The April-May issue of Washington State Bar News examines the legal challenges facing emerging technologies and innovation.
Congratulations to our newest Local Heroes Heidi L. Raedel Magaro and Alan Craig Anderson.
Check out the new clearing house for legal needs arising from COVID-19. It's provided by the Access to Justice Board and the Alliance for Equal Justice.
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Making technological investments in a law firm is fundamental for planning for the life of the practice. According to the Thomson Reuters' 2021 Report on the S...
Division I of the Washington Court of Appeals recently addressed the “professional judgment†rule in Angelo v. Kindinger, 2022 WL 1008314 (Wn. App. Apr. 4,...
The federal district court in Tacoma recently concluded that it did not have personal jurisdiction over a Mississippi attorney and his law firm who handled mat...
Is it OK to hit “Reply All†when responding to an email from another lawyer when that lawyer cc'd their own client on the initiating email? Have you just v...
Since 2018, it's been tough to deduct legal fees, and some plaintiffs in contingent fee cases are even taxed on their gross recoveries, not net after legal fee...
Much has been made of the "rise of the robo-lawyers." This session will cut through the hype. It will explore the ways in which artificial intelligence is impacting the way licensed legal professionals provide legal services, as well as the ways consumers seek assistance with their legal issues.
The next Board of Governors meeting is scheduled for May 19 & 20.
Join us in person or virtually for the Environmental and Land Use Midyear May 5-7. We will be live from Suncadia Resort as well as broadcasting via the internet.
Join us for the weekend, either in-person or virtually, for the Real Property, Probate and Trust Midyear June 3-5.
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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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