numerous commercial truck crash cases, has earned over $450 million dollars for injury and death claims.
For more information on NBTA and Board Certification, visit: http://www.nbtalawyers.org.
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“Kevin’s dedication to his craft comes from years of learning the value of hard work. Growing up on a family farm and then working at an Alaskan cannery in between college and law school have embedded in Kevin a sense of pride in everything he does.
Every case that Kevin works on at Coluccio Law – large or small – benefits from the lessons he learned. Kevin’s tenacity and work have led him to receive countless recognitions from trial lawyer organizations across the country and outstanding results for his clients …” continue reading
Washington State Association for Justice’s annual conference, virtual on December 10 and 11, 2020. Topics: Commercial Vehicles and Trial Skills.
Attorney Kevin Coluccio will be presenting at 3:30 pm on December 10.
A personal injury lawyer guide to naming and questioning expert witnesses in truck crash litigation.
Attorney Kevin Coluccio hosted this webinar, designed as an introduction to handling a Plaintiff’s trucking tort case. Litigation involving trucking companies and truck drivers is not straightforward: this webinar will provide a personal injury lawyer with an understanding of this area of the law and some tools to help you obtain justice.
Washington State Association for Justice; Wyoming Trial Lawyers Association
Understanding how “truck accidents” are defined by safety laws and by trucking industry groups helps plaintiff’s attorneys explain the predictability and preventability of most crashes during discovery, and at trial.
Hosted by Academy of Truck Accident Attorneys
Introduction
We created this truck crash lawsuit guide to help our clients – and others – who have been involved in a life-changing truck crash. Understanding the basics of the legal process and the commercial trucking industry can help you make the best possible decisions for your future.
You may notice that we don’t use the word “accident” in this guide. In my 30+ years of representing injured people and their families, I have seen so much devastation caused by truck crashes. Most were not inevitable, unforeseeable “accidents”: they were the very predictable results of bad roads, bad vehicles, or bad driving choices. These preventable crashes result in thousands of injuries and deaths every year.
My firm, Coluccio Law, is dedicated to creating real and positive change in people’s lives. We take on a limited number of cases so that we can offer high-quality, personalized legal service — and get the best possible results for each client.
Read the full guide on TruckingWatchdog.com, or contact us for the printed book.
Trial News – Washington State Association for Justice, October 2020.
Kevin Coluccio explains his specific approach to questioning Experts in commercial trucking, developed over more than 30 years in truck crash cases.
AAJ Journal of Trucking Litigation, Winter/Spring 2020.
A lawyer can have all the talent in the world, but the value of a semi-truck crash case is still limited by the jurisdiction where the lawsuit was filed.
Trial News – Washington State Association for Justice, 2020.
Personal injury lawyer Kevin Coluccio explains the wrongful death lawsuit that resulted from a man being crushed by a street sweeper in Bellevue, Washington.
Living Safer Magazine, Spring 2020
Trial News – Washington State Association for Justice, 2019
Attorney Kevin Coluccio discusses the importance of venue in trucking litigation, using the example of Washington State truck crash caused by a Nevada-based truck driver.
Damages WSAJ Nursing Home Litigation Desk Book: 2019
Trial News – Washington State Association for Justice, 2018
To contact Coluccio about writing, presenting, or republication of existing materials, call 206-594-5185 or send a message.
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