Abeyta Nelson Injury Law

Abeyta Nelson Injury Law is a personal injury lawyer in Yakima, Washington, representing people who have been hurt through someone else's negligence. The firm handles car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, uninsured motorist claims, and wrongful death cases, along with slip and falls, dog bites, government liability, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, work injuries, nursing home injuries, sexual abuse, school injuries, wildfires, and dangerous products. It has served Central Washington families for more than 45 years and offers bilingual attorney access in English and Spanish. The firm holds a rating of 4.80 based on 139 reviews.

Abeyta Nelson opened in 1982 and its trial lawyers bring 120 years of combined legal experience to each case. The firm assigns one attorney to a client from the first call to the final settlement, rather than routing clients away from the lawyer handling their case. It works on a basis of no fee unless it recovers compensation, with nothing paid upfront. The attorneys take responsibility for medical appointments, insurance calls, paperwork, organizing medical records, and dealing with adjusters so clients can focus on recovery, and they pursue compensation through negotiation, mediation, or trial. Their work includes helping clients access medical care and recover lost wages, and they maintain offices in Yakima, Ellensburg, and Sunnyside.

The Yakima office sits on West Yakima Avenue, close to Portia Park and Summitview Park, both about a tenth of a mile away, near Summitview Avenue, and roughly two-tenths of a mile from the Yakima Regional Medical & Cardiac Center.

Abeyta Nelson is known across the Yakima Valley for a strong local reputation reflected in consistently high customer ratings, and its established track record is backed by a large base of client reviews built over decades of practice.

As a personal injury firm rooted in Yakima and serving Central Washington, Abeyta Nelson pairs decades of trial experience with a single-attorney approach for the families it represents.