Washington Defense Trial Lawyers

Section: Winter 2024

Delicate Dance: Navigating Conflicts When Defending under a Reservation of Rights

Defending under a reservation of rights presents insurance defense counsel with unique conflict challenges.

by: Mark J. Fucile, Fucile & Reising LLP

2/29/2024

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Why “You Do You” Resonates with Me When Resolving Disputes

This phrase may be part of the contemporary vernacular, but the idea behind it has been around for a very long time.

by: S. Karen Bamberger, Esq

2/29/2024

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Digital Forensics in Commercial Litigation: Leveraging Electronic Evidence and Addressing Spoliation Risks

In an increasingly interconnected and technology-driven world, the significance of digital evidence has surged to the forefront of legal proceedings.

by: Lars Daniel, Envista Forensics

2/29/2024

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A Journey with Judges Part I – Introduction to the Journey

In preparation for this introductory article, Retired King County Judge Matthew Williams was kind enough to visit with me. While he provided a great deal of insight, some of which will be addressed in later articles, he made two comments that I felt appropriate for this introductory article.

by: Tony Kirkwood, Tyson Mendes LLP

2/29/2024

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WDTL Volunteers with Friendship Adventures

by: Gauri Shrotriya Locker, Office of the Attorney General, Torts Division

2/29/2024

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Defense Win

Tandem Law

by: Yvonne Benson and Maggie Diefenbach, Tandem Law

2/29/2024

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