Firm: Main Street Law Group, PLLC
Practice Areas: Estate Planning
Chandra is a graduate of Harvard University and the University of Texas School of Law. Chandra first became interested in estate planning while watching family members struggle to manage the affairs of loved ones with dementia. That interest deepened when she served as a student attorney at UT's Elderlaw Clinic where she helped low income elderly people with their legal needs. After being admitted to the Texas bar in 1999, Chandra worked for a small firm where she gained experience in a wide range of litigation, tax, and transactional areas. The firm was a pioneer in establishing paternal inheritance rights for illegitimate children in Texas and also handled other difficult contested probate cases involving will contests, fiduciary litigation, and other matters. It was this experience that gave Chandra her passion for helping families prepare successful estate plans. "I was tired of seeing so many people destroy their family relationships and spend all their money on attorney's fees, when in most cases a little advance planning could have avoided years of heartache and tens of thousands of dollars in wasted money," Chandra says. Chandra is dedicated to helping you and your family avoid these tragedies by proactively creating a plan that preserves what you care about most—whether that is preserving a legacy for your minor children, protecting your spouse in her golden years, or even providing for the care of your pets.. Chandra's other passion is helping small businesses and nonprofits plan for success. "My Dad owned several small businesses and I know first-hand the struggles small business owners face. Too many feel priced out of the legal services market and don't get the advice they need until it is too late and they are already in trouble." Chandra works with clients to come up with affordable legal plans that get them the legal advice they need when it can do the most good—before there is a problem. Chandra particularly enjoys helping new businesses form and incorporate. "Starting a business is about more than filling out a form with the Secretary of State and never looking back. Many owners think the articles of incorporation are all they need to protect their business, when that is really just the beginning.". In her years in Texas, Chandra also worked as de facto in house counsel for Lawyer's Aid Service, Inc. (LAS), a company that has helped Texas lawyers form thousands of entities, such as corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and professional associations. Chandra represented LAS in a variety of legal and tax matters and litigation. She was the principal author of one of LAS's best-selling products, a Texas limited liability company record book trusted by hundreds of Texas attorneys. She also revised their corporate and nonprofit record books to keep up with ever-changing federal and state laws. Chandra now brings these skills to her small business clients.. Chandra also helps small nonprofits develop corporate governance practices and policies and obtain 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. "The IRS 1023 application can be very daunting. There are so many little details you have to get right. And the IRS is so backed up that an incomplete application can delay you from getting 501(c)(3) approval for months. I can guide your nonprofit through the process to an application that is complete the first time."Chandra moved to Seattle in 2010 and enjoys the beautiful Pacific Northwest and the break from the Texas heat. A long-time animal shelter volunteer and animal welfare advocate, Chandra can often be found volunteering when she isn't out walking or swimming her own two rescue dogs. She is a member of the Washington State Bar Association and volunteers at the King County Bar Association's Elderlaw Clinic and Nonprofit Assistance Center Clinic. Chandra serves on the Board of Directors of the Washington Environmental Council. A closet nerd, Chandra also writes legal technology reviews for the TechnoLawyer family of newsletters.
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Firm: Bergman Draper Oslund Udo
821 2nd Ave Ste 2100 , Seattle , Washington 98104
Practice Areas: Mesothelioma & Asbestos
Chandler Udo joined Bergman Draper Oslund in 2011. Chandler has successfully litigated numerous asbestos products liability cases in both state and federal courts. He has extensive trial experience and works tirelessly to obtain the best possible outcome for his clients from the initial client meeting through the conclusion of trial.
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Firm: Sound IP Law PLLC
Practice Areas: Intellectual Property
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Firm: Wheeler, Montgomery & Sleight P.L.L.C.
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense ,Elder ,Estate Planning,Health Care & Hospitalization,Probate ,Traffic Violations,Trusts,Wills
Contact: (360) 690-0064
Firm: Smithson Law Office
Practice Areas: Debt Settlement, Speeding Ticket, Contracts
Since 1997, Chad L. Smithson has represented citizens of Washington in a variety of legal matters, including Collection defense and pursuit, Contract preparation and Disputes, and Home Loan Modifications.. My Office promises Dedication, Professionalism, Compassion, and Advocacy for your legal needs.. Call today to set up your initial consultation!
