Consumer Protection lawyers in Washington Alexandra Barron to Jay Carlson

Po Box 208 , Mukilteo , Washington 98275

Practice Areas: Business, Contracts, Consumer Protection, Corporate, Estate Planning, Family

Lexi graduated Cum Laude from the Seattle University School of Law in 2014. She was a Finalist in Seattle University's Tausend Moot Court Competition in 2013 and went on to represent Seattle University in the National Moot Court Competition Regional Competition in 2014. She was an extern for the Honorable Stephen J. Dwyer in Division I of the Washington Court of Appeals in 2014. She received CALI Excellence for the Future Awards in Consumer Law and Remedies. She co-founded and presided over the Food Integrity Coalition at Seattle University during her time there. She also participated in Seattle University's Pro Bono Pledge Program, completing over 100 hours of pro bono legal service during her law school attendence, and received a Public Interest Law Foundation grant in 2012 for her work in consumer protection. She was a law clerk in the Consumer Protection Division of the Washington Attorney General's Office for two years, and in 2013 she received the American Bar Association's Steiger Fellowship to work both in the Consumer Protection and Antitrust Divisions. Prior to law school, she worked at an independent insurance brokerage providing employee benefits. In her free time, Lexi practices dressage with her horse and loves going for trail rides!

Firm: Kelley, Donion, Gill, Huck & Goldfarb, PLLC

701 Fifth Avenue Suite 6800 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection, Securities , Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial

Firm: Cedar View Law, PLLC

108 Union Ave. , Snohomish , Washington 98290

Practice Areas: Insurance, Personal Injury, Litigation, Consumer Protection

Firm: Cable, Langenbach, Kinerk & Bauer, LLP

Second Avenue , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection,Franchise ,Securities

Firm: Keith A. Glanzer, P.S.

2024 W Northwest Blvd , Spokane , Washington 99205

Practice Areas: Family, Personal Injury, Divorce, Car Accident, Consumer Protection, Alimony, Child Support, Uncontested Divorce, Trucking Accident

Firm: Ellen M. Hendrick PLLC

905 W. Riverside Avenue , Spokane , Washington 99201

Practice Areas: Civil , Consumer Protection, Criminal Defense , Elder , Family , Medical Malpractice, Real Estate , Divorce & Separation

