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Voted a Washington Super Lawyer from 2012-2022, Elizabeth Woody Lindquist has continued her family's legacy by promoting justice to injured people. Both of her parents were state senators for Snohomish County, and forged their careers on upholding the rights of the state's most vulnerable citizens.. While an undergraduate at the University of Washington, Ms. Lindquist served as Director of Legislative Affairs for the student body, lobbying for student interests in Olympia. After graduation, she worked at Preston, Gates and Ellis assisting the attorneys representing the Pike Place Market against the hostile takeover attempts of the New York Urban Group investors. She was a Merit Scholar at the University of Puget Sound (now Seattle University) School of Law when she became involved in the American Bar Association (ABA) and was elected the ABA Law Student Division Governor for the 12th Circuit, which includes the eight northwest law schools.. Upon graduation, Ms. Lindquist had a job waiting for her with the Law Offices of Karen Zimmer, practicing plaintiff's personal injury law. She soon advanced to General Manager of the office. After four years, she was approached by Kirk B. Bernard and joined his firm in 1998. In 2006 she became a partner of Bernard & Lindquist.  In 2010, she opened Lindquist Law, PLLC.. During the course of her practice, she has handled a variety of plaintiff's injury claims, including pedestrian accidents, bicycle accidents, motorcycle accidents, boating accidents, medical malpractice and nursing home abuse, and injuries involving defective products and unsafe premises. Some of her most rewarding work has been obtaining just compensation for children who have been injured in accidents. She been a trailblazer in locating investments for the children's settlement funds, including structured settlements, special needs trusts, and Guaranteed Education Tuition Plans for pre-paid college education.. In addition, Ms. Lindquist is on the Board of Governors of the Washington State Association for Justice (formerly the Trial Lawyer's Association), where she also serves as V.P. for Judicial Relations and on the Legislative Steering Committee.  She is often asked to speak at continuing legal education seminars for lawyers. Ms. Lindquist has successfully negotiated settlements totaling over 5 million dollars during the course of her career.

Scott is a registered patent attorney with years of experience helping inventors and companies protect their innovations. Scott’s technical expertise and knowledge of intellectual property law helps clients achieve allowance and obtain the appropriate scope of protection.. Scott practiced intellectual property law at Knobbe Martens, managing portfolios of intellectual property, prosecuting patent applications, and conducting due diligence for companies of all sizes – including Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, and independent inventors. Scott has extensive experience preparing infringement opinions and conducting validity analyses of competitor portfolios. In addition to prosecution and portfolio management, Scott has experience with patent litigation and post-grant proceedings such as inter partes review.. Scott earned his law degree from the University of Washington after completing his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry.

Samuel Rodabough is a Washington native, born and raised in the Issaquah area.  After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree, magna cum laude, from Brigham Young University, he returned home to earn his law degree from the University of Washington School of Law.. Mr. Rodabough began his legal career at Pacific Legal Foundation, a nonprofit legal foundation dedicated to protecting property rights and individual liberties.  In 2005, Mr. Rodabough served as a law clerk to Justice James M. Johnson of the Washington State Supreme Court.  Upon leaving the Court in 2005, Mr. Rodabough was an associate at Groen Stephens & Klinge LLP until the founding of his solo firm in 2013.. Mr. Rodabough is an award-winning practitioner, who provides legal representation to homeowners, landowners, builders, developers, farmers, ranchers, homeowners associations, trade associations, and commercial and industrial property owners, among others throughout the State of Washington.  His practice emphasizes land use, environmental, administrative, and real property law from a property rights perspective.. ---. Mr. Rodabough’s Statement:. I am extremely fortunate to be numbered among those individuals who earn a living by pursuing their passion.  In my case, I am deeply passionate about property rights. As appropriately stated by the late Justice Potter Stewart of the U.S. Supreme Court:. “The dichotomy between personal liberties and property rights is a false one.  Property does not have rights.  People have rights.”. Lynch v. Household Finance Corp., 405 U.S. 538, 552 (1972).  Thus, when “property” is correctly characterized, my charge as an attorney becomes evident.  Representing clients with respect to their property is not a detached process regarding mere “dirt.”  Rather, because it is deeply personal to the client, it is for me as well.  For this reason, I strive to give my clients and their cases the individualized attention they deserve.  I promise to provide competent and aggressive representation to each and every client.

