Washington State Bar News

Articles

• The Fight for Privacy: Technology and Financial Services Industry Consolidation Impacts on the American Consumer by U.S. Representative Jay Inslee
• The Privacy of Court Records: Striking a Delicate Balance by The Honorable Philip A. Talmadge
• The FTC's First Internet Privacy Enforcement Action by Marie G. Aglion and Al Gidari
• Building an Online Court Records Program by Jan Michels, The Honorable Dale Ramerman and Roger Winters
• The Road to a Paperless Court by Paul L. Sherfey

Columns

• Editor's Page: Greedy Associates - An Appetite Suppressant by Judith Endejan, Guest Editor
• President's Corner: Restoring Trust and Confidence: Is there any Hope? by Richard C. Eymann, WSBA President
• Executive's Report: Future Trends in the Practice of Law by Jan Michels, WSBA Executive Director
  

Departments

• Letters
• Access to Justice: The Digital Divide and Digital Justice: Do Clients Need a Technology Bill of Rights by Jean Holcomb
• Ethics & The Law: The Sad Story of an In-House Lawyer 
• Disciplinary Notices
• Changing Venues - Who's Going Where
• The Board's Work - News from the Board of Governors
• FYI
  • Opportunity for Service
    • Judicial Information System Committee (JISC)
    • WSBA Presidential Search
    • Washington Pattern Jury Instructions Committee
  • Board of Governors Candidate Biographical Statements
  • Judicial Campaign Forums
  • Navigating Route I-695
  • Employment Law Litigation Program
  • Gender Equality in the Legal Profession
  • American Prepaid Legal Services Institute to Host Conference
  • Sports Law Conference to Highlight Media and Ethics
  • Access Information About Court Fax Filing
  • King County Superior Court Changes Hearing Days
  • Celebration 2000
  • Notice of Deadline for Filing WSBA Resolutions
  • Summer of Justice 2000
  • 2000 Inland Empire Directory of Attorneys
  • Washington State Adjacent Counties Pursuant to RCW 36.01.050 - Updated 6/2/98
  • Usury Rate: The average coupon equivalent yield from the first auction of 26-week treasury bills in April 2000 is 6.166 percent. The maximum allowable interest rate for May is therefore 12 percent. Compilations of the average coupon equivalent yields from past auctions of 26-week treasury bills and past maximum interest rates for June 1988-June 1999 appear on page 53 of the June 1999 Bar News. Information from January 1987 to date is available online.