Ellen Hendrick's life and career path are anything but traditional. Her childhood, family life, education, medical career, competitive endeavors and broad legal experience have helped mold her into the insightful, compassionate and successful Spokane attorney she is today. Specializing in family law did not come by chance, but rather was shaped by life experiences, helping her to better understand and serve her clients' needs, and to fiercely defend and represent their best interests. A mother, grandmother, professional and community activist, Ellen lives in Spokane with her husband Allan, a management consultant and a retired and United States Air Force Pilot. She attended the University of Washington School of Law, and served the King County Prosecutor's office as an extern for the federal trial team and thereafter as an intern at the district court level. Ellen was born the fourth of six children in a small, impoverished town in northern Maine . Life was difficult from the outset. Ellen's father left the family while she was still very young, and despite enduring heartache and struggle, her mother kept the family together through hard work and self-sacrifice. Sadly, poverty and lack of employment opportunities forced Ellen's mother to turn to the welfare system to ensure the family's survival. As a result, young Ellen came to learn that education and hard work were the keys to overcoming the limitations of her past and would help provide a better quality of life in the future. When Ellen was 11, her mother married for the second time, and the family relocated to Illinois . This event had a severe and devastating impact on Ellen and her brothers and sisters. Mother no longer wanted the responsibility of caring for all six of her children: she left Ellen's two oldest siblings behind. The younger four were prohibited from having contact with their older brother and sister and their bonds were permanently severed. Soon thereafter, the four younger children were forced to endure the physically and emotionally abusive tendencies of their new stepfather on an almost daily basis. Instead of protecting her children from harm, Ellen's mother sided with her stepfather. These experiences profoundly impacted Ellen and kindled in her a desire to advocate for the safety and well being of children exposed to similar patterns of abuse. Despite that toxic and debilitating environment, Ellen excelled in school. When teachers and school officials learned of the circumstances at home, they provided her with much needed love and support, helping her gain confidence in her abilities to succeed in school and in life. Ellen graduated high school with honors and soon entered college. She earned her bachelor's degree in science and nursing with honors from the University of Texas Health Science Center. She has been a registered nurse ever since, with experience at a level one trauma center in San Antonio, Texas, and as a flight nurse -- flying with a team of medical and rescue professionals into remote areas to retrieve and stabilize patients and transfer them to medical centers. Ellen looks back at her nursing career as an experience that has taught her to effectively prioritize courses of action, to make critical decisions under pressure, and to practice compassion. A fierce competitor with varied interests, Ellen activities have included playing on national champion softball team, a competitive Latin dancer, a competitive body-builder, and a world traveler. But, understanding the importance of giving back to one's community, Ellen experienced something profound during her time as a volunteer court-appointed special advocate (CASA), looking out for the best interests of children removed from their homes because of abuse or neglect - an experience that hearkened back to the difficult family life she endured as a young girl. Ellen and her husband Allan moved to Seattle in 1999 where she attended the University of Washington School of Law. While at the UW, Ellen participated in the Child Advocacy Clinic, worked for the King County Prosecutor's office as an extern for the federal trial team, and then as an intern at the district court level. As if that weren't enough, while still in school, Ellen trained to become a certified basic mediator and a certified marriage and family law mediator. As a mediator at the Snohomish and Island County Dispute Resolution Center , Ellen mediated numerous family law, landlord/tenant, contract and small claims disputes. She graduated in 2002, relocating with Allan to Spokane shortly thereafter, and was promptly offered positions at two of Spokane 's most prestigious law firms. Ellen, however, had a different idea and chose to commence her legal career as a solo practitioner. Ellen now has her own thriving divorce and family law practice. A large portion of her practice involves mediation of family law related disputes and other non-family law issues. She believes that when parties are empowered through mediation to create their own agreements based upon their own unique needs and circumstances, the best interests of all involved are much better served. That said, Ellen understands that not all parties or circumstances are amenable to mediation. When this is the case, her background as an accomplished and aggressive litigator will ensure her clients' best interests are protected. Ellen continues to volunteer her legal services at the Volunteer Lawyer's Family Law Advice and Divorce clinics. If you or someone you know is in need of legal advice, call or contact us today for a free consultation.

Firm: Washington Debt Law, PLLC (Main Office)

12535 15th Ave NE, Suite 214 , Seattle , Washington 98125

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy, Debt Settlement, Consumer Protection, Landlord & Tenant, Foreclosure, Litigation, Family, Debt Collection, Debt Agreements, Chapter 11, Chapter 13, Chapter 7, Military Law, Lawsuits & Disputes, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt, Bankruptcy & Debt

I am a former creditor attorney.  I now exclusively represent consumers in bankrutpcy, debt settlement, debt litigation (FDCPA, RCW 19.16, RCW 19.86), and tenant rights.. My background as a former creditor side and former landlord side attorney gives me a well rounded approach in defending and counter attacking against creditors, debt collectors, and landlords.  Not every case is complicated but often there are complexities in what appears to be simple cases.  I give each case and client a thorough analysis for litigation, settlement, bankruptcy, and out of court options.. Prior to law school, I obtained my B.A. in Psychology and served in the U.S. Air Force (active and reserve) for nearly ten years during which I deployed for Operation Enduring Freedom in support of post 9/11 operations.  I currently live in beautiful Mill Creek, WA with my wife and two children.  During my free time I enjoy cooking, travelling, martial arts, reading, and rooting for the Seahawks.

Firm: Paukert & Troppmann, PLLC

522 West Riverside Avenue, Suite 560 , Spokane , Washington 99201

Practice Areas: Personal Injury, Consumer Protection, Employment, Class Action

Douglas C. McDermott is a partner at Paukert & Troppmann, PLLC, where he represents clients in personal injury, employment, product liability, and consumer fraud litigation in state and federal courts throughout the country.  Mr. McDermott is recognized as one of Washington's top litigators for his work on complex wrongful death and traumatic injury cases, as well as high profile class action lawsuits against companies such as Expedia, Inc., Washington Mutual, Inc., and , Inc.  He has also represented consumers in nationwide class action litigation against major pharmaceutical manufacturers, including Pfizer, Inc., Bayer Corp., and Bristol-Myers Squibb Co., and he has recovered more than $32 million on behalf of his clients.

