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Jane E. Dale is a dedicated attorney based in Seattle, WA, with over 16 years of experience specializing in insurance law and workers' compensation. A graduate of Seattle University School of Law, where she earned her Juris Doctorate, cum laude, in 2007, Jane also holds a Bachelor's Degree in Business with an emphasis in Finance from the University of Washington. Throughout her career, Jane has passionately represented injured and disabled workers in their claims before the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. She is recognized for her tenacity in advocating for her clients’ rights, navigating complex disputes with self-insured employers and administrative bodies, and litigating cases before the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals and superior courts. Her extensive courtroom experience, which includes previous work in criminal law, family law, and civil cases, equips her with a comprehensive perspective that benefits her current practice. Jane is an esteemed Eagle member of the Washington State Association for Justice (WSAJ), where she has held leadership roles as Vice Chair and Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section and serves as co-chair of the organization’s annual seminars. She is also a member of the Workers’ Injury Law & Advocacy Group (WILG), a national nonprofit committed to advocating for injured workers. Recognized for her exceptional legal skills, Jane has been named a Top Women Lawyer by Seattle Met Magazine since 2016 and was honored as a “Rising Star” by Super Lawyers magazine in 2010 and again since 2016. Admitted to both the Washington State Bar and the federal court for the Western District of Washington, Jane continues to be a formidable advocate for her clients while enjoying her personal passions for softball, tennis, and travel with her wife.
Workers' compensation attorneys help injured workers obtain benefits for workplace injuries. They navigate the claims process and fight for fair compensation. Common matters include workplace injuries, occupational illness, denied claims, disability benefits.