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“Nobody should ever have to feel that they are alone when dealing with the traumatic stress related to a DUI offense. I promise to be there for you every step of the way and to support you during this difficult time. You can feel confident that I will make your case a priority and will fight hard to get you the best possible outcome. I look forward to being a part of your defense team!” - Attorney Kopitnik

With over 18 years of government and private practice experience, I assist businesses with administrative, regulatory, and legislative needs as well as their ongoing transactional needs.  I also assist individuals with trusts and estate planning and maintenance.. I understand the need to find creative, economical solutions to complex problems and am committed to the resolving needs of business owners.. I have also always been interested in space exploration and development of law and am currently expanding my practice to include the needs of space entrepreneurs, both in their business needs and in the development legal and regulatory structures to support and facilitate the growth of the commercial space industry.. Disclaimer:  The Avvo rating is based on a formula that includes a person's activities on Avvo and does not necessarily reflect an attorney's skills or experience.  The Avvo rating should not be considered a recommendation of one lawyer over another.

The Law Office of Martin W. Hodges provides professional and personalized legal representation to people hurt by the negligence of others. We focus on automobile collisions, wrongful death claims, motor cycle accidents, and nursing home neglect and abuse. We work hard so our clients receive fair compensation for the injuries they have suffered and ensure that big insurance companies do not take unfair advantage of you. Please call our office at for a free consultation.  I am happy to answer all questions you have related to your automobile collision.  Please do not hesitate to call.

Prior to co-founding HLP Legal, PLLC, Samuel graduated cum laude from Seattle University School of Law, where he diligently focused his studies on criminal law and procedure, constitutional law, and trial advocacy courses.. Samuel gained invaluable experience in the Seattle University Youth Advocacy Clinic, where he worked with juvenile public defenders in representing accused youths by negotiating with prosecutors, investigating the charges, and advocating before the King County Juvenile Court. It was this experience where he developed a passion for being a defense advocate, especially for young people.. He also interned at the Washington Appellate Project, a public defense firm which focuses on appealing convictions on behalf of both juveniles and adults in the Court of Appeals. Here, he learned a great deal about constructing legal arguments, especially in regards to juvenile manifest injustice and criminal search and seizure cases. Additionally, he was able to improve his advocacy skills delivering and observing oral arguments before the Appellate Courts.. Samuel is a dedicated, passionate, and detail-oriented advocate who is ready to do whatever he can to help represent your interests, protect your rights, and achieve the best outcomes available.

Prairie has over a decade of experience defending criminal matters including both misdemeanor and felony cases. In that time, she has successfully defended countless cases including, but not limited to, DUIs, Domestic Violence, Drug, Fish and Wildlife, and Theft cases.. Prairie has attended advanced trial training through the Trial Lawyer’s College throughout the United States. Her most recent training included eight days at the Thunderhead Ranch outside of Dubois Wyoming where she took part in the Defense of the Damned intensive training focusing on major felony and capital criminal defense. Prairie has also completed training for DUI Detection and standardized field sobriety testing which is invaluable in DUI defense.. Prairie spent two years in public defense before joining the Law Offices of Lance Fryrear. She has always had a great interest in helping people through the difficulties and stresses of the criminal process and is an aggressive advocate during what can be one of the worst times in a person’s life.

Olympic Legal Access, P.S. is a non-profit committed to making legal help accessible for more members of our community. As the Executive Managing Director and attorney, my goal is to provide excellent representation at an affordable rate for those that qualify.

My current community service activity is raising a guide dog puppy for the blind.  Our last dog two dogs we raised are now guides to people in California.  Each dog is trained in basic obedience and social manners and sometimes will join client meetings.  After approximately a year the puppy continues his training at the Guide Dog campus in Boring, Oregon.. I also as an volunteer attorney for Lawyers Fostering Independence - assisting youth who have aged out of foster care and need legal advise.. Other interests of mine include, gardening, cooking (fried chicken is a specialty as a result of my mother's southern influence), attending Seattle Storm basketball games and travel when time allows.  One of the most interesting places that I lived is Morocco - I spent time in a small town outside Rabat named Mehdiya Plage. I also lived Paris and I highly recommend the Dali Musuem as an off the beaten path Museum.

