When a governmental agency acts unlawfully or in excess of lawful authority flowing from an application for a permit, even if it should have reasonably been known to be unlawful… Read more »
As the tumultuous year that was 2020 came to a close, a bright light began to shine on the rights of college athletes. On December 17, 2020 Senators Cory Booker… Read more »
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Be careful who you buy from. Whether you are purchasing from a street vendor, an established merchant, or through e-commerce, purchasing used items can be tricky—especially if it turns out… Read more »
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The State of Washington has extended the following important moratoriums for struggling citizens due to COVID-19 and the issues it has caused with safely maintaining employment and housing during Washington’s… Read more »
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The attorney-client relationship is a sacred connection in the eyes of the Rules of Professional Conduct. This relationship may survive the dissolution of a law firm and the departure of… Read more »
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In 2019 Washington takes a huge stride to ensure families may legally take leave without the fear of economic distress. The passage of Senate Bill 5975 provides families with up… Read more »
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Generally, an individual filing for bankruptcy must disclose all their assets to the Court when filing for bankruptcy. Only in this way can the Court truly have an accurate picture… Read more »
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In litigation, summary judgment is essentially an inquiry as to whether the opposing party can present a genuine issue of material fact supported by appropriate evidence. This is done by… Read more »
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You have just received notice from the Department of Health that you are being investigated in response to a complaint that has been filed, and the investigator has asked that… Read more »
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The amount in controversy requirement for Federal diversity jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a) is not infrequently met by aggregating interrelated claims against a single defendant. However, aggregation of claims… Read more »
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