Administrative Law Section

The Administrative Law Section serves the interests of public- and private-sector attorneys who work with state and local government agencies, as well as administrative law judges, hearing officers, review officers, and other judicial personnel.

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MEMBERS:

The section welcomes anyone as a member who has an interest in administrative law.  Upon payment of annual dues of only $20, active members of the WSBA may be voting members of the section and any one else may be a non-voting member of the section and receive section benefits.  Our members include:

• Assistant attorneys general;
• Administrative adjudicators and individuals who represent private parties or agencies in administrative hearings;
• Public agency in-house attorneys;
• City attorneys (on private contract as well as municipal employees);
  County prosecutors; and 
• Private practitioners who either contract to represent government entities or represent clients subject to government regulation; and
• Judicial officials.

BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP: 

• Reduced tuition at high-quality section CLEs (at least two per year);
• Three newsletters per year including summaries of recent administrative law state and federal cases, articles and announcements
• Annual meeting with good food and other special events
• Section publications, including the Washington Administrative Law Practice Manual, and the Public Disclosure Act Deskbook;
• Input into legislative and WSBA proposals as the recognized experts in administrative law;
• Contributions to projects benefiting access to justice efforts; and
• Networking and support in the field of administrative law.

NOTICE TO Section Members:  To join the section e-mail list and receive information about section activities and other section-related matters, please send your e-mail address and Bar number to questions@wsba.org.

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Cindy C. Gideon
WA State Attorney General's Office
1125 Washington St. S.E., PO Box 40100
Olympia, WA 98504-0100
Phone: (360) 664-0083
Fax: (360) 664-0229
cindyg@atg.wa.gov