Michael P. Sheehy has built an exceptional reputation and practicefocusing entirely on criminal defense.  He prides himself on being adedicated, aggressive, and compassionate advocate for his clients.  Hehas successfully litigated a full spectrum of criminal offenses frommisdemeanors to high profile felony cases.   His lengthy career as aprosecutor gave him invaluable insight into the criminal justice systemand his experience has produced exceptional results for his clients.. He was a City Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Lynnwood andcontinued his career as a prosecutor at the Snohomish CountyProsecuting Attorney’s Office.   As a Snohomish County DeputyProsecuting Attorney, he litigated a complete range of felony andmisdemeanor offenses including drug, theft, domestic violence, DUI’s,and serious assault cases.  He is a member of the Washington State BarAssociation, Snohomish County Bar Association, Washington Associationof Criminal Defense Lawyers, National Association of Criminal DefenseLawyers and the Washington State Air National Guard.. Hecompleted the United States Air Force Judge Advocate Staff OfficerSchool and is a commissioned officer for the Washington Air NationalGuard.   He has been a member of the Air National Guard for over 12years.  As a Staff Judge Advocate (JAG), he defends military personnelfacing adverse actions and provides legal advice to unit commanders. Hehas been admitted to practice law in the State of Washington, theUnited States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces in Washington,D.C., and in the United States Federal District Court.

Lyn Handel has been an attorney since 1994 when licensed in Michigan where she worked as a medical malpractice defense attorney. She moved to Washington State and opened a solo practice, specializing in Social Security Claims, in 2012. She also has professional experience as a psychiatric R.N. and personal experience in caring for a family member with a significant disability. Her unique background offers her clients exceptional representation.

Julia assists businesses and individuals with commercial litigation and transactions, with an emphasis on international and multilingual matters. Fluent in Arabic and Spanish, she is especially passionate about helping clients whose legal issues transcend national borders. She has extensive experience in the Middle East and is well versed in Islamic law, Sharia-compliant finance, and the interactions between foreign law and U.S. courts. She holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Vanderbilt Law School and a Bachelor of Arts in Middle Eastern studies and linguistics from Emory University.

I’m proud to have spent my whole career fighting for the rights of injured clients. I love representing our clients because I know they are up against an insurance company with more time and more resources. I like the challenge of ensuring our clients get a fair shake.. I was born in Seattle and grew up in this area. My mom is an attorney – she taught law to business students at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma and worked on the side for a handful of business clients. I was always inspired by her story of going to law school in the 1970s as one of a handful of female students. We’re a lot alike and she’s both pushed me to work harder and believed in me. That made law school a natural decision and I’m proud to follow in her footsteps as an attorney.. I started my legal career in personal injury while I was still in law school and learned the ropes from an amazing group of attorneys at Rumbaugh Rideout Atkins & Wallace, a personal injury and worker’s comp firm in Tacoma. My first job as an attorney was at the Disability Law Office representing people in administrative disability hearings. After that I worked as a contract attorney doing research and writing for various law firms in the Seattle area before using those contracts as a starting point to take on my own clients. As a solo attorney, I ran all aspects of my legal practice. I particularly loved litigation and regularly took cases to arbitration as well as two trials. After five years of working for myself, I joined the team at Napier & George.. My goal is to be compassionate and listen to what each client is saying, then plan each case around that client’s unique circumstances. All of our clients experience their injuries differently, it has different impacts on their life. My goal is to learn what that is for each client so I can communicate that story to the court and to the insurance company. Our clients also want different things out of their case. Some people want their story to be heard and their injuries to be recognized and acknowledged; others just want to get all of the bills paid. I see our task as finding a way to accomplish that goal for each person.. I really like food and one of my favorite weekend activities is trying new restaurants and bars. I love cooking and baking, my favorite things about birthdays and holidays are that it’s a good excuse to make a cake. I grew up on Tolkien and love reading high fantasy (lately anything by Brian Sanderson). In the summer, I enjoy riding my bike, and one of my prouder accomplishments is finishing a 15k race.

