Molly K. Crowley
Email: mcrowley@rhhk.com
Associate
Resident: Tacoma, WA
Skills: Trial, arbitration and mediation
Practice: Personal Injury, Automobile Accidents, Pedestrian Accidents, Employment Law, Premises Liability (Trip and fall, decking/flooring failure), and Medical Malpractice
Memberships: Washington State Bar Association, American Association for Justice, Washington State Association for Justice and Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association
Education: Washington and Lee University School of Law, 1999, Juris Doctorate; University of Washington, 1996, Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, English (writing emphasis), with honors
Associate attorney Molly Crowley has handled a variety of personal injury cases since the beginning of her legal career. She is an aggressive and compassionate attorney who advocates for the equitable resolution of her clients' cases.
Molly recognizes that injured victims and their loved ones are already dealing with enough as they get medical treatment for, and adjust their lives to, their injuries. They should not have to worry about how their medical bills will be paid, how their lost wages will be covered, or how their pain and suffering will be fairly compensated. For those who have lost a loved one due to another's negligence, it can be especially difficult to manage all of these concerns. Injured victims need an attorney like Molly who will compassionately advocate for them and their cause.
"As a trial attorney, I have the unique opportunity to assist injured people through this difficult time in their lives, offering my skills to help them obtain civil justice. I like to be personally available to my clients," Molly says. "And I love the work that I do. My clients have struggled with difficult challenges as the result of someone else's negligence. It can be very hard for them to accept that their lives have changed, sometimes forever, through no fault of their own. Seeing their relief and satisfaction upon the successful resolution of their cases is truly rewarding, as it is sometimes the first step in moving on with the rest of their lives."
In addition to managing her own caseload and working with the firm's partners on selected cases, Molly currently serves as board member of the Tacoma Pierce County Bar Foundation Board. Molly was born and raised in Tacoma, graduating from Stadium High School in 1992. She returned to Tacoma to practice law after graduating from law school in Virginia in 1999. She is married and has two young children. She enjoys skiing, running marathons, and playing tennis.
