The Washington Bar Licensure Task Force recommends bar exam alternatives and more equity and clarity in the character and fitness process.
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The Washington Bar Licensure Task Force recommends bar exam alternatives and more equity and clarity in the character and fitness process.
Read moreThe group aims to help lawyers deal with the array of stressors associated with being a lawyer.
Read moreA Mark J. Fucile column on competence and confidentiality in an age of artificial intelligence.
Read moreThe Washington Young Lawyers Committee honors two local leaders: Danielle Dallas and Angélica María González.
Read moreA look at the June 2023 SCOTUS opinion in 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis
Read moreGet to know WSBA member Michael Goldenkranz. Request your own questionnaire at wabarnews@wsba.org.
Read moreDiscussing this month’s cover, an illustrated representation of our modern society engaged in navigating our legal system and vindicating constitutional rights.
Read moreThe Board of Governors is the governing body of the WSBA that determines the general policies of the Bar and approves its budget each year.
Read moreTo meet the needs of the victims they seek to serve, FVAP needs appellate attorneys who are willing to help.
Read moreA look at the medical science of sleep disorders — known as parasomnias — and case law related to them.
Read moreThe APEX Awards honor exemplary members of the legal community, including legal professionals, judges, and members of the public.
Read moreThis program is an affordable alternative to a traditional law school education, in which the classroom is replaced by on-the-job legal education and training.
Read moreArticle 2 of the Uniform Guardianship, Conservatorship, and Other Protective Arrangements Act governs guardianships for minors.
Read moreThe National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts was hosted by the Washington Minority and Justice Commission.
Read moreThe Attorney General’s new Cold Case Unit for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and People embarks on a grim trail for answers.
Read moreHow mastering brief writing techniques is essential for successfully drafting transactional documents.
Read moreAnnouncing the champion of the County Courthouse Challenge and a few other front-runners.
Read moreAn innovation from its beginning in 1982, the Washington State Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) is celebrating its 40th year of providing administrative justice.
Read morethe Washington Supreme Court’s recent opinion in Tadych v. Noble Ridge Constr., Inc., may have just changed the game when it comes to “unconscionability.”
Read moreDevelopments from the 105-day session, which began on Jan. 9 and adjourned sine die on April 23.
Read moreThe Involuntary Treatment Act attorneys at the Snohomish County Public Defender Association provide an overview of the statute and how it operates in Washington.
Read moreLearn about the work carried out by some of the people and groups that make up the WSBA’s volunteer community.
Read moreThe WSBA offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for those looking to assist the legal community and serve the public.
Read moreIn Washington, a unique rule—the ABC Rule—strictly limits the recovery of attorney fees from third-party litigation.
Read moreCross-examination requires preparation and planning. The question to ask yourself as you prepare for this part of trial is: What are you trying to tell the jury with your cross-examination?
Read moreJustice Stephens talks with Judge Lisa H. Mansfield about rights and responsibilities, the role of the judiciary, and the rule of law.
Read moreThe inefficiencies, lack of rigor, and hefty fees in the U.S. patent system cut against the value of patents. For small businesses with limited resources, these obstacles hit especially hard.
Read moreThe Acknowledging Professional Excellence (APEX) Awards honor exemplary members of the legal community, including legal professionals, judges, and members of the public.
Read moreAt its July 2022 meeting, the Board of Governors voted to approve the change.
Read moreOne lawyer shares his reflections on living and practicing law with mental illness.
Read moreWhat you need to know about the No Surprises Act.
Read moreThe Washington Family Law Deskbook editors share some thoughts on their long careers, how the practice of family law has changed, and more. […]
Answers to some of the common questions about amendments to Washington APR 11.
Read moreTips for converting your law practice into a successful business.
Read moreA look back at the career of Carl Maxey, a legal giant and civil rights champion from the Spokane area.
Read moreThe WSBA Board of Governors proposes a new court rule and adopts new standards to help protect the independence of public defenders.
Read moreUntil recently, the history of many Washington Supreme Court portraits—how they were acquired and even who they depicted—was lost.
Read moreLegal professionals are uniquely situated to step up and support youth in the foster care system and help them to overcome barriers they may face.
Read moreThe Washington Supreme Court Gender and Justice Commission’s latest report is an update to a fact-finding study undertaken in 1989
Read moreThe Racial Justice Consortium is one response to the Supreme Court’s invitation to take specific and concrete steps to eradicate racism.
Read moreSo it’s time to close your law practice. Whether it’s because of a change in career, family matters, or a hard-earned retirement, you’re ready to shutter the windows and close the door to your business. Now what?
Read moreWhether you have started a law practice and are looking to expand rapidly or are thinking about leaving a large firm and venturing out on your own, buying a law practice may be right for you.
Read moreWhat started as a blockchain-based game allowing users to trade and sell virtual kittens has grown into a diverse—and sometimes wild—online marketplace
Read moreSupport for the arts by attorneys, who play a prominent role in public life, can help preserve the health of the cultural sector coming out of the pandemic and for years to come.
Read moreHow Pierce County lawyers reimagined their role as community allies in the movement for systemic change
Read moreThis article highlights the key elements of each of these new legal frameworks and suggests key practice pointers.
Read moreASK A LEGAL ADMINISTRATOR > While a return to the workplace may be up in the air for some, this new column asks a group […]