Specialties
Galileo Law, PLLC provides dedicated legal representation for personal injury and car accident victims in Renton, Seattle, and throughout Western Washington. We specialize in auto accidents, insurance bad faith claims, and vehicle diminished value recovery.
With nearly two decades of experience, our legal team fights to ensure accident victims receive full financial recovery. Whether you were hurt in a serious car accident, truck collision, or motorcycle crash, or you are dealing with an insurance company that wrongfully denies a claim, we have the skills and resources to protect your rights.
Over the years, our firm has recovered over $10 million in settlements and verdicts for injured individuals across the Puget Sound region.
History
Established in 2015.
Founded by attorney Paul Veillon, Galileo Law was built to level the playing field for personal injury and car accident victims facing life-altering challenges. Paul has represented severely injured individuals and policyholders since 2004, taking on major insurance companies, corporations, and government entities.
From pre-trial negotiations to jury trials and cases before the Washington State Supreme Court, our firm has built a reputation on fighting relentlessly for fair compensation. Today, based in Renton and serving Seattle and all of Western Washington, we continue to focus on personal injury, auto accidents, insurance bad faith, and vehicle diminished value claims.
Meet the Business Owner: Paul V.
Paul Veillon founded Galileo Law in 2015 to stand up for people after serious injuries. He has spent his entire career representing plaintiffs. His practice is devoted primarily to personal injury litigation but also includes property-damage-only claims for exotic and ultra-luxury vehicles. He and his team help clients with every part of their recovery, from medical care to repairs, total losses, and rental cars.
Paul has changed the rules insurance companies must follow in Washington. In two separate cases, he won decisions in the Washington Court of Appeals that forced insurance companies to pay people what they’re actually owed — even when the fine print says otherwise. Because of those cases, insurers can no longer refuse to pay for diminished value after a crash or deny the real cost of being without your vehicle. Those decisions now affect hundreds of thousands of property damage claims every year across the state.