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About Darcy Covert
Darcy Covert was born in San Francisco and attended an international school through high school, which drew her to international relations at Tufts University. After her father, a lawyer for a Catholic health system, died of cancer during her freshman year, she took a leave of absence and returned to complete her degree magna cum laude. She worked as a Wall Street investment banker, clerked for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in 2022, and served as a Deputy Public Defender in King County's Misdemeanor Division before joining Stritmatter Law. She graduated from Yale Law School in 2020 and focuses on civil rights and personal injury. She co-chairs the Federal Bar Association's Western District of Washington Local Civil Rules Committee and has published on criminal law in Washington.
Proven verdicts and settlements at Stritmatter Kessler Koehler Moore
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A King County jury awarded $123 million to 40 plaintiffs after five international students were killed and dozens injured when a Ride the Ducks amphibious vehicle suffered a catastrophic axle fracture on Seattle's Aurora Bridge in 2015.
A Pierce County jury awarded $44.7 million to an EMT and volunteer firefighter left with permanent injuries after an SUV driver turned left through an uncontrolled intersection and into his path, a verdict Washington courts later upheld in full.
Washington state paid $28 million to a young woman left quadriplegic after her car struck an unguarded overpass pillar on I-5 near DuPont, where WSDOT had funding and a plan to install a protective barrier but never completed the work.
King County paid its largest personal injury settlement on record after a 38-year-old mother of two was mauled by two dogs the county had repeatedly been warned about but failed to remove.
Stritmatter Kessler Koehler Moore secured a $10 million settlement from the City of Seattle on behalf of more than 50 protesters who were struck by blast balls, tear gas, and other crowd-control weapons deployed by Seattle Police Department officers during the May and June 2020 George Floyd demonstrations.
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