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READ MOREMay 18, 2022
| Legal AlertWhat is Deception and When Does It Cause Injury?Products Liability
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREMay 12, 2022
| Legal AlertTwo Experts, One Reasonable Conclusion: Washington Court of Appeals Grants Summary Judgment Despite Competing Expert OpinionsProducts Liability
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREMay 4, 2022
| Legal AlertDon’t Expose Yourself to Liability for the Actions of a Third PartyCommercial Liability DefenseNegligence
By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MOREMarch 29, 2022
| Legal AlertContractors in Washington, Don’t Lose Your Right to Sue. Get Registered Before You Work.Construction & Development
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREMarch 29, 2022
| Legal AlertThe Dangers of Covenant Judgments: Insurers Must Typically Show Fraud or Collusion to Reverse a Determination of ReasonablenessConstruction & Development
By: Kyle Riley
READ MOREMarch 29, 2022
| Legal AlertPassion and Prejudice: When an Appellate Court Can Hold a Jury’s Verdict as ExcessiveWrongful Death
By: Ashley Nagrodski
READ MOREMarch 24, 2022
| Legal AlertPre-litigation Bad Faith Conduct Leaves Losing Party Fronting the BillBad FaithORS 20.080 Attorney Fee
By: Kyle Riley
READ MOREMarch 17, 2022
| Legal AlertSpoiler Alert: Washington Court of Appeals Rules Spoliation Combined With Discovery Violations Are Sanctionable by Default JudgmentGeneral LitigationSexual MisconductWrongful Death
By: Brian Schiewe
READ MOREMarch 16, 2022
| PodcastSpoiler Alert! Spoliation Combined with Discovery Violations Are Sanctionable by Default JudgmentGeneral Litigation
By: Brian Schiewe
READ MOREMarch 9, 2022
| Legal AlertWashington Court of Appeals Issues Important Decision on Arbitration Agreements in Elder Care SettingGeneral LitigationWrongful Death
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREMarch 8, 2022
| PodcastWashington Court of Appeals Issues Important Decision on Arbitration Agreements in Elder Care SettingGeneral LitigationWrongful Death
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREMarch 2, 2022
| Legal AlertDid the Trial Court Err When it Refused to Give the Substantial Factor Jury Instruction?General LitigationNegligence
By: Josh Hayward
READ MOREMarch 2, 2022
| PodcastDid the Trial Court Err When it Refused to Give the Substantial Factor Jury Instruction?General LitigationNegligence
By: Josh Hayward
READ MOREFebruary 23, 2022
| PodcastAu Contraire: Even the Smallest Contradictions in Deposition Testimony Can Make or Break a CaseGeneral LitigationNegligence
By: Brian Schiewe
READ MOREFebruary 22, 2022
| Legal AlertAu Contraire: Even the Smallest Contradictions in Deposition Testimony Can Make or Break a CaseGeneral LitigationNegligence
By: Brian Schiewe
READ MOREFebruary 16, 2022
| Legal AlertIt’s All in The Fine Print – Are Arbitration Clauses Unconscionable and Do They Apply Retroactively?General Litigation
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREFebruary 15, 2022
| PodcastIt’s All in The Fine Print – Are Arbitration Clauses Unconscionable and Do They Apply Retroactively?General Litigation
By: Gordon Klug
READ MOREFebruary 10, 2022
| PodcastFirst-Party Bad Faith in Oregon? Are the Floodgates About to Open? Violations of the Oregon Insurance Code Held to Give Rise to the Pursuit of Emotional Distress DamagesBad FaithCommercial Liability DefenseNegligencePersonal Lines
By: Cliff Wilson
READ MOREFebruary 10, 2022
| Legal AlertFirst-Party Bad Faith in Oregon? Are the Floodgates About to Open? Violations of the Oregon Insurance Code Held to Give Rise to the Pursuit of Emotional Distress DamagesBad FaithCommercial Liability DefenseNegligencePersonal Lines
By: Cliff Wilson
READ MOREJanuary 25, 2022
| Legal AlertSilence Isn’t Always Golden: When do Insurers Have a Duty to Remind Their Insured of Their Subrogation Rights?Insurance Law
By: Josh Hayward
READ MOREJanuary 19, 2022
| PodcastSilence Isn’t Always Golden: When do Insurers Have a Duty to Remind Their Insured of Their Subrogation Rights?General Litigation
By: Josh Hayward
READ MOREJanuary 19, 2022
| PodcastInsurers Downwind of Lawyer Theft: Must Send Notice Directly To Claimant Whenever They Settle Their ClaimInsurance Law
By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MOREJanuary 19, 2022
| Legal AlertInsurers Downwind of Lawyer Theft: Must Send Notice Directly To Claimant Whenever They Settle Their ClaimInsurance Law
By: Jeff Eberhard
READ MOREJanuary 5, 2022
| PodcastHave You or A Loved One Been Exposed to Damages Inconsistent with the Pleading?NegligenceProducts Liability
By: Melanie Rose
READ MOREJanuary 5, 2022
| Legal AlertHave You or A Loved One Been Exposed to Damages Inconsistent with the Pleading?NegligenceProducts Liability
By: Melanie Rose
READ MOREDecember 22, 2021
| Legal AlertWashington Appellate Court Concludes That a Breach of Contract Claim for Construction Deficiencies Does Not Have a Solid FoundationConstruction & Development
By: Gordon Klug
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