I'm a personal injury lawyer.  I principally represent injured persons/plaintiffs.  I graduated from the University of Washington School of Law.  I'm licensed to practice in Washington and Oregon.  Our family lives in Lake Forest Park.  Outside of work I keep busy spending time with my wife and our two sons and enjoy playing the cello and bicycling when I can.

I'll be candid, I’m not like most of the attorneys you see on television. I value having a reputation for honesty and integrity, and I wholeheartedly care about achieving the best possible outcome for my clients.. For generations, our family has passed down a respect for hard work and doing the right thing. As a child in Kennewick, Washington, I saw my parents work every day at growing their small business and striving to give back to the community. Although I was raised in a small town in eastern Washington, I’ve lived and worked in the greater Seattle area for the past two decades. I attended the University of Washington and obtained my Juris Doctor from Seattle University.  We're a family of Washington and for Washington, on both sides of the mountain.. As far as my work goes, I know how the medical and auto insurance industries operate from top to bottom, inside and out, because I worked for them for several years. As an insurance adjuster, I was trained in multiple specialties and sent all over the United States to handle catastrophic claims. I saw firsthand how the system took advantage of the people involved in these accidents who didn’t fully understand their rights. You see, adjusters often intentionally withhold crucial information from policy holders in an effort to avoid issuing benefits they’re entitled to. In turn, adjusters are then bonused based on how much money they are able to save the company.. So I switched sides to level the playing field. I now work tirelessly to ensure my clients know more than the insurance companies, instead of the other way around. With my inside experience, I make sure that our clients understand and take full advantage of the benefits available from their layers of insurance policies, their injuries are fully diagnosed, their medical bills get paid, and that we secure their best possible future. Unlike most attorneys, I’m easily reachable by my clients and eager to discuss their questions and concerns. Nothing makes me happier or brings me more satisfaction than knowing I’ve done my part to help someone through a dark time.. When I’m not at work, you can often find me and my husband with our two energetic boys, doing our best to stay on the Mario Kart race track and give them a run for their money. I also love going for walks (no matter the PNW weather), traveling, learning new languages, and trying new foods!

I was born and raised in the Seattle area.  I received my BA from the University of Washington and my JD from the Seattle University School of Law.

I represent people injured in car accidents, abuse of children and elders, and fatality accidents. I have tried over 100 cases to verdict. I have successfully resolved over 30 wrongful death cases. In my 13 years of practice, I've always put my clients first. I get almost all of my business from client referrals, but would love to hear from new clients through

I offer advice and consultation on matters involving debtor-creditor law with emphasis on bankruptcy, reorganization, real estate and other secured transactions involving defaults, workouts, and related litigation.  I work with other attorneys in the firm to provide strategic advice on business structure, real estate transactions and pre and post litigation planning.

I have been practicing law in Washington for more than 30 years, including three years prosecuting criminal cases as a Deputy Prosecutor in Whatcom County.  I have been a solo and/or lead attorney on more than 40 jury and bench (Judge) trials and more than 150 arbitrations and mediations.   I have served as an MAR Arbitrator and Settlement Guardian Ad Litem on King County’s Approved SGAL List.  I have handled seven figure wrongful death and serious injury claims, premises and products liability cases, all types of motor vehicle accidents, dog bites and construction site injury cases.. I am innovative and creative in litigation and discovery.  I am also a tough negotiator in settlement and have obtained numerous favorable results in mediation and directly with opposing counsel.  My preferred approach to litigation is to try to work cooperatively with opposing counsel during pre-trial discovery and all other aspects, whenever possible.  However, I have the experience to take a case from inception all the way through a jury trial and to the Court of Appeals, if necessary.. My office is conveniently located at 19105 36th Ave West, Suite 206, in Lynnwood, WA, 98036.   See my website for a map.  Easy access from Lynnwood and from I-5 and I-405.

I have been assisting criminal defense clients since attorney since October 30, 2009.  I have argued motions, participated in trials, and neogitated great deals for many clients over the years.

