In a recent 5-4 decision, Washington’s Supreme Court held that a one-year limitation period in a construction contract was substantively unconscionable, and therefore, void, and unenforceable.
by: Bill Cornell & Mike Slater, Preg O’Donnell & Gillett
12/21/2022
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by: WDTL
12/21/2022
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Christopher Luhrs Promoted to Partner at HWS Law Group
by: WDTL
12/21/2022
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News from Forsberg & Umlauf
by: WDTL
12/21/2022
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Law Office of Gerrit J. Ayers
by: WDTL
12/21/2022
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Christie Law Group
by: WDTL
12/21/2022
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The ABA recently issued an ethics opinion—Formal Opinion 503 (2022)—addressing “reply all” emails in the context of the “no contact” rule, ABA Model Rule 4.2.
by: Mark Fucile, Fucile & Reising LLP
12/21/2022
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Defense attorneys may be pleased to see an arbitration clause in their client’s contract terms at the beginning of litigation.
by: David Worley, Miller Nash LLP
12/21/2022
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Coreen Wilson of Wieck Wilson, WDTL member, and longtime civil defense practitioner, has been appointed to the King County Superior Court Bench to replace retiring Judge Douglass North.
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12/21/2022
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Insurance companies, government agencies and other medical payors satisfy medical claims by two primary methods: 1. Fee for Service and 2. Prospective Payment System.
by: Charles Plunkett, BA, MBA of Washington Practice Management, Inc
12/21/2022
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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), such as adaptive cruise control (ACC), automatic emergency braking (AEB), and blind-spot monitoring (BSM) for passenger vehicles are becoming ubiquitous, with some features being standard on vehicles.[1] The same has not been true for motorcycles.
by: Chason J. Coelho, Ph.D., CSP, CFI, Jordan D. Bailey, Ph.D., Todd A. Frank, P.E, & David M. Cades, Ph.D., Exponent
12/21/2022
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