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With over 50 years of combined experience, our legal team stands at the ready with the skills required to present an aggressive and effective case on your behalf. We believe injury victims deserve to be compensated to the fullest extent.. Each of our clients receives the same degree of attention because we see them as individuals rather than cases. Additionally, we are personally invested in the cases we handle and take pleasure in seeing client goals met.. With prior experience as an adjuster, underwriter and defense attorney, you will get the most well-rounded legal representation because we know all sides of the legal system. To receive the tailored legal solutions you need and the supportive assistance you deserve, contact our trusted personal injury law firm.

With over 35 years of legal experience, Ada has broad experience counseling domestic and international clients on all aspects of tax, corporate transactions, mergers and acquisitions, financing, joint ventures, franchises, and import/export business. Her practice emphasizes the tax aspects of cross-border business and investments.

Tom has counseled clients for almost thirty years as a business lawyer and attorney licensed in both California and Washington. He is presently a partner with Lybeck Pedreira & Justus, PLLC ().. Areas of expertise include:. Health Care Law: Tom has represented physicians and other health care providers on legal matters covering the entire spectrum of their practices (e.g., formation of medical groups and provider panels, licensure issues, medical board accusations, managed care arrangements, regulatory matters, medical staff problems, Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement, defending against malpractice and sexual harassment actions, HIPAA matters, conflicts of interest, and fraud and abuse claims). He has also represented and worked with health care facilities (e.g., hospitals, hospices, surgery centers), managed organizations (e.g., HMO's, IPA's, PPO's, MSO's), non-profit entities (e.g., health consortia, medical societies, medical care foundations) and medical staffs.. Agriculture Law: Having practiced law for a good part of his career in one of most productive agricultural areas of the world, Tom has represented many clients on a broad array of agribusiness issues. His clients have included growers, packers, cold storage facilities and shippers of stone fruit, grapes and other commodities. He has also worked with other farming, dairy and ranching operations on organizational, contracting, regulatory, real estate, and financing issues.. Closely-Held Companies: Tom specializes in organizing and representing closely-held companies. Ongoing representation of such entities includes work on new business opportunities and continued legal compliance for existing operations. His representation has included working with lenders and venture capitalists. In addition, Tom has been involved with a number of mergers and acquisitions of closely-held businesses. Tom also works with clients on transition and succession issues.

The lawyers at Tierney & Correa are deeply experienced and well-respected in their fields. The firm was established in 1999 to provide high quality and cost-effective litigation and counseling services to a wide range of clients in the Pacific Northwest. Our clients include cities, counties, school districts, tribal entities, and non-profit organizations, as well as private companies and individuals. Our lawyers are admitted to practice in state and federal courts in Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Wisconsin and Illinois, and the United States Supreme Court.. Tierney & Correa utilizes a cooperative team approach to case management, emphasizing ongoing communications with clients and continuing evaluation of goals, strategies, and options for resolution. Our goal is to advance our clients’ interests through the most efficient and cost-effective means possible.

Robert Zeinemann concentrates his practice on municipal, land use and environmental law.  He has experience advising and defending municipalities, with an emphasis on land use issues.. Prior to obtaining his law degree, Robert worked as a senior land use planner for the State of Wisconsin where he served in several roles advising both local and state officials.  His understanding of the laws, policies, goals and procedures of government agencies is invaluable for serving clients.

In her twenty years of practice, Tatyana Gidirimski has handled every aspect of family law, including complex divisions of property, maintenance, parenting plans (including modifications), child relocations, child support, division of business assets, claims of committed intimate relationships, restraining orders, domestic violence protection orders, and preparation and negotiation of prenuptial and other relationship agreements. Tatyana is highly cognizant of the toll - both financial and psychological - a contested family law matter can take on the client and strives to achieve an out-of-court resolution of the conflict whenever possible. She is skilled in dealing with high-conflict personalities and counsels clients on handling hostile emails and other communications. However, an out-of-court resolution of a conflict is not always possible, and if you have to go to court you are in good hands. Tatyana is an experienced litigator. She has litigated numerous contentious divorces and has successfully represented clients in trials and family court hearings. Tatyana has also handled a number of interstate and international divorces involving complex jurisdictional and conflict of laws issues.

