Washington Lawyers Reuben Ortega to Richard Cassady

Explore Washington attorneys like Reuben Ortega, Reuben Schutz, Rhea Rolfe, Rhett Barney, Rhiannon Lockwood, Ricardo Vazquez, Ricco Sanchez, and Richard Cassady. in cities like Covington, Bellevue, Seattle, Seattle and Seattle. These attorneys specialize in in Zip codes like 98042, 98402, 98104.

Reuben Ortega

Richard Alaniz

Richard C. Eym

Richard Byers

Richard Black

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Reuben Ortega

Firm: Ortega Law PLLC

13232 SE 252nd St , Covington , Washington 98042

Practice Areas: Business

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“Reuben has great business acumen and integrity, and cares deeply about helping his clients. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Richard Alaniz

Firm: Black Lowe & Graham, Intellectual property Attorneys

701 Fifth Avenue Suite 4800 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Copyrights, Technology and Science, Trademarks, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property

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“, the amount of time he quoted for the work was much less than others, making him the value option.”

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“Rich has a tremendous amount of trademark experience.”

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Richard C. Eymann

Firm: Eymann, Allison, Fennessy, Hunter, Jones, P.S.

West Second Avenue , Spokane , Washington 99204

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial

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Richard Byers

Firm: Carlisle & Byers, PLLC

1020 N. Washington , Spokane , Washington 99201

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation

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.

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“I endorse this lawyer. Rich is a knowledgeable lawyer who is hard-working and professional. I would recommend him to anyone.”

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Richard Black

Firm: Black Lowe & Graham, Intellectual property Attorneys

701 Fifth Avenue Suite 4800 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Computers and Software, Contracts, Copyrights, Intellectual Property , Internet , Patents, Technology and Science, Trademarks, Copyright Infringement, Copyright Infringement, Copyright Infringement, Copyright Infringement

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Richard Berley

2101 4th Ave Ste 1230 , Seattle , Washington 98121

Practice Areas: Native Peoples Law

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“Mr. Berley is everything one could want in an attorney: professional, fair, responsive and knowledge”

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Richard Beresford

Firm: Beresford Booth PLLC

145 Third Ave S. , Edmonds , Washington 98020

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Corporate , Real Estate , Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial

Dick has practiced law in the Greater Seattle Area since 1972 and has extensive experience in legal matters in the areas of Business and Finance including the representation of major companies and banks as well as individuals attending to their business and estate planning needs. Dick has represented a wide range of contractors and developers in all areas of real estate handling both transactional and litigation matters. Dick's mission, which has been adopted by this firm, is to provide highly effective legal services at a reasonable cost.. Dick and his wife, Pam, have resided in Edmonds, Washington his entire professional life and have two children, a daughter-in-law and three grandchildren. Dick's interests vary from business and professional matters to his extended family as well as an occasional game of golf and a cruise around Puget Sound and the Port Ludlow area.

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“A few years ago charged us WAY more than was quoted for a simple real estate contract. Do not recommend!”

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Richard Benedetti

Firm: Davies Pearson, P.C.

920 Fawcett Avenue , Tacoma , Washington 98402

Practice Areas: General Practice, Personal Injury, Products Liability, Personal Injury

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Richard Anderson

Firm: Schroeter Goldmark & Bender, PS

401 Union Street , Seattle , Washington 98101

Practice Areas: Sexual Harassment

I am an attorney primarily focused on sexual assault and harassment, serious personal injury and death, child physical and sexual abuse, and nursing home litigation

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“Rich is a gifted trial attorney. He knows how to talk to the jury. Also, he fights hard for every client. He's relentless. Any person would be lucky and fortunate to have Rich repr…”

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Richard Aguire

Firm: Pendergast Law

555 S Renton Village Place , Renton , Washington 98057

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Richard focuses on litigating personal injury, serious automobile and truck accidents, salon accidents, dog bite injuries, product liability, and wrongful deaths. Richard only represents plaintiffs.

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“I have known Richard for seven years. In that time I have known him to be a highly skilled attorney. I highly endorse him.”

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Reuben Schutz

Firm: Gordon Thomas Honeywell

1201 Pacific Ave Ste 2100 , Tacoma , Washington 98402

Practice Areas: Environmental and Natural Resources

Before becoming an attorney, Reuben worked in the construction and building trade. He puts his prior life experience to good use in his practice areas of environmental and land use law. In addition to being a skilled attorney, Reuben is a compassionate advocate who loves working with his clients to solve problems and keep goals and objectives on track.. Reuben began his career at the Washington Supreme Court where he served as law clerk to Justice Charles W. Johnson. Prior to that, he served as an extern to Judge James L. Robart at the Federal District Court in Seattle.. Reuben is active in his community, serving on the board of Safe Streets Tacoma and providing pro bono representation at the neighborhood law clinic and as a cooperating attorney with the ACLU of Washington.

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“Reuben is a bright, hardworking attorney. He cares deeply about his clients, and he adds tremendous value to his cases. I endorse this lawyer.”