Ruth Vizcaino focuses her practice in family law. Ruth has extensive experience handling family law matters at all stages of litigation. Over her years of practice, Ruth has worked on cases involving divorce, legal separation, parenting plan modifications, prenuptial agreements, and emergency custody matters. At Alinea, Ruth handles nearly all high conflict cases involving custodial disputes. Ruth believes in leaving the families she serves in a better place than where they began with Alinea. Understanding how expensive any contentious family matter can be, Ruth works with clients to keep their legal costs down without sacrificing results.. Prior to focusing her practice in family law, Ruth gained extensive experience litigating employment cases involving wrongful termination, sexual harassment, retaliation, as well as gender, race, disability, and age discrimination. Ruth litigated against corporate and state employers including, The Boeing Company, Microsoft, Costco, Facebook, Blue Nile, SAP, Harborview Medical Center, T-Mobile, The University of Washington, Swedish Hospital, among others.. Ruth, a Seattle native, graduated from Boston University Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor degree in History with distinction. Following graduation, Ruth worked for the Suffolk District Attorney’s Office Child Abuse Unit as a victim advocate in Boston. Ruth returned to Seattle to attend Seattle University School of Law. In her spare time, Ruth enjoys cooking and running with her beloved husky, Odin. Ruth is fluent in Spanish and French.

Phil is an immigrant from Taiwan who came to the US in 1986. After passing the Bar in 2004, Phil received his L.L.M. in Tax Law from the University of Washington. Phil started his solo practice in 2004, but after a few short months of tax practice, he came to the realization that he belongs in the courthouse, fighting for the accused who are not capable of defending themselves.. Phil dedicated the next 15 years of his practice to temper and sharpen his skills. He has done over 50 jury trials and have gotten several not guilty verdicts ranging from simple misdemeanors to Class A felonies. He associated with Puget Law Group in 2019 as an attorney “Of Counsel,” assisting us while managing his own successful practice. In October 2020 Phil officially became a Partner with PLG.. Phil attended the two week National Criminal Defense College (NCDC) Trial Institute in 2015. Phil speaks three languages (English, Mandarin, Taiwanese).

Pat has fought and won numerous trials in Washington. His trial skills have earned his clients verdicts and settlements that total millions, but more importantly, have delivered justice to those that otherwise would have been left without it.

M. Edward Taylor Taylor is a shareholder with SEBRIS BUSTO JAMES. He has defended employers in a broad range of state and federal court litigation involving discrimination, wrongful discharge, covenants not to compete, trade secret misappropriation, and other employment-related claims. He has extensive experience representing management in union matters, including union organizing efforts, unlawful picketing and boycotts, NLRB and state agency proceedings an grievance handling and arbitration.

Licensed to practice law in the states of California and Washington

Jeffrey A. James is a shareholder with SEBRIS BUSTO JAMES. He has represented employers in labor and employment matters since 1988. Jeff's practice focuses on helping employers comply with state, federal and local employment laws and defending employers when litigation arises. He also prosecutes matters on behalf of employers seeking to enforce employment agreements, restrictive covenants, or other obligations. Jeff is a trial and appellate attorney who has successfully represented clients in proceedings before state and federal courts at all levels, as well as before administrative agencies and in alternative dispute resolution proceedings. Jeff is a frequent speaker at legal and industry seminars on issues affecting the workplace.. Jeff has been actively involved in federal, state, and local bar associations for over two decades. He is the past-Secretary of the Executive Board of the Washington State Bar Association – Labor & Employment Law Section, and past- Chair of the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers – Employment Law Committee. He is also a member of the Washington Bar Association, Intellectual Property Section; the King County Bar Association, Labor and Employment Section; and the American Bar Association, Labor and Employment Section, where he serves on the Technology Subcommittee and the Employee Rights and Responsibilities Subcommittee. In 2007 he was elected to the King County Bar Association Board of Trustees to serve a three year term.. Jeff has been repeatedly named as a "Super Lawyer" byWashington Law & Politics and is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and Best Lawyers in Seattle. He has received the highest possible peer review rating for competency and ethics (AV) by Martindale-Hubbell. He is also a professional guitarist and high-performance driving instructor in his spare time.

