Brandon Ritchie is a dedicated personal injury attorney whose legal practice has secured over $20 million in settlements for thousands of accident victims. His passion for justice stems from personal experience; his father was severely injured in an accident when Brandon was three, profoundly affecting his family's financial stability and quality of life.Brandon founded Ritchie Law in 2014 in Kennewick, Washington, focusing on personal injury cases. The firm expanded when Eric Reiersen joined, becoming Ritchie Reiersen Law, with additional offices in Auburn, Yakima, Tacoma, Moses Lake, Washington; Portland, Oregon; Twin Falls, Idaho; and remote services in Mesa, Arizona.Ritchie Reiersen Law offers comprehensive legal services for victims of car, motorcycle, boat, bus, truck, and bicycle accidents. Brandon's expertise also extends to catastrophic injuries, medical malpractice, dog bites, nursing home abuse, pedestrian accidents, sexual abuse, slip and falls, and wrongful death claims. His firm is recognized for its excellence, including the 2022 Lawyers of Distinction award and being named 2022 Best Motorcycle Lawyers in Kent by Expertise.com.In addition to personal injury, Brandon and his team provide immigration legal services, assisting clients with visas, citizenship, Green Cards, naturalization, permanent residency, deportation defense, and asylum protection. His team's dedication to client success is evidenced by numerous successful resolutions and positive testimonials.Brandon's academic credentials include a JD from the University of Idaho College of Law, an MBA from Washington State University, and a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University–Idaho. He is deeply involved in community service, supporting the United Way, 4-H, local food drives, youth soccer programs, and religious education at his church. Brandon also contributes to global and local charities like CARE and UNICEF.Married to Sarah Ritchie for nearly two decades, Brandon is a family man with five children. He enjoys outdoor activities, particularly fishing and boating, and values hard work and family time, a testament to his upbringing in rural Idaho.