I graduated from Stanford University and the University of California Hastings College of the Law. Prior to opening Hickman Menashe, P.S., I practiced as an associate at the law firm of Isenhour Bleck, PLLC. I also worked for Senator Ron Wyden, and Evergreen and Columbia Legal Services. I enjoy meeting people, learning their stories and helping them put basic planning in place that will make a difference for themselves and their loved ones.. I am a past Chair of the Elder Law Section of the Washington State Bar Association and previously served as a member of their Executive Committee. I regularly speak before State and local bar groups, estate planning councils, and community groups on topics ranging from Estate Planning to Special Needs Trusts to Medicaid Planning.. I am actively involved in my community and keep busy playing and enjoying life with my wife and children.

I graduated from Brigham Young University, receiving my J.D.,cum laude, in 1985 and my B.A. in American Studies in 1982. Afterward I began clerkingfor the Honorable Ricardo Hinojosa, United States District Judge,Southern District of Texas.. I grew up in Washington, and after completing my education and some work experience out of state, I returned to the Seattle area in 1987. I first worked as an associate attorney at the law firms of Karr TuttleCampbell (1987 - 1991) and Short Cressman and Burgess (1991 - 1992). Then, in 1993, I opened my own law office where I practiced for twelve 2005, I joined forces with Jacob Menashe to form Hickman Menashe,P.S.. I am a past Chair of the Elder Law Section of the WashingtonState Bar Association and a member of Washington State's chapter of theNational Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. I speak regularly tocommunity and service groups, such as the United Way, helping toeducate people about estate planning, special needs trusts and otherlegal issues.. I am active in my church and community, where I frequently work with theBoy Scouts of America. I enjoy spending time with my wife and twosons.

I am a tax and bankruptcy attorney.  I help people with IRS and Washington State tax issues.  I also practice consumer bankruptcy - chapters 7 and 13.  I have successfully represented close to 3000 people and small businesses with tax and bankruptcy problems.

I am a passionate advocate for my clients. I believe that everyone deserves the best representation and deserves to maintain their dignity throughout the legal process. To many times individuals get railroaded into making decisions that may not be in their best interest because they have not been given the information to make an informed decision. I work diligently to obtain the best results for clients and keep them informed for the entire process. I believe the attorney cleint relationship is a reciprocal relationship and treat it as such.

Getting arrested and thrown into the legal system can be very intimidating if you are not confident in your defense attorney. I have gone to trial hundreds of times in the last 23 years and negotiated countless plea bargains. I vigorously defend my clients and their rights. Please visit my website to see some of my client testimonials. By the way, Schoen is pronounced "shane".. ---. To serve my clients better, I have two offices.  My King County office is located in Kirkland, WA.  My Snohomish County office is in Lynnwood, WA.  Depending on your circumstances, I can meet you for a free case consultation or discuss the matter over the telephone - confidentially.  To me, it is most important that a client is able to trust their attorney.  To that end, during your case consult, we will discuss you, your case, me, my practice, and whether I believe I can help you.  My goals at the case consultation are to educate you, to help you understand what you are about to go through, what your options are and the possible consequences, as well as your chances.  Even if you do not hire me, you will walk out of my office far more knowledgeable and informed than before.  Call me to schedule a consult at 206-619-two-five-two-one, I might even be able to talk with you right now on the phone; you can also send me an inquiry from my website at

For more than 50 years, my firm has looked after the legal needs of our community, and now enjoy serving the children and grandchildren of our original clients.

I can help you with resolving basic or complex disputes AND planning for a comfortable future.

In my general practice I provide counsel in Business Law, Real Estate, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning, Probate, and more.

By way of introduction, I have practiced law for 25 years. I graduated from LSU in 1991, immediately married my highschool sweetheart, Kim Bozeman, and we moved to Seattle in 1992 knowing nary a soul here.  We opened my solo practice, with the great help of my mentor, Mr. Clancy Tipton, focusing on real estate and contracts; and we have one son, Austin Bozeman, now 24.   Kim, and Austin, and I enjoy traveling together, and Holidays with Family.  Our hobbies are camping, scuba diving, and Mayan Culture.