Jeanette Bowers Weaver begins every engagement with a personal meeting to learn a client’s unique goals and obstacles, then crafts legal strategies shaped by decades of experience in corporate, transaction, and contract law. She advises founders and small businesses one-on-one, and when issues are unusually complex she assembles teams that include CPAs, technical professionals, and others to address litigation or transactional challenges. Her practice also includes estate planning and intellectual property matters. Based in the Seattle area, Jeanette assists with mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, employee-law concerns, and a wide range of commercial contracts. Practical, responsive, and collaborative, she is a trusted local business attorney focused on solutions that fit each client’s situation.

Jacey holds a B.A. from Portland State University in Social Science. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Willamette University College of Law, where she received law school merit scholarships in 2008 and 2009.. Jacey ‘s work with the International Human Rights Clinic earned her Willamette’s Distinguished Legal Writing Award. Her outstanding oral advocacy skills in moot court was awarded with a coveted honorary membership in the National Order of Barristers. She is a graduate of the East China University of Politics and Law summer program and has additional training from the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College.. Outside of her office and the courtroom, Jacey enjoys horseback riding and traveling with her two daughters.

Inventing is my passion.  I leverage my experience as a principal engineer, patent attorney, inventor, entrepreneur, and business executive to launch innovative products.  My inventions are protected by dozens of patents and are sold in many countries.  I love to talk with inventors about their ideas and strive to help them unlock the full value of their inventions.

If you are like most people going through a divorce, you are trying to make sense of the prospect of change - for you, your children, your extended family, and your friends.  I want to help.  My name is Molly B. Kenny and I have been a lawyer since 1980.  I have been representing people in divorce cases since 1996.  Our “legal family” of attorneys and staff recognize that people confronting divorce are facing a momentous time in their lives and are often caught between various confusing emotions and conflicting loyalties.  You owe it to yourself to have an experienced professional by your side as you navagate the difficulties ahead.  Call me and let's talk about your situation.  Together we can find good solutions to difficult problems.. I can help with divorce, child custody, domestic violence, child support, alimony, asset division, and other family matters.

I started my legal career as a volunteer for a public defender agency, and I fell in love with the job.  I really liked helping people, especially when they were scared and in the unfamiliar setting of a courtroom and didnt know what to do, or what was going to happen.  I then began working full-time for a public defender agency in Seattle and I enjoyed it even more.  I handled over 2000 cases in my time with the public defender, and then I moved on to private practice.  I now do about 80% of my work for the Office of Public Defense and the other 20% is private.  I have been to trial on everything from Trespass to Murder, and a few things in between.  I am happy to help and answer any questions that a potential client may have.  I don't charge for answering questions, just for representing people, and I will always try to make payments work for a client.  I think that it is very important for people to look around when they are trying to find an attorney.  Just because an attorney charges a large amount for their representation doesn't make them good, and just because Public Defenders are free doesn't make them bad - we all went to law school, but every lawyer is different.  A client should always trust their lawyer - they are their advocate, their voice in the courtroom and trust and communication should always be open.

