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Attorney Rico Tessandore has represented clients in superior and district courts throughout the state of Washington.  His trial experience includes personal injury cases, civil and criminal cases. In his legal career, Mr. Tessandore has handled over 2000 cases to resolution. Whether your case involves a personal injury accident or civil action, Mr. Tessandore has the knowledge and experience to help you. Mr. Tessandore is the past President of the Snohomish County Bar Association.  He regularly serves as an arbitrator in Snohomish, King and Skagit County.  Rico has been appointed to serve as an Pro-Tem Judge in Superior, District and Municipal courts.. Rico grew up in rural King County, the son of a single parent.  He was the first person to graduate from college in his family.  He attended Seattle University for his undergraduate studies, before attending Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, Massachusetts, where he worked for Chief Federal Judge Joseph Tauro.. After graduating from law school in 1998, Rico served as a law clerk to the presiding judge of Snohomish County Superior Court.  Thereafter he worked for the Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office where he was nominated for Attorney of the Year.  Following his work at the Prosecutor’s Office, Mr. Tessandore moved into the civil arena working for the law firm of Hollenbeck Lancaster Miller and Andrews.  He now puts this unique knowledge to work for individuals and families.

As a child of divorce herself, Hillary Roberts identifies with her clients’ circumstances on the most personal level, and understands the profound effects that divorce has on a family.. "I want my clients to know that I genuinely care. I care about their lives, their goals, and their children, and I want them to come through the divorce process in the best emotional and financial health possible.". With a master’s degree in English Language and Literature, Hillary is a persuasive writer and articulate speaker. Whether through her legal writing or in court argument, she embraces the power of language to help her clients share their unique stories, and ensures that their position is clearly asserted and validated.. "I love telling people’s stories. It is so rewarding when my client reads a declaration I have written or listens to my courtroom argument and later tells me, ‘that’s exactly what I wanted to say.". With her strategic approach to cases, Hillary stands prepared to handle cases no matter what direction they take. She’s a tenacious advocate who, skilled in high-conflict litigation, thrives in the courtroom. However, she is also resourceful in finding creative solutions to avoid litigation, thereby eliminating the stress of trial.

Andrew Dimmock has practiced law in the State of Washington since 1987. For the last twenty years he has worked exclusively in the areas of personal injury and workers’ compensation.. Regarding personal injury law, Andrew began as an attorney for car insurance companies. He started as a staff attorney for Allstate and then created the in-house legal department for Progressive for the State of Washington. Andrew now devotes his practice to injured people. His background of working on the insurance side is a tremendous asset in understanding how insurance companies operate and value claims.. Regarding workers’ compensation claims with Washington’s Department of Labor and Industries, Andrew has represented over a thousand different injured workers. He and his team at Dimmock Law Group aggressively pursue all the benefits owed their injured worker clients. Andrew has successfully handled numerous appeals to the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals and Superior Court resulting in many reversals of orders of the Department of Labor and Industries.

Amanda's practice emphasizes civil litigation. Amanda has extensively represented plaintiffs in employment matters, personal injury, and workers' compensation. In addition, she represents businesses, labor unions, and insurance companies in an array of disputes.

After obtaining her license to practice in 2012, Katherine E Peterson dedicated herself to becoming an exceptionally experienced and well-rounded attorney. She worked with two distinguished professionals, building years of knowledge about what makes cases successful and what gives clients the best chance at achieving their goals. Confident in her skill set, she then founded her own office in order to serve local families her way.. Now, backed by 14 years of legal experience and a passion for helping people like you manage family legal matters effectively, Katherine is a strong advocate who nonetheless retains a reasonable and realistic perspective that helps each client understand the options available to them. Her focus is on you, with a combination of budget-consciousness and integrity that few other attorneys match. She understands the stress, complexity, and uniqueness of the situations she assists with — and how to work through them.. When your case depends on a legal professional you can trust, Katherine is the one to call. Her real-life experience and proven record of success give her the right blend of compassion and insight to help you navigate the challenges of your circumstance. Reach out to us today and find out how her creative solutions can make a difference in your case's outcome.

Adam grew up in Ballard, Washington and is an alumni of the University of Washington and the Seattle University School of Law. During law school, Adam clerked for the Chief Judge of the Suquamish tribe before joining the successful firm of Richard Okrent. Adam is a dedicated and successful trial litigator of civil cases which have included several high-profile cases garnering national media attention with a focus on reforming the child welfare system.. In 2011, Adam Ballout joined with attorneys Taila AyAy and Sarah Crane in forming the ABC Law Group LLP. Currently serving clients in Snohomish, King, and Skagit County, the ABC Law Group is a dedicated, experienced firm with a strong professional reputation and a passion for social justice and protecting the constitutional rights of our clients. Adam’s commitment to advocating for system reform and the reunification of families has led to a focus on dealing with complex contested child abuse and child custody issues.. In 2015, Attorneys Adam Ballout and Flint Stebbins exposed a VGAL spy scandal involving the Volunteer Guardian Ad Litem program caught engaging in theft, fraud, perjury, attempting to manufacture evidence against parents, discovery dumping, abusive use of litigation tactics, the destruction of evidence and spying on the Washington Defender Association attorney listserv for 4 years.. In 2017 Adam testified in front of the Washington State Legislature in support of HB1401 (signed into law by Governor Inslee in 2017) which now makes removal of a CASA/GAL/VGAL mandatory if they lie to a judge. HB1401 was passed by the Washington State Legislature unanimously.. In 2019 Adam was named as the WDA Court Security Taskforce Representative to the Board of Judicial Administration.. In July of 2019, Adam helped found the FIRST Legal Clinic (Family Intervention Response to Stop Trauma) a medical-legal partnership to help pregnant mothers avoid CPS involvement.. Outside of the office, Adam is a former US National Karate team member. Adam is the former chair of the Board of Directors for the Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence and former chair of the Board for Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County.

A native of the Pacific Northwest, Greg Marshall grew up outside Portland, Oregon, and graduated from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington, in 1985.  He attended Seattle University School of Law (formerly University of Puget Sound School of Law), where he served as a Research & Technical Editor for the Law Review and published an article, In re Schuoler:  The Right to Refuse Schock Treatment, before graduating in the top quarter of his class in 1988.. After clerking for the late Honorable Edward P. Reed at Division II of the Washington State Court of Appeals, Greg entered private practice as an associate attorney with an insurance defense firm in Seattle.  Within a year, he left the firm and opened his own solo practice. With the exception of a two-year partnership, he has continued with his solo practice up to today.. Greg has handled a variety of cases covering a number of different areas of the law, but his current practice focuses almost exclusively on personal injury and medical malpractice cases.  He works hard to maximize his clients' recovery--both physically and financially.  He utilizes the support of an experienced paralegal but has always been committed to making himself personally available to his clients.. Concerned for the success and welfare of his community at large, Greg has contributed by representing indigent clients pro bono, volunteering at legal clinics, and helping at food banks.. He enjoys boating, skiing, fishing, hiking, traveling, SCUBA diving, and traveling with his wife and their family.

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