I specialize in the domestic and foreign prosecution of computer software and Internet-related patents, and also provide services in strategic planning and analysis of patent portfolios, and patent validity and infringement opinions. I have prepared and filed hundreds of software-related patent applications in a wide variety of technical areas, including machine learning and other artificial intelligence techniques, data mining, blockchain, cryptocurrency and other cryptography, augmented and virtual reality, smart home and Internet-Of-Things (IoT), e-commerce, networking, digital rights management, communications technology and services, operating systems, decision theory, etc.. I received my J.D. in 1997 from the University of California, Berkeley (Boalt Hall), where I was appointed to the Order of the Coif and served as Executive Editor of the Berkeley Technology Law Journal.  Prior to working as a software patent attorney, I worked as a software engineer in Silicon Valley for over six years. My technical degrees are from Stanford University, and include an M.S. in Computer Science (1991) and a B.S. in Symbolic Systems with an emphasis in Artificial Intelligence (1989).. I have spoken on and am the co-author of the publication, "Software Patents: Procuring and Enforcing," The Patent Resources Group, and have authored several other software-related legal publications. Other representative speaking engagements include the following:- "Layering Big Data, Machine Learning, And AI Onto Existing Law For Software And Business Method Patents", Technology Law and Artificial Intelligence (AI) conference, December 2018- "The Seemingly Inconsistent Decisions On Section 101 Regarding Statutory Subject Matter For Software And Business Method Patents", Technology Law conference, December 2013. Specialties: computer software patent preparation / prosecution / enforcement, internet patent preparation / prosecution / enforcement

I am an estate planning professional in the Seattle area. I have focused my legal career on helping clients navigate the complexities of tax-efficient planning, the administration of estates and trusts, and succession planning for closely-held family businesses.

Financial services attorney with in-house and law firm experience in securities, employee benefits, insurance, ERISA, regualtory and statutory compliance and general business law.

Court was born and raised in Tacoma and has had an interest in the legal system ever since he can remember.  While he always knew he would ultimately make his home in the Pacific Northwest, the draw of the sun and surf beckoned him to Southern California where he completed his undergraduate and law degree at Pepperdine University.. Following internships at multiple Prosecutor’s offices, the FBI, and the United States Attorney’s Offices, Court initially decided to stay in Southern California after school and cut his teeth as a criminal defense attorney in the trenches of the most overburdened court system in the country.  Court has represented thousands of clients from all walks of life for everything from DUI’s, to serious sex crimes, to murder. He thoroughly enjoys the challenge of taking cases to jury trial whenever it’s in his client’s best interest, and he has has conducted countless jury trials with great success.. Court also developed a specialty representing those accused of sex crimes through his involvement with Dateline NBC’s To Catch A Predator show. He was the first attorney in the country to take one of these cases to trial. Read about Court's success with this first case here.. Court practiced throughout Los Angeles and surrounding counties for nearly a decade before moving back to Washington. Reopening WILL & WILL in the Northwest was a thrill for Court and he is happy to have the opportunity to represent those accused of a crime in his home state. Your constitutional rights are inalienable and Court protects them every step of the way.

Bradley Evens focuses his practice on family law and marital dissolution. Including: prenuptial agreements; divorce litigation and mediation; property issues; spousal and child support; un-married cohabitation (including same-sex relationship) issues including property distribution and parenting matters. Practice also includes real estate disputes including easements; property line disputes; title issues; agent broker issues; contractual disputes; and, general legal counsel and guidance.

Benjamin Spruch’s practice focuses on estate planning for taxable and non-taxable estates, probate, trust administration, and business and tax matters. Prior to joining Somers Tamblyn King, Ben’s work focused on Washington and multistate state and local taxation.

At Duarte White Law, I primarily focus on Guardian ad Litem (GAL) work with children, particularly for families with Latino backgrounds and Spanish-speaking family members.

After many years at a Seattle based firm, I have set sail on my own and founded Baxter Law PLLC, a firm founded on service, commitment, dedication, and results. My practice areas are primarily in: estate planning, probate, guardianship (adult and minor) and business formation.. Prior to practicing law, I proudly served in the United States Coast Guard. After graduation from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, I was a deck watch officer, driving one of the Coast Guard’s 180’ buoy tenders out of San Francisco, CA. I transferred to Seattle in 1997 where I worked as a Marine Vessel Inspector, inspecting a variety of commercial vessels, and as a Coast Guard Marine Casualty and Personnel Investigator.  As an investigator, I was tasked with various casualties including: vessel collisions, alisions, near misses, and violations of the Coast Guard regulations. I also represented the Coast Guard in Suspension and Revocation Proceedings against merchant mariners for violations of laws and regulations. My work as a CG Investigator inspired me to pursue a legal career.  After serving in the Coast Guard, I went to law school and practiced primarily maritime law.  After several years of practicing, I decided to focus on estate planning, probate, and guardianship.  I am passionate about helping people and families with getting their estate plans in order - emergency preparedness as I like to call it.  The maritime industry remains very near and dear to my heart.. In my free time I like to spend time with my family, garden, ski, bike, attend orange therory fitness, help in the local schools, volunteer in the community, and to referee youth soccer!