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Richard Adler

Firm: Adler Giersch PS

333 Taylor Avenue North , Seattle , Washington 98109

Practice Areas: Brain Injury

Thank you for taking time to review my background and experience as you move forward with the important decision of hiring the right attorney for your case. If I am retained as your counsel, I will listen to your individual needs and circumstances, and then implement a plan that levels the playing field with insurers and those not taking proper responsibility for their actions. This will allow more time for you to focus on the issues that matter most, such as your health and recovery.

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“response from Richard Adler, and met soon thereafter with their legal team. I was impressed, and I”

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“Having known Richard Adler for over 20 years, he has been an inspiration and example on how to serve those who suffer from injuries. Through his seminars, literature, and expertise…”

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Richard A. Baum

Firm: Law Offices of Richard A. Baum

114 W Magnolia Street 368 , Bellingham , Washington 98225

Practice Areas: Family

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Richard A. Bailey

Firm: Law Offices of Bailey, Duskin, Peiffle & Canfield

22422 SR 9 NE , Arlington , Washington 98223

Practice Areas: Administrative ,Banking & Finance,Business & Commercial,Business Organizations,Contracts,Estate Planning,Government Contracts,Health Care & Hospitalization,Landlord & Tenant,Probate ,Real Estate ,Trusts,Wills

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“Left the office with all the legal answers I was in search of. I will be calling them should I need a lawyer again.”

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Ricco Sanchez

Firm: Campich Andrews Personal Injury Attorneys

111 Queen Anne Ave N Ste 510 , Seattle , Washington 98109

Practice Areas: Personal Injury

Born and raised in Washington State, Ricco Sanchez grew up with a strong work ethic shaped by his parents— his father, a longtime metal worker for the City of Seattle, and his mother, a compassionate social worker. That foundation has guided his legal career, driving him to stand up for those facing adversity and injustice.. During law school, Ricco gained real world legal experience in support roles for an insurance company, a major defense firm, and a global tech company— exposing him to both sides of the litigation process. He graduated in 2018 and passed the bar in 2019. Today, he is licensed to practice in both Washington State and Federal courts.. Ricco’s approach is rooted in hard work, thorough preparation, and a client-first mindset. He has helped recover millions of dollars in compensation for clients and more importantly, he’s helped them reclaim control over their lives. Whether negotiating with insurers or preparing for trial, Ricco leads with compassion, clarity, and strength.. Clients appreciate his down-to-earth nature, clear communication, and relentless advocacy. He believes legal representation is not just about winning— it’s about restoring dignity and helping people move forward.

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“questions and concerns were addressed promptly and honestly. Ricco provided me realistic outcomes af”

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Ricardo Vazquez

2040 Westlake Ave N Ste 302 , Seattle , Washington 98109

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI

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“Mr. Vazquez has represented me on multiple occasions. Each time with an outcome in my favor. I keep”

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“I endorse this lawyer. Mr. Vasquez is an excellent advocate for his clients.”

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Rhiannon Lockwood

Firm: Song Mondress, PLLC

720 3rd Ave Ste 1500 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Employee Benefits, ERISA, Health Care & Hospitalization, Retirement Benefits

Rhiannon’s focus includes counseling plan sponsors, trustees and institutional service providers regarding Department of Labor and Internal Revenue Code compliance, fiduciary and trust standards, and strategies for plan design, modification and administration. She advises benefit plan clients in both the private and public sectors.

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“I rely on Rhiannon's expertise for all of my employment benefit questions. It is a detailed area of law, and I am constantly impressed by her breadth and depth of knowledge.”

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Rhett Barney

Firm: Lee & Hayes, PLLC

601 W. Riverside Ave. , Spokane , Washington 99201

Practice Areas: Trademark Application

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“Rhett is an outstanding trademark attorney. He has a thorough understanding of all phases of trademark prosecution and enforcement. I would certainly trust Rhett with any aspects o…”

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Rhea Rolfe

Firm: Gilson-Moreau & Associates, P.S.

410 Bellevue Way S.E. , Bellevue , Washington 98004

Practice Areas: Family

Rhea has seven children: two biological children, four step-children, and an adopted child, along with eleven grand-children, three great grandchildren, and two dogs. Her beautiful daughter Rebecca is a senior paralegal at Gilson-Moreau & Associates, P.S. She enjoys Blues, camping, writing and playing music, singing, knitting, crocheting, making costumes, reading, and spending time with her family.

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“All I can say is that Rhea is extraordinary. Ethical, smart....and REALISTIC. Thank you from the bot”

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“I strongly endorse this lawyer. When I need a second opinion she is the first attorney I consult with and I have repeatedly referred clients to her. In addition to her other areas …”

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Richard Cassady

Firm: Dancey & Cassady, L.L.P.

811 1st Ave Ste 100 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation

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Currently trying to recover my savings bonds and Treasury Department asked for my father's signature. | Jul 26, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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WA state — Can I sue my home builder for a roof defect after the 1-year warranty expired? | Jul 21, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
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