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Travis L. Cook is a native of Conway Springs, Kansas. He received his undergraduate degree from Kansas State University (B.S., 2010). Mr. Cook obtained his legal education at Washburn University School of Law (J.D., Deans Honors, 2014). While attending Washburn, Mr. Cook served as Student-Editor-in-Chief of the Family Law Quarterly. He received the CALI Excellence Award for top grade in Antitrust Law and Financial Issues in Divorce.. Mr. Cook initially joined McDonald, Tinker, Skaer, Quinn & Herrington, P.A. as a summer clerk during law school. Currently, he practices in the areas of workers compensation defense, insurance defense, and general civil litigation.. Mr. Cook is licensed to practice in the courts of the State of Kansas and the United Stated District Court for the District of Kansas. He is a member of the Kansas Bar Association and the Wichita Bar Association. His interests outside of the law include spending time with his family and friends, going to local sporting events, and spending time hunting and fishing in the great outdoors.

A founding member of Carlisle & Byers, PLLC, Rich's core emphasis is representing clients in worker’s compensation matters throughout eastern Washington.. With a double concentration in marketing, and communication and media methods from Gonzaga University, Rich went on to get his Juris Doctor, also from Gonzaga, in 2010. A member of the Spokane County and Washington State Bar Associations, as well as the SCBA Solo and Small Practitioners Section, Rich is active in the Spokane Community. After helping lower income families with pro-bono representation at the Federal Tax Clinic at Gonzaga, Rich spent two years with the law firm of Stiley & Cikutovich before deciding to partner up with Chris Carlisle, realizing that the Spokane market was underserved by attorneys who value community connection and personal service in the legal industry.. Although his professional life has often taken priority, don’t be surprised to see him playing a role as the 12th man at Century Link Field, or charging a wave through the Alberton Gorge.

Ben has represented injured workers for over 13 years. He is well respected in the legal community and has worked hard on behalf of his clients before the Industrial Commission of Arizona. As a bi-lingual litigator, Ben has dedicated his practice to representing the Latin community. He can speak with his Spanish-speaking clients in their first language. This valuable skill allows Ben to effectively communicate with his clients and put them at ease when dealing with the judicial system. Ben received his Bachelor of Arts and Juris Doctorate from Arizona State University.