Herrmann Law Group

Herrmann Law Group is a Lawyer in Seattle, WA. The firm has exclusively focused on personal injury law since 1950, representing clients in cases involving aviation disasters, auto accidents, excessive use of force by police, medical malpractice, and civil rights. Founder Karl Herrmann served as Washington State Insurance Commissioner from 1968 to 1972, where he developed Personal Injury Protection and led the creation of the state’s first insurance guaranty fund. President Lyndon B. Johnson awarded Herrmann the pen used to sign national consumer legislation based on his model. His son Charles Herrmann, Chairman of Herrmann Law Group, established the firm’s reputation in aviation law by representing families in the Korean Air Flight KAL 007 crash. Lara Herrmann, CEO, continues the family tradition as a third-generation trial lawyer. The team includes attorneys, investigators, and in-house interpreters for Korean, Chinese, Mexican, Indonesian, Spanish, French, Italian, and Portuguese. Lara Herrmann was interviewed by CNN regarding the legal aspects of the helicopter accident involving Kobe Bryant. Charles Herrmann leads representation in the Lion Air JT 610 and Ethiopian Airlines ET 302 crashes. The business maintains a 5.00 rating from its customers, reflecting a history of securing maximum compensation for injury victims since 1950. Herrmann Law Group combines decades of aviation litigation experience with a family legacy of consumer advocacy to serve injured clients in Seattle.

The firm is located near 5th Avenue South and South Jackson Street, just a short walk from the International District/Chinatown train station and the Chinatown Gate.

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