Firm: Hayward Law, PLLC

905 W Riverside Ste 505 , Spokane , Washington 99201

Practice Areas: Employment, Civil Rights, Consumer Protection, Discrimination, Sexual Harassment, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

My practice primarily focuses on employment and civil rights issues. My typical caseload includes claims involving sexual harassment, severance, wrongful termination, retaliation, discrimination, whistleblower, and wage and hour disputes.. I was born and raised in Spokane, Washington. I grew up camping and fishing by local lakes and rivers, and I love my hometown. I attended Western Washington University and earned a degree in Economics and Political Science. After college, I worked in the banking sector for several years. In an effort to make a bigger impact in my community, I enrolled in the first accelerated JD program at Gonzaga School of Law. My focus was on consumer protection and corporate law. My first job out of law school was working on a grant for unemployed Veterans at the Unemployment Law Project. After the grant period ended, I wanted to continue to pursue public interest law.. I am most interested in improving the lives of the people of Spokane and Washington State. I am a fierce advocate of social justice and am always eager to pursue the interests of the poor, weak, and marginalized.

Firm: GreenLawFirm PS

225 106th Ave NE , Bellevue , Washington 98004

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

Firm: Keller Rohrback L.L.P.

1201 Third Avenue , Seattle , Washington 98101

Practice Areas: Antitrust & Trade Regulation,Class Actions,Consumer Protection,ERISA,Products Liability

, Tacoma , Washington

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

Firm: Law Office Of Carl J Marquardt

1126 34th Avenue , Seattle , Washington 98122

Practice Areas: Class Actions, Consumer Protection, Corporate , Real Estate, Real Estate, Real Estate, Real Estate

As a lawyer in Seattle for over 20 years, Carl Marquardt has been a successful commercial litigator and trial attorney, negotiated complex real estate and business agreements, advised business owners and investors in a wide array of matters, and served in government as the legal counsel to the Mayor of Seattle.. After growing up in Missoula, Montana, Carl graduated from Yale University (1988) and the University of Washington School of Law (1993).  He clerked for the Honorable Mary K. Becker, of the Washington State Court of Appeals, from 1994-96, and then joined the Seattle law firm of Stokes Lawrence, P.S., where he practiced from 1997-2007.. As an associate, and later a shareholder at Stokes Lawrence, Carl represented corporate defendants in class action lawsuits around the country, and many local business and real estate owners in disputes in the Seattle area.  And like many mid-career litigators, he became increasingly interested in helping clients to structure agreements and navigate problems without resorting to litigation.. In 2007, he opened his own law office, counseling owners and investors in real estate acquisitions and related issues related to closely held businesses in Washington, California, and Arizona.. In 2009, incoming Mayor Michael McGinn asked Carl to serve as his legal counsel.  As Legal Counsel for the Mayor from 2010-13, he was responsible for advising the Mayor and the Mayor’s staff on the wide array of issues related to City governance.  He served as the Mayor’s lead in overseeing the police and fire departments, negotiating union labor agreements, and in negotiating a Consent Decree with the United States Department of Justice to resolve allegations of police misconduct.. In 2013, Carl returned to private practice, focusing on real estate and business law.  In April 2013, he opened an office in the Madrona neighborhood of Seattle, where he has lived for many years.. Carl has been an active volunteer throughout his career with the King County Neighborhood Legal Clinics Program, which provides free, drop-in legal advice to King County residents.  He served as Chair of the Neighborhood Legal Clinics Committee, which oversees the clinics, from 2006-2009, and was the program’s “Volunteer of the Year” in 2008.  He currently serves on the King County Bar Association’s Pro Bono Services Committee, which supports the broader array of pro bono services to County residents.

