The latest issue of NWLawyer celebrates WSBA's more than 1,500 volunteers with spotlights on a few standard bearers. We also pay tribute to recently retired Washington Supreme Court Chief Justice Mary Fairhurst.
Kick off the winter months this year without the gloom. Winter Wellness is a program of restorative webinars designed to realign your mental and physical state for a brighter, more productive experience this winter.
The Washington State Bar Association took home two top prizes among large bars throughout the U.S. that submitted for the 2019 Luminary Awards.
Got something to bark about? Blog it on NWSidebar.
Get a few essential tips to improve your license renewal experience and to help you avoid any last-minute issues.
Each year WSBA partners with law student representatives from our state's three law schools. They serve a unique and important function as liaisons who share w...
Joining a WSBA section is a modest investment—even on the high end it's about a quarter the cost of your Netflix subscription—but maybe you're wondering wh...
In the privilege context, “functional employees†are not directly employed by a corporation but are sufficiently integrated into a company's operations tha...
On the centennial of Veterans Day, AG Bob Ferguson calls on the legal community to "reflect with solemn pride and gratitude for those who have served our count...
Join us Dec. 17 as we dive into some hot topics in the LGBTQ community including: changes to the Parentage Act, Arlene’s Flowers and subsequent cases, and a discussion of issues in the immigration arena.
The next Board of Governors meeting will be held Jan. 16-17 at the WSBA Conference Center in Seattle.
Join us for our 9th Annual Fall Probate and Trust Seminar!
Available at your convenience throughout the month, the December Legal Lunchbox webinar is "Navigating Written and Expert Discovery in a Personal Injury Case."
Help the Bar Foundation fill the gaps in the legal system. Make a donation today.
Facing a legal issue and don't know where to turn? Start here. Your options might surprise you.
The Moderate Means Program (MMP) is a state-wide program designed to bridge this gap with attorneys who offer reduced-fee assistance in family, housing, and consumer law cases.
Borrow books from our Lending Library to expand your expertise on practice management.
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