COLUMN > March marked the middle of the WSBA’s fiscal year (October through September), and our budget narrative, I surmise, mirrors many of our own personal outlooks: We have made many adjustments to weather an extraordinarily challenging period and are coming to terms with some of our “new normal” modes of operation. For the WSBA, this means finding opportunities to be innovative and expand service levels and benefits for members, all while continuing to look for efficiencies.
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COLUMN > A full year after the WSBA Board of Governors suspended in-person meetings, Immediate Past President Rajeev Majumdar and I were back in the WSBA’s downtown Seattle headquarters for the March 2021 meeting of the Board of Governors.
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When less is more: Advocate more effectively for your client with a short and simple story
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Editor’s Note The first sentence on the National Institute of Mental Health’s website is: “Mental illnesses are common in the United States.” More than 50
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This column by Bryan Harnetiaux is based on slip opinions of the court, which are not necessarily the court’s final decisions and are subject to change.
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