Personal injury attorney in Puyallup, WA — The Law Offices of Greene & Lloyd
Puyallup, WA — Personal Injury Law

Personal Injury Attorney

Greene & Lloyd is a Puyallup, WA personal injury law firm representing accident and injury victims across Pierce County. When someone else's negligence leaves you hurt, we handle the investigation, the insurers, and the legal process — so you can focus on recovering. Attorneys Rob Lloyd and Tim Greene work every case personally, from the first free consultation through resolution. No fee unless we win.

4115 S Meridian Ste B, Puyallup · Serving all of Pierce County · Free consultation 24/7

3 yrsWashington filing deadlineRCW 4.16.080
No feeUnless we recover for youContingency representation
LocalSouth Hill office, Pierce CountyRob Lloyd & Tim Greene

What We DoWhat a Personal Injury Attorney Does For You

Personal injury law covers situations where someone is harmed by another party's negligence — and the claim that follows is rarely as simple as it first appears. Here is what we actually do on a case:

  • Investigate how the injury happened, who is responsible, and what evidence proves it.
  • Document the full scope of damages — medical costs, lost wages, future care needs, and non-economic losses like pain and loss of enjoyment of life.
  • Handle all insurer communication so that adjuster calls and settlement pressure route to us, not to you.
  • Negotiate a settlement that reflects the actual value of the claim rather than what the insurer's opening offer suggests.
  • File suit and go to trial in Pierce County Superior Court when an insurer refuses to resolve a case fairly.

You work directly with Rob Lloyd and Tim Greene — not an intake team or a case manager — from the first call through the last document. That continuity matters: the attorney who knows your case best is the one arguing it.

Practice AreasPersonal Injury Cases We Handle in Pierce County

We represent injury victims across the full range of personal injury claims in the Puyallup area. Each practice area has its own dedicated page with Washington-specific law, local context, and a detailed explanation of what the claim involves.

Washington LawTwo Rules Every Injury Victim in Puyallup Should Know

Partial fault doesn't end your claim

Washington follows a pure comparative fault rule (RCW 4.22.005). Even if you were partly responsible for your accident, you can still recover — your compensation is reduced by your percentage of fault, not eliminated. The misconception that any shared fault bars a claim stops many people from pursuing valid cases. It doesn't work that way in Washington.

You have three years — but the evidence clock runs faster

Washington's general personal injury deadline is three years from the date of injury (RCW 4.16.080). Some claims have shorter deadlines — claims involving government entities require a notice of claim with its own procedural steps. More practically: physical evidence, surveillance footage, and witness accounts disappear long before the three-year mark. Acting early protects both the deadline and the evidence.

This page provides general information about Washington law and is not legal advice. The rules and deadlines that apply depend on the specific facts of your case; contact us to discuss your situation.

The FirmA Puyallup Personal Injury Law Firm — Not a Call Center

The Law Offices of Greene & Lloyd, PLLC is based in South Hill at 4115 S Meridian Ste B — a short drive from MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital and the corridors where a significant share of Pierce County collisions occur: Meridian Ave, Hwy 512, Canyon Road, and State Routes 410 and 167.

Unlike high-volume firms that sign cases and hand them to case managers, Greene & Lloyd operates differently by design. Rob Lloyd and Tim Greene take on fewer cases so they can be the attorney — not a supervisor reviewing what someone else did — at every stage. You reach them directly. They know your case. They handle the insurer. They argue it if it goes to court.

We represent injury victims on a contingency-fee basis: no attorney fee upfront, and a fee only if we recover for you. We also tell clients honestly when their situation doesn't warrant legal representation — a minor property-damage claim with a cooperative insurer is often one they can handle themselves, and we say so. The goal is a client who gets the right outcome, not one who hires an attorney for a situation that doesn't need one.

Be HonestWhen You May Not Need a Personal Injury Attorney

Not every accident needs legal representation, and we'll say so plainly. A minor fender-bender with no injury, clear fault, and an insurer who has cooperated on a fair repair can often be resolved directly without paying for counsel.

The situation changes when any of these are present:

  • There is a personal injury — medical bills, lost time from work, ongoing treatment.
  • Fault is disputed or the other party's account of events differs from yours.
  • An insurer is already contacting you for a recorded statement or offering a quick settlement.
  • A commercial vehicle, government entity, or rideshare is involved.
  • Injury symptoms are delayed or worsening — many serious injuries don't fully surface for days after a crash.

Any of those is worth a free call before you sign anything.

Common Questions

Personal Injury Attorney FAQ

What does a personal injury attorney in Puyallup do?
A personal injury attorney investigates how the injury happened, identifies who is responsible, documents the full scope of damages, handles all communication with insurance companies, negotiates a settlement, and — when an insurer won't pay fairly — takes the case to court. At Greene & Lloyd, attorneys Rob Lloyd and Tim Greene handle this personally from the first consultation through resolution.
How long do I have to file a personal injury claim in Washington?
In Washington, most personal injury claims must be filed within three years of the date of injury (RCW 4.16.080). Some claims have shorter deadlines — for example, claims involving government entities require a notice of claim before suit. Speak with an attorney promptly rather than assuming you have time.
Can I recover if I was partly at fault for my accident?
Yes. Washington follows a pure comparative fault rule (RCW 4.22.005). Your recovery is reduced by your percentage of fault — not eliminated. Being partly at fault does not bar a claim, and insurers routinely overstate a victim's share of fault to reduce what they pay.
Is it worth hiring a personal injury attorney for a minor accident?
Not always. A minor fender-bender with no injury, clear fault, and a cooperative insurer can often be resolved without legal help. But if there is any injury, a fault dispute, or an insurer pressuring you, a free consultation costs nothing and confirms where you stand. Many injury symptoms also surface days after a crash — another reason not to settle immediately.
How much does a personal injury attorney cost in Puyallup?
Greene & Lloyd handles personal injury cases on a contingency-fee basis. You pay no upfront attorney fee, and a fee is owed only if we recover compensation for you. Your initial consultation is free.
What types of personal injury cases does Greene & Lloyd handle?
We handle the full range of personal injury claims in Pierce County — car, truck, motorcycle, bicycle, bus, and pedestrian accidents; traumatic brain injury and wrongful death; slip and fall and premises liability; dog bites; defective products; construction and industrial injuries; nursing home abuse; and more.
Talk to a Puyallup Personal Injury Attorney

When someone else's negligence hurt you, we level the field.

Greene & Lloyd represents injury victims across Pierce County — from the first free consultation through trial if it comes to that. Your case review is free, confidential, and available 24/7.

The Law Offices of Greene & Lloyd, PLLC
4115 S Meridian Ste B, Puyallup, WA 98373
(253) 544-5434 · Free consultation 24/7
Serving
Puyallup · South Hill · Tacoma
All of Pierce County, Washington

Remember:

"THIS MESS WAS PUT ON YOU BY SOMEONE ELSE'S NEGLIGENCE."

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The information on this page is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice, nor does it create an attorney-client relationship. Statutory references and case citations describe general Washington law and may not reflect the specific facts or deadlines of your situation. Consult a licensed Washington attorney about your individual case. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

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