Leticia Ruvalcaba
Workers' compensation attorney
She represents injured workers only, never employers or insurers.
Leticia grew up in Pasco, in a family that worked the orchards and packing sheds. She saw up close what happens when someone gets hurt and doesn't know who to call: forms in a language they don't read, deadlines nobody explains, a check that never comes.
She opened her office on Court Street to make that call easy. She handles every case herself, start to finish, and answers in whichever language you're most comfortable in.
Her practice
- Work injuries
- Denied claims and appeals
- Third-party claims
Credentials
Bar, courts, school and languages
Bar admission
Washington
2012
Courts
U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Washington
2014
Education
J.D., Seattle University School of Law
2012
B.A., Washington State University Tri-Cities
2009
Languages
Spanish
Native
English
Memberships
Benton-Franklin County Bar Association
At the office
Eliseo answers the phone
Eliseo Serrato is the case manager. He speaks Spanish and English, and he's the one who calls or texts you back.
Eliseo worked in a Pasco warehouse for years before he joined the office, so he knows a ten-hour shift and a supervisor in a hurry. He keeps every case's calendar, chases the medical records and lets you know when anything changes. If you have a question on a Saturday morning, he's there.
Talk to Leticia
Ask her about your claim
The first review is free, by phone, by text or in the office on Court Street.