Protective Orders on Interlocutory Review
by: Ashley D. Burman, Carney Badley Spellman P.S.
7/8/2026
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In community property jurisdictions, like Washington there are practical and strategic issues to consider around any marital communities involved in a civil suit. In this case, the wife is being sued not as a tortfeasor, but solely to allow the plaintiff to recover against the marital community’s assets.
by: Mary Butler, Clyde & Co
7/8/2026
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On March 5, more than 150 members of Washington’s legal community gathered at K&L Gates in Seattle—and online—for a Town Hall hosted by the Foundation for Washington State Courts (FWSC).
by: Roy Umlauf, Kubik Mediation Group
7/8/2026
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In April, WDTL members and guests volunteered at the OSL Serves commercial kitchen in downtown Seattle.In April, WDTL members and guests volunteered at the OSL Serves commercial kitchen in downtown Seattle.
by: Gauri Shrotriya Locker, Office of the Attorney General, Torts Division.
7/8/2026
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Discovery is a key part of litigation that generally dictates how a case is evaluated and whether a case should go to trial. More frequently, plaintiff’s attorneys either fail or refuse to provide discovery responses.
by: Ofelia Gomez, American Family Insurance
6/5/2026
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In litigation, medical records are foundational evidence. Yet too often, firms focus on how fast records are delivered instead of how defensible those records are once challenged.
by: Denise Hubor, President of the Records Division at Lexitas
6/5/2026
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Welcome to our newest members from February 19 to July 1, 2026.
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6/4/2026
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Be an Arbitrator: How WDTL Members Can Get Involved
by: Maggie Sweeney, Washington Defense Trial Lawyers
6/3/2026
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Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice and Smith Freed Eberhard
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6/3/2026
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Davis Rothwell Earle & Xochihua
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6/3/2026
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Mix Sanders Thompson and Davis Rothwell Earle & Xochihua
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6/3/2026
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Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker LLP
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6/3/2026
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The pandemic changed the way courts examine concurrent delays, making rigorous forensic schedule analysis crucial for many construction projects.
by: Craig Steigerwalt, MBA, P.E., PMP, CCM, PSP & Amanda Grisanti, CCM
6/3/2026
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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) establishes performance criteria for grab bars and other accessibility features. Because grab bars are frequently relied upon under dynamic and emergency conditions, failure of any part of the grab bar can result in serious injury.
by: David Beh, Civil Engineer & Construction Expert
6/3/2026
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A Sketchy Transition Through the Coal Chute: A Grant County Bank Scandal
by: Mary Rathborne, Moberg Law Group
6/2/2026
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Navigating the post-judgment phase and securing an appeal bond to meet strict court deadlines can be a complex process for attorneys and their clients.
by: Arturo Ayala, Vice President, Court Surety Bond Agency
6/2/2026
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Checkmate! I am sure that was my mindset when I was in private practice and wanted to win a case for my client. I wanted to achieve checkmate, to trap the opposing party so they had no legal move that would enable them to prevail, whether through motions practice or trial.
by: Karen Bamberger, JAMS Mediator, Arbitar
5/26/2026
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