Paul Veillon

Attorney at Law

Biography

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.

Paul grew up in the Puget Sound area, studied physics at the University of Puget Sound, and earned his law degree from Seattle University in 2003. He went to law school at night while working full-time and raising four kids under seven. That experience shaped his persistence and perspective, and he’s proud today that his grown children all attended college without student loans.

Outside of the office, Paul enjoys golf, chess, cooking, trips to the San Juan Islands, and time with his grandchild.

 

Speaking Engagements & Thought Leadership

 

Paul Veillon draws on his experience representing injured people and navigating complex insurance matters to contribute to broader conversations about effective advocacy. Through speaking engagements, he shares practical insights on personal injury claims, insurance disputes, case strategy, and communicating a client’s story with legal professionals and other audiences. 

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Personal Injury and Trial Advocacy 

 

Paul Veillon’s practice is devoted primarily to personal injury litigation, including cases involving complex insurance issues. He approaches each case with careful preparation and a focus on developing a clear, compelling account of the injury and its impact. When an insurance company refuses to offer fair value, he is prepared to continue advocating for the compensation his client is entitled to pursue.