A law office representing clients who say they were hurt in connection with the 'Missing Link' of the Burke-Gilman Trail in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood says its filing new claims against the City of Seattle and pushing for expedited fixes to prevent future injury. The "Missing Link" refers to a 1.4 mile gap between two sections of the iconic Burke-Gilman trail stretching from Golden Gardens to Bothell. The Seattle Department of Transportation is working on multiple projects to address the issue, and says completing the Missing Link remains a high priority for the city. As a result of the missing link, cyclists often take a number of detours.