As an attempt to correct what some consider a problematic and limiting disposition (especially in the face of contemporary ecological crises), environmental justice has emerged.
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Tag: Dec/Jan 2025
No Longer ‘Bad Luck’ On Board
We introduce you to eight women who have risen to the top in maritime law who share their experiences in an industry long dominated by men.
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Developing an Organizational Conflict Philosophy for Law Firms
Conflict is challenging, especially in the legal profession, where precision, accountability, and clear boundaries define the workplace.
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The Value of a Dollar and Creating a New License Fee Philosophy
Second installment in a series examining the strategic financial decisions at your WSBA.
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Writing Tips From the Bench: Knowing When Less Is More
UW School of Law Professor Jeff Feldman sat down with Judge Morgan Christen of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit for a candid conversation about what makes for helpful and persuasive appellate briefs.
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Reckoning: The Duty to Correct Under RPC 3.3
Upon discovering that an earlier statement is not correct, three questions typically race through a lawyer’s mind: (1) Was the statement “material”? (2) How do I correct it? and (3) How long does the duty to correct last? In this column, we’ll look at all three.
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