Top Agriculture Lawyers in Wenatchee | 3 available

Firm: Ogden Murphy Wallace, P.L.L.C. Attorneys at Law

One Fifth Avenue Suite 200 , Wenatchee , Washington 98801

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil , Debtor/Creditor Rights, Real Estate , Agriculture, Agriculture, Agriculture

124 N Wenatchee Ave Ste A , Wenatchee , Washington 98807

Practice Areas: Agriculture, Litigation, Estate Planning, Real Estate, Corporate

Dale has been rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell since 1985.  This is the highest rating given to practicing lawyers by their peers.  He has tried hundreds of cases in state and federal courts in Washington state and also represented clients in California, New York, Ohio and Missouri.  Some of his cases have been national class actions and others have received significant media coverage, such as the Dino Rossi Governor's race election fraud case in 2005.  Links to some actual courtroom action, cross examination of an adverse witness, can be found on Dale's website:. Dale continues to be actively involved in Washington state agriculture, serving as Chairman of the Washington Apple Commission and on the national Board of US Apple.  He represents growers of tree fruits in state and national issues of importance to the fruit industry.  He frequently travels to Washington DC to speak on agriculture policy.  In January, 2010 he travelled to Argentina to speak to the apple and pear growers there on international economic trade policy.  His blog outlines some of his travels and can be found at:. New clients are welcome to call and it is our practice to either help you or refer you to competent counsel.

Firm: Overcast Law Offices, PS

23 S Wenatchee Avenue, , Wenatchee , Washington 98801

Practice Areas: Agriculture

I have been in private practice of law since 1985.  My office was in Edmonds, Washington until 2001 when my wife and I moved to Wenatchee, Washington.  My main office is in Wenatchee and I have a second office in Quincy, Washington.. My personal practice is limited to business/corporate representation and estate planning, wills/trusts and probate.  Many of my clients are involved directly or indirectly in agriculture, though I represent businesses and invididuals from across the spectrum of industry and size.. I consider my office, though, to be a full-service law firm -- if we do not feel comfortable handling a client matter, we know the right attorney(s) to associate with or to refer clients to who will take care of clients in the same way that we do.