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- County
- Benton County
- From Seattle
- 171 mi
Richland is the northernmost of the Tri-Cities, at the meeting of the Columbia and Yakima rivers, eight miles from both Kennewick and Pasco. Its economy centers on the Hanford site, national laboratory work, and the contractors that support them, so workplace injury, employment, and contract disputes are frequent, along with crashes on the highways linking the three cities. Richland has grown to more than 64,000 residents, and cases arising here are usually heard in Benton County.
DearLegal connects Richland residents with Washington-licensed attorneys who handle Benton County cases and understand the Tri-Cities workforce. Your review is free, and injury and workers’ compensation cases are handled on contingency, so no fee is owed unless you win. Washington runs its own workers’ comp system, and a local attorney knows how to navigate it for a Hanford or lab worker.
- Cases arising in Richland are usually filed in Benton County courts.
- Richland grew from about 60,600 residents in 2020 to more than 64,000 in 2024.
- Kennewick and Pasco are each 8 miles away; Seattle is 171 miles west.
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