I have decades of experience winning disability, long term care, life insurance, and wildfire/catastrophic loss property insurance cases. I look forward to doing the same for you.. Monahan Tucker Law has offices in Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Portland, OR.  The journey to opening Monahan Tucker Law was decades-long. I worked as a waitress, office manager, book store clerk, messenger, and nanny to put myself through college and law school at the University of Chicago. For more than a decade after, I worked at some of the top law firms in the country, litigating bet-the-company cases, including high value life, health, property and disability insurance claims. Eventually, I realized that I like insurance cases, and I like helping people.  Now I use my knowledge of the inner workings of insurance companies to help insureds navigate these complex systems. While insurance claims are business decisions to the insurance companies, denials can change the life of the person who doesn't get the benefits they are owed.. Your legal issues will be unique, and you deserve an attorney who will recognize that and give every case the attention and analysis it deserves.  I have sued most of the large insurers in the country, including Unum, MetLife, Northwest Mutual, Life Insurance Company of America, Hartford, Reliance Standard, Prudential, Farmers, State Farm, CSAA, FAIR Plan, and many others, under both ERISA and state bad faith law.  I have been named "AV Preeminent" by Martindale Hubbell, which rates attorneys through peer review by querying judges and lawyers nationwide to identify attorneys "ranked at the highest level of professional excellence for their legal expertise, communication skills, and ethical standards by their peers." But perhaps most importantly, I realize that the litigation is about YOU, and righting a wrong against you.. I am admitted to the bar in California, Oregon, Washington, Nevada and Arizona, and can help you with your insurance issues throughout the west.

I am a passionate and experienced plaintiff's trial lawyer. I went to law school to fulfill my strong desire to advocate for people's received my law degree from Seattle University School of Law and am a member of Washington State Bar Association and Washington State Association for Justice.  I represent injured victims in personal injury, wrongful death, and insurance coverage disputes.. I work diligently to achieve justice for each and every client.

I am dedicated to achieving justice for my clients.  We are skilled at assisting you with your personal injury or criminal defense needs. We are trial attorneys.  I pride myself in thouroughly preparing each case I handle so that we can achieve the best result possible.. I have helped thousands of clients achieve the best results possible. The types of civil cases we have handled include:. 1. Wrongful death;. 2. Car accidents;. 3. Slip and falls;. 4. Police misconduct;. 5.  Negligence claims; and. 6.  More. In the criminal defense realm I have handled everything from 1st degree murder down to simple misdemeanors.. Additionally, I teach trial advocacy to attorneys on a national level.  In  recent years I have taught attorneys in Washington State, Arizona,  Louisiana and Ohio.  My firm focuses on serious criminal allegations and personal injury litigation.

I am an experienced attorney providing estate planning and fiduciary services.

I am an Associate Attorney with Routh Crabtree Olsen, P.S., located in Bellevue, Washington. Our law firm serves the needs of commercial lenders, loan servicers, creditors and related parties.

My practice areas concern judicial foreclosure, quiet title, suit on promissory note, surplus fund retrieval, title claim, mobile home title elimination, declaratory relief, lien defense and related issues that stem from residential mortgages.

I am a practical, result-oriented, hands-on legal counsel and business advisor to Founders/CEOs, technologists, and enterprises.  An experienced corporate counsel with in-house and law firm experience that includes clients from technology, web, software, business, and scientific fields.. Board experiences with clients from F100 enterprises, startups, to high-growth mid-size companies. Client geographies: US, India, UAE, UK, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Japan, and Singpore.. Areas of expertise includes startup funding, product development, release, technology licensing, intellectual property, corporate law, financing, contracts negotiations, government procurement, international law, and outside general counsel services.. I am located in Seattle, Washington.. See my profile:

I am a people's lawyer representing individual people, not companies, with personal injury claims.. This means I help injured individuals navigate insurance claims and through litigation to obtain appropriate compensation. Let's face it, being injured is no fun and sometimes people need a helping hand.. I am a resource for my clients and my community. If you need an attorney in a different area of law, I can usually recommend a good attorney for you.  Don't shop the Yellow Pages - just email me.  I'm happy to assist you.. On a personal level, I have a passion for European travel, which began when I was an exchange student for a year in France as a teenager.  While in law school, I spent a month studying in Amsterdam and a month studying in Rome.  If you're a Rick Steves fan, we'll have a lot in common.  Feel free to share your travel adventures with me.. Don't hesitate to contact me for a consultation regarding your injury case. I assist people from the Greater Seattle area: Everett, Lynnwood, Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds, Northgate, Seattle, Renton, Tukwila, Kent, Burien, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Des Moines, Federal Way, Fife, Tacoma.  I look forward to helping you.