Firm: Breskin Johnson Townsend

1000 Second Ave , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

Brendan Donckers is a partner at BJT. He litigates civil cases and appeals in state and federal courts with a focus on individual and class action consumer protection cases, employment litigation, and civil rights. He also represents individuals, nonprofit organizations, community groups, and small businesses in disputes involving real and personal property, contracts, public records, land use, nuisance, and torts. Brendan has argued appeals at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, the Washington Supreme Court, and the Washington Court of Appeals. He was second-chair to David Mann in a landmark FOIA case before the U.S. Supreme Court, Milner v. Dep’t of the Navy.. Brendan is the chair of the City of Seattle’s Ethics and Election Commission and president of the Board of Trustees for the Northwest Justice Project. He also serves on the boards of the Northwest Consumer Law Center and the Alliance for Pioneer Square. He is a member of the Pioneer Square Preservation Board and was appointed to the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Program’s Advisory Committee on Tolling and Traffic Management. Brendan provides regular pro bono representation to low income tenants facing eviction through the King County Bar Association’s Housing Justice Project and mentors law students and new lawyers through Seattle University School of Law.. Before joining BJT, Brendan litigated environmental, land use, and public records cases with David Mann and Mickey Gendler at Gendler & Mann. He also worked as a staff attorney in the Washington Supreme Court Commissioner’s Office and provided policy counsel to the House Democratic Caucus in the Washington legislature. Brendan previously served as board president of the Historic South Downtown Preservation and Development Authority and as a member of the boards of the King County Chapter of Washington Conservation Voters, the Washington State Chapter of the Sierra Club, and the Renton/Skyway Boys and Girls Club of King County.. Before returning to Seattle for law school, Brendan worked on a global security initiative with the United Nations Foundation in Washington, D.C. He also worked as a campaign aide to former U.S. Congressman, Jim McDermott. Brendan received his J.D. with honors from Seattle University and a B.A. from Santa Clara University. He double-majored in English and Philosophy and was Valedictorian of Santa Clara University’s graduating class of 2002.

6100 219th Street SW, Suite 480 , Mountlake Terrace , Washington 98043

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

I am a consumer rights attorney serving clients in Washington and California. I represent regular people against debt collectors, banks, lenders, auto dealers, and insurance companies. Protecting and enforcing the rights of our clients, my firm seeks justice against large corporations, financial institutions, powerful business interests, and public entities that put their bottom line profits ahead of people’s lives. We fight for those who are wronged, give voice to those who might not otherwise be heard, and hold wrongdoers accountable. We approach each case with the full force of its integrity, perseverance, and commitment to achieve the best legal outcome in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. As a results-oriented litigation firm dedicated to its clients’ successes, we are committed to aggressively try each case, to vigorously represent our clients' best interests, and to obtain maximum recovery.

Firm: ACLU of Washington

901 Fifth Avenue , Seattle , Washington 98164

Practice Areas: Civil Rights, Consumer Protection

Firm: Connor & Sargent PLLC

1000 Second Avenue , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Civil Rights, Class Actions, Consumer Fraud, Consumer Protection, Contracts, Corporate , Discrimination, Employment & Labor , Real Estate , Sexual Harassment, Wages/Commissions/Overtime, Wrongful Termination, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor, Employment & Labor

Firm: Andrew Charles Huff

800 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4100 , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: DUI & DWI, Criminal Defense, Domestic Violence, Consumer Protection, Speeding Ticket, Licensing

I first became a lawyer because, as corny as it might seem, I was enthralled by watching Perry Mason when I was a young boy.  The cool and calm demeanor he exhibited in any situation, his crafty cross examination of witnesses that somehow always led to a confession, and not to mention he won all his cases.  While in law school, I volunteered at local legal clinics to help people with everyday legal issues they face, from workplace discrimination to holding a bad landlord accountable.  It was during this time that I saw what power the law held to help people, to improve people's lives, and to be a "big stick" when necessary.  This is one of the reasons I chose to represent people charged with crimes for a living, because so many of my clients are good people even if they made a mistake.  And the U.S. Constitution requires that everyone accused of a crime be entitled to a zealous defense, someone to protect their rights and challenge the government's authority when necessary.  This is why I do what I do.. As a former prosecuting attorney and Judge Pro Tem, I have the experience and knowledge needed to successfully represent those accused of crimes, whether it is assault, DUI, suspended license, theft, and all other criminal charges.  I also handle hundreds of traffic citations a year with an extremely high success rate.  I regularly attend and speak at seminars on trial advocacy, stay up to date on new developments in my field, and provide all the resources my clients need to get them through the process successfully.   But I also take pride in my client service, keeping clients updated on their cases' progress and informed of all developments.   I am also there 24 hours a day if my clients need a question answered or simply want to discuss their case.. Being charged with a crime can be stressful, emotionally and financially.  If you find yourself in this situation, put me in your corner.  You will be glad you did.

201 S 34th St , Tacoma , Washington 98418

Practice Areas: Consumer Protection

Firm: Carlson Legal

600 First Ave. , Seattle , Washington 98104

Practice Areas: Commercial Real Estate, Constitutional, Class Action, Appeals, Consumer Protection, Personal Injury, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial, Commercial