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Firm: Falkenstein Zandi PLLC
Practice Areas: Family
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Firm: Northern Trust
Practice Areas: Estate Planning
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Chaikin, Sherman, Cammarata, & Siegel, P.C.
Firm: Chaikin, Sherman, Cammarata, & Siegel, P.C.
Practice Areas: Personal Injury
Contact: (703) 934-1083
Firm: Longshot Law, Inc., P.S.
P.O. Box 1575 , Port Orchard , Washington 98366
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
Chalmers Johnson has extensive trial experience in South Carolina and Western Washington. He has tried over 100 cases to verdict before juries and many more before Judges (in what are known as bench trials or administrative hearings). Mr. Johnson focuses his practice on helping people who have been injured or who have work related problems (representing mostly emplyoees, and small business owners in need of guidance). He has extensive experience in civil rights and employment law and is a fierce advocate for the rights of employees. Mr. Johnson also enjoys working with businesses concerned about complying with employment laws.. During the six or seven years, Mr. Johnson has been heavily involved in representing federal workers in disciplinary hearings, MSPB appeals, EEO claims and lawsuits, and DODCAF clearance review cases. With a practice in Port Orchard, he has helped many clients from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and works to maintain a good relationship with the Shipyard's Unions.. An experienced appellate attorney, Mr. Johnson has argued before appeals courts in South Carolina and federal appeals panels for the Fourth Circuit in Virginia more than 30 times. He has argued before the SC Supreme Court on eleven occasions. In Washington, Mr. Johnson has fought appeals in the 9th Circuit and the Federal Appellate Court as well as the Washington Court of Appeals, Div. II.. Chalmers Johnson began his career in South Carolina in 1995 clerking for a personal injury attorney. He soon focused on civil rights and employment law and then opened his own law firm in 2000, Chalmers Johnson Law Firm, LLC, with two offices, and several lawyers, serving all counties in South Carolina. They focused on employment law/ civil rights cases and Chalmers soon began to represent clients in state and federal appeals courts. In 2007 he sold his practice in South Carolina and moved to Washington State where he practiced in the same areas with law firms in Tacoma, Silverdale, and Port Orchard, WA. With the advent of the COVID pandemic, Mr. Johnson decided to move his practice to his home office, under the name "Longshot Law, Inc.". Bar Admissions. State of South Carolina, 1996. U.S. District Court, South Carolina Division 1997. U.S. Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit 1999. Supreme Court of the United States of America, 2003. State of Washington, 2008. U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington, 2010. Education. University of South Carolina, School of Law, Columbia, South Carolina J.D. – 1996. Winthrop University, Rock Hill, South Carolina B.A. – 1993, cum laude Major: Political science, Minor: sociology. Employment History. 2013 – Current. Private Practice, Longshot Law, Inc., Port Orchard, WA. - Personal injury, Litigation, Civil Rights, Employment Law, Appellate Practice, Federal MSPB, EEO, DODCAF clearance. 2010-2013. J. Michael Koch & Assoc., Silverdale, WA. - Personal Injury, Litigation, Employment Law, Appellate Practice. 2008-2009. Vail, Cross & Associates, P.A., Tacoma, WA - Personal injury, Litigation. 2008. West Corporation, Bar-Bri, Seattle, WA - Staff Counsel for Bar-Bri Washington State Bar preparation. 2000-2007. Chalmers Johnson Law Firm, LLC - Owner, Employment law, Litigation, Appellate practice. 1996-2000. Law Firm of Steven Wukela, Jr., Florence, SC - Personal Injury, Litigation, Employment Law, Appellate Practice. 1995-1996. Walter Brooks Law Firm, Columbia, SC - Paralegal/clerk – Personal Injury
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25 W Main St , Auburn , Washington 98001
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Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
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Firm: Helland Law Group, PLLC
Practice Areas: Civil Rights
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Firm: Zachor & Thomas, Inc., P.S.
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense
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Practice Areas: Real Estate
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Firm: T-Mobile
3625 132nd Ave SE , Bellevue , Washington 98006
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Firm: Carrix/SSA Marine
Practice Areas: Tax
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Firm: Office of the Attorney General
Practice Areas: Administrative Law
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Practice Areas: General Practice
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Firm: Thurston County Prosecutors Office
Practice Areas: Government
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600 Stewart St Ste 901 , Seattle , Washington 98101
Practice Areas: Employment & Labor
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