I am a Director of Legal Affairs at T-Mobile focusing on complex consumer and commercial litigation.  Prior to joining T-Mobile, I practiced at a prominent international law firm in its commercial litigation practice group.  I focused on the prosecution and defense of high-stakes commercial and class action lawsuits in many arenas, with emphasis in online privacy disputes, commercial email disputes, securities litigation, defense of Consumer Protection Act claims, franchise-related claims, intellectual property and technology litigation and high-stakes contract disputes.. I have experience representing corporate entities, issuers, officers, directors and other corporate executives, broker/dealers, investors and hedge funds in complex securities fraud actions, breach of fiduciary duty cases, trademark and copyright infringement actions, and proceedings before regulatory agencies.  I also have experience arbitrating and mediating disputes and place emphasis on finding appropriate alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.

Gregory M. Skidmore focuses his practice on representing both individuals and companies in a wide variety of civil and business litigation matters with a primary focus on employment litigation.. Gregory represents clients in cases involving age, disability, and gender discrimination, retaliation, sexual harassment, unpaid wages, employment contract disputes, unemployment benefits appeals, and wrongful discharge in federal, state, and tribal courts and before governmental agencies such as the EEOC and DOL.. Gregory also assists business owners with the development and implementation of policies and procedures compliant with both state and federal employment laws.. As a litigator, Gregory embraces his role as both an advocate and a counselor by zealously representing his clients while also recognizing his duty to seek an amicable resolution between adverse parties.. In his free time, Gregory enjoys hiking and camping in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, trying new restaurants, serving in his church and community, and spending time with his wife and young children.

Christopher Sean Mulvaney,Washington State Bar Number 33595 (Click to view information on file with the Bar), graduated Cum Laude in 2002, earning his J.D. from Gonzaga Law School in Spokane,Washington.  Mr. Mulvaney was admitted to practice law in 2003.  Mr. Mulvaney did his Rule 9 Legal Internship in 2001 - 2002 at Crary, Clark & Domanico, P.S. under one of the late founding attorneys, John R. Clark.. LICENSURE. Western District of Washington 2008. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals 2003. Nevada State Bar & U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Nevada 2003-2009

Cameron is the Legal Director of the West African Community Council (WACC) where she offers free or low-cost legal representation in immigration matters, including family-based petitions and removal defense.. Cameron is originally from Canton, Connecticut. After graduating from Bates College in Lewiston, Maine, she received a Fulbright Fellowship to teach political science to English speakers at the Russian Armenian University in Yerevan, Armenia. Upon the completion of her fellowship, she worked for two years assisting children detained by immigration authorities in South Texas.. Cameron graduated from the University of California, Irvine School of Law in May 2019. In law school, she developed a passion for working at the intersection of criminal, immigration, and civil rights law through her work with the Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic at Yale Law School, the Immigrant Rights Clinic at UCI, and the American Civil Liberties Union. Her strong work ethic and diligence allowed her to excel at UCI Law where she was elected to serve on the Executive Board of the UC Irvine Law Review and received numerous awards for receiving the highest and second-highest grades in her courses.. In August of 2019, Cameron began a two-year clerkship for Chief Judge Bradley Maxa on the Washington Court of Appeals, Division II in Tacoma, Washington. In her clerkship with the Court of Appeals, she enjoyed working closely with Judge Maxa, gaining broad exposure to various areas of the law, and improving skills that are useful to her in performing her work as an advocate.. After concluding her two-year clerkship with Judge Maxa, Cameron joined Ahlers Cressman and Sleight PLLC in Seattle as an Associate Attorney where her practice focused on complex civil litigation and construction disputes between owners, contractors, and other industry stakeholders.