Jacobs & Jacobs Law Group Reaffirms Client-Centered Approach in Puyallup

Jacobs & Jacobs Personal Injury Law Group, a firm with over 130 years of history in Washington State, is reaffirming its commitment to client-focused legal representation for injury victims in Puyallup and across the state. This announcement matters because it highlights how a long-established legal practice is adapting its services to meet modern client needs while maintaining core principles of accessibility and community engagement.

Founded in 1893 and now led by Tom Jacobs, the firm operates from its Puyallup office at 114 E Meeker St., offering free initial consultations without retainer fees. This approach reflects a philosophy that quality legal representation should be accessible regardless of financial circumstances. The firm provides flexible scheduling options including virtual consultations and home visits, recognizing that clients often seek help during difficult periods following accidents.

"Our vision has always been simple," said Tom Jacobs, Managing Partner. "We're here to protect the rights of the injured and to make sure every client understands the process and feels supported at every step. Legal representation should reduce stress—not add to it." This client-centered approach extends to personalized strategy sessions where the legal team explains the claims process and helps clients make informed decisions.

The firm's extensive experience includes representing thousands of clients in cases involving auto accidents, truck collisions, dog bites, slip-and-fall incidents, and wrongful death claims. With more than a century of combined experience, Jacobs & Jacobs has developed proven records in negotiation, arbitration, and trial proceedings. Tom Jacobs has personally handled hundreds of trials and arbitration hearings in the Puyallup area, combining local knowledge with statewide resources.

Beyond individual case representation, Jacobs & Jacobs invests in community outreach, public education, and local support initiatives in Pierce County. The firm aims not only to represent accident victims but also to build awareness that might prevent injuries before they occur. "As our community grows, so do the challenges people face after an accident," Jacobs explained. "Our focus is on creating a more informed and empowered Puyallup—one where everyone knows their rights and has access to quality legal help when they need it most."

The firm maintains offices throughout Washington State including locations in Kent, Olympia, Spokane, and Everett, operating on a contingency-fee basis. For more information about their services, visit https://jacobsandjacobs.net. This renewed commitment from a multi-generational firm demonstrates how traditional legal practices can evolve to serve contemporary communities while maintaining foundational values of justice and integrity.