Scott Blair is the founder of Brain Injury Law of Seattle. Brain injury work is his passion. For the last 25 years, Scott has proudly helped folks with brain injuries get the specialized treatment they need to get their lives back together. Scott understands that the effects of brain injuries are often complex and subtle, and can have a variety of profound effects on a person if they are not recognized and dealt with in a timely fashion. Scott is the first lawyer in the country to recognize the importance and prevalence of pituitary injuries in brain injury cases, and to passionately start educating and alerting the rest of the legal profession on the importance of such injuries. He has also led the charge on helping brain injury victims get the help they need for pituitary and hypothalamic injuries, which are present in nearly half of all brain injury cases causing hormonal imbalances and sleep disturbance. Because of his pioneering work in this area, Scott has been asked by many lawyer organizations, brain injury foundations, and even the Veterans Administration to help train brain injury workers, medical staff, social workers, lawyers and others on how to screen for and spot pituitary injuries. Because of his passion for helping TBI victims and training other attorneys on handling TBI cases, he has been asked by the Washington State Association of Justice to Chair its annual Traumatic Brain Injury Seminar both times it has presented this seminar in the last three years. He has also been asked by several other State Trial lawyer organizations to teach other lawyers throughout the US on how to spot pituitary injuries and help TBI victims get the help they need. He has been recognized by the medical profession as well for his passion in helping TBI victims.

In addition to his passion for representing TBI victims, Scott is also an accomplished trial lawyer who has tried more than 75 jury trials over the course of his 34 year career. As a graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College in Wyoming, he has a passion for trying cases. His passion has been recognized by other attorneys, and has often been asked to train other Washington lawyers in the art of trying cases or assist them in trying TBI and injury cases. His willingness to try cases often makes the other side’s insurance carrier recognize that offering a full and fair settlement is preferable to a large verdict against their insureds.

With Scott helping you, you will always have a sympathetic ear, a passionate and knowledgeable advocate at your side, and a willingness to help you get the medical help you need to get your life back.

Adam is an accomplished trial lawyer who for the first decade of his career he worked as a prosecutor in Florida. As a prosecutor, he worked tirelessly to seek justice for victims of the most horrific crimes recognized by our criminal justice system. Adam was the director of a specialized unit dedicated to the prosecution of violent gun related crimes, and over the course of his career returned successful verdicts in over 100 jury trials. He was recognized for his work by receiving Outstanding Attorney and Trial Awards while at the State Attorney’s Office, while being admitted to and graduating from the National Advocacy Center’s most advanced trial practice program.

In 2016 Adam left the prosecutors office to transition into private practice, and continues to fight for people who have been victimized by the negligent actions of others. He knows people can be re-victimized by a complex and often confusing legal process that often makes them feel like they’ve done something wrong. He is passionate about guiding you through that minefield, and fighting to ensure that the people who caused your injuries are held accountable.

Blake Blair works as an assistant case manager for Brain Injury Law of Seattle. He has grown up watching his father, a very highly respected trial lawyer in Seattle seek help and justice for his clients, and this has rubbed off on Blake. As an assistant case manager, Blake assists Sherry and his father in making sure that your medical bills are paid on time, helping you get the medical appointments you need to feel better, dealing with insurance adjusters so you don’t have to, and assisting in the preparation of your case for trial. Blake also helps manage the presentation at trial through various software programs so that your case is presented in the most understandable way possible to a jury.

When Blake finishes his Bachelor’s degree at the University of Washington in 2018, he will then start a “Rule 6” program with his father, a program allowed by the State Bar Association where in lieu of going to law school, he can learn first hand under the tutelage of his father how to be a trial lawyer and sit for the Bar in 2021. This will allow him to learn all the real world knowledge that law students who really want to help brain injury victims never get taught in law school classrooms that value competitiveness over compassion. This type of work is in Blake’s blood, and it shows when he helps out our clients.