October 2000

Bar Year 2000-2001

Ken Davidson is a principal in the law firm of Davidson, Czeisler, Kilpatric & Zeno in Kirkland. He has served for five years on Washington’s Access to Justice Board, was founder of the Eastside Legal Assistance Program, and is a past-president of the East King County Bar Association. Davidson’s goals as a WSBA governor include promoting public legal education, assuring delivery of quality legal services, and providing better ways to make the justice system responsive, fair and accessible.

A Spokane native, Bill Hyslop has practiced law for 20 years, and is a principal in the Spokane, Coeur d’Alene and Moses Lake firm of Lukins & Annis, P.S. He is also a former U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Washington. Hyslop is the immediate past-president of the Spokane County Bar Association, a former co-chair of the Equal Justice Coalition, and a chair of the 2000 WSBA Bar Leaders Conference. He has been exceedingly active in civic and political activities including serving as co-chair of Citizens for Spokane Schools and as former president of the Washington State University Alumni Association.

Currently a senior assistant attorney general, Lucy Isaki is completing a term as president of the King County Bar Association. She is past-president of the Seattle Chapter of Washington Women Lawyers, past-chair of the board of visitors at Seattle University Law School, and was a trustee at Eastern Washington University. Isaki was also a partner at Bogle & Gates at the time of its dissolution.

James E. Deno, Second District

Jenny A. Durkan, Seventh District-East

Stephen J. Henderson, Third District

Daryl L. Graves, Ninth District

Stephen T. Osborne, Fourth District

Lindsay T. Thompson, Seventh District

Victoria L. Vreeland, Eighth District

Note: As Bar News was going to press, a new governor from the Sixth District was elected. A profile of Port Angeles attorney S. Brooke Taylor will be published in the November issue of Bar News.

Alternative Dispute Resolution, Stew Cogan, Seattle

Amicus Brief, Bertha Fitzer, University Place

Character & Fitness, Prof. David Boerner, Seattle

Civil Rights, Gary Nece, Seattle

Consumer Protection, Mark Clausen, Seattle

Continuing Legal Education, Kurt Lichtenberg, Bellevue

Corrections, Christopher Scott Tait, Yakima

Court Improvement, James (Kirk) Johns, Seattle

Court Rules and Procedures, David Savage, Pullman

Disciplinary Board, Loretta Lamb, Seattle

Diversity, Bonnie Glenn, Seattle and Rafael Gonzales, Yakima

Editorial Advisory Board, Jerry R. Kimball, Seattle

Electronic Communications (EC2), Gail Gorud, Kirkland

Interprofessional, Gail Lundgren, Seattle

Judicial Recommendation, Frederick Meyers, Seattle

Law Clerk Board, John Acheson, Bellevue

Law Examiners, Frank V. Slak, Spokane

Law Office Management Assistance Program, David Gordon, Gig Harbor

Lawyers’ Fund for Client Protection, Tom Dreiling, Seattle

Lawyers’ Assistance Program, Joseph Nappi, Spokane

Legal Assistants, Gerald (Ted) Maloney, Sedro Woolley

Legal Services to the Armed Forces, Philip K. Safar, Wenatchee

Legislative, Keith G. Baldwin, Seattle

Mandatory CLE Board, Virginia Tee, Bellevue

Pro Bono and Legal Aid, Christine Allen Crowell, Seattle

Professionalism, Harry McCarthy, Seattle

Resolutions, John M. Riley, Spokane

Rules of Professional Conduct, Zachary Mosner, Seattle

Administrative Law, Howard Graham, Tacoma

Alternate Dispute Resolution, David Tarshes, Seattle

Antitrust, Consumer Protection & Unfair Business Practices, Ted Stiles, Spokane

Business Law, Kit Querna, Spokane

Corporate Law Department, Meredith L. Lehr, Seattle

Creditor/Debtor, Ian Ledlin, Spokane

Criminal Law, William Bowman, Bellevue

Elder Law, Preston Johnson, Federal Way

Environmental & Land Use, John Moffat, Mt. Vernon

Family Law, Cheryll Russell, Seattle

General Practice, Greg Morrison, Spokane

Health Law, L. Stephanie Phillips, Seattle

Indian Law, Richard McAllister, Seattle

Intellectual Property, Paul Swanson, Seattle

International Practice, Adam Chanak, Seattle

Labor & Employment Law, Chair Pending Elections

Law Practice Management & Technology, Cameron Fleury, Tacoma

Litigation Law, Steven Fitzer, Tacoma

Public Procurement & Private Construction, Larry Vance, Spokane

Real Property, Probate & Trust, Serena Carlsen, Seattle

Senior Lawyers, Kenneth Selander, Burien

Taxation Law, Paul Fitzpatrick, Spokane

World Peace Through Law, Leo Garvey, Seattle

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