Narwal Injury Law is a dedicated personal injury law firm serving Bellingham and the surrounding Whatcom County area, specializing exclusively in representing individuals who have been harmed due to the negligence of others. Led by attorney Gurjot Narwal, a former Washington Assistant Attorney General and Seattle City Attorney, the firm stands out for its hands-on approach, courtroom readiness, and deep local commitment to the community.
The firm operates on a no-win, no-fee basis, ensuring clients pay nothing upfront and only upon successful recovery of compensation. With a focus exclusively on personal injury cases, Narwal Injury Law leverages extensive experience countering insurance company tactics and building robust, evidence-based claims. The team is committed to preparing every case as if it will go to trial, which often results in stronger settlement offers and ensures clients receive personalized, direct attorney attention throughout the legal process.
Services Offered
- Personal injury attorney services
- Civil law attorney representation
- Bicycle accident claims
- Boat accident claims
- Bus accident claims
- Car accident claims
- Catastrophic injury claims
- Child injury claims
- Dog bite injury claims
- Government negligence claims
- Medical malpractice claims
- Motorcycle accident claims
- Pedestrian accident claims
- Premises liability claims
- Slip and fall accident claims
- Truck accident claims
- Wrongful death claims
- Legal services for whiplash and soft tissue injuries
- Representation for broken bone injuries
- Spinal cord injury claims
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) claims
Narwal Injury Law primarily serves individuals and families in Bellingham and throughout Whatcom County, with a physical office located at 114 W Magnolia St #424 for convenient local access. The firm is deeply familiar with local road conditions, high-risk accident areas, and regional courts, offering tailored legal support to help clients navigate the complexities of Washington state injury law and secure full compensation for their losses.
