Bar News Articles

• 2005 Legislation of Interest to Lawyers by Sen. Adam Kline and Sen. Stephen Johnson (9/05)
• "#%!? Technology" by Jan Michels (3/03)
• A Fresh Look at Attorney-Client Fee Disputes by Michael R. Caryl (9/03)
• A Little Summer Diversion by Jan Eric Peterson (8/01)
• A Little Summer Reading by Lindsay Thompson (8/04)
• A Mediator's Observations by Louis D. Peterson (2/02)
• A New Law for Secured Transactions by Daniel B. Ritter (9/01)
• A Primer for Attorneys: The Rules and Regulations Applicable to Washington Court Reports and the Transcripts They Produce by Susan Colard (1/04)
• A Primer on Forensic Animation by Steven Breaux (10/01)
• A Roadmap to the WSBA Legislative Process by Gail Stone (1/02)
• A Second Look at Nonrefundable Fees and the Ethical Requirement that Fees Be Reasonable by Nancy Bickford Miller (1/05)
• A Time for Introspection: What's Wrong with the Civil Justice System by Dick Manning (2/03)
• A Call for a New Approach to Drug Policy in Washington State by Ken Davidson (4/02)
• A Call to Arms: The Videophone Client Counseling Project by Andrew A. Guy (6/01)
• A Call to Join in the Discussion of Washington Drug Policy by Ellen Begley (10/02)
• A Profound and Grave Crisis: The Pursuit of Blind, Affordable Justice by David Savage (6/04)
• A Report on the Washington State Judicial-Performance Evaluation Pilot Project by David C. Brody (9/02)
• ABA Commission on Lawyer Assistance Programs 12th Annual National Workshop by Barbara Harper & Zella Ozretich (7/99)
• Access to Justice for Civil Legal Services by Ron Ward (1/05)
• Act Two by Lindsay Thompson (11/03)
• Address to the Federal Bar Association by The Honorable Robert J. Bryan (2/01)
• Addressing a Troubling Increase in Attorney Requests to the MCLE Board by Terri W. Malolepsy (3/04)
• Addressing the Civil Needs of Sexual-Assault Victims by Catherine A. Carroll (4/04)
• Adjusting in the Aftermath: Guardians Ad Litems Face the 1996 Statute Changes by Meredith Lynn Hardy & Nancy Bradburn-Johnson (12/97)
• Admiralty Law in Washington: Not Just for the Specialist by Craig H. Allen (2/05)
• Advising Clients: The Truth about Trademarks by Timothy B. McCormack (2/02)
• Ah, the sentiment of it all by Lindsay Thompson (2/07)
• Alarmed by Her Drinking but Afraid to Stop by Ellen A. Begley, Ph.D.  (6/05)
• Alaska Airlines Flight 261 Update by Robert F. Hedrick (2/01)
• Alaska Airlines Flight 261 Plaintiffs Prevail on Damage Issue by Robert F. Hedrick (7/01)
• Alone With the Judge: The Heightened Duty of Candor in Ex Parte Proceedings by Kevin Bank  (8/05)
• Alternate Fee Arrangements by John Ruhl (9/98)
• Alternative Fee Arrangements: How Long Do the RPCs Apply? by Mark J. Fucile (12/04)
• Amicus Curiae Briefs in Washington by Greg Overstreet (11/01)
• An Angle of Repose in Unsettling Times by Jan Michels (11/02)
• ...And Justice for All by Jan Eric Peterson (1/01)
• An Unholy Alliance: Nonlawyres Who Mass-Market Trusts and the Lawyers Who Assist Them by Kevin Bank and Cheryl Kringle (3/04)
• Announcing the Lawyers' Assistance Program's 2^nd Annual Statewide Conference by Zella Ozretich (3/99)
• Annual Report 2003: Washington State BAr Association by Dick Manning (9/03)
• An April Fool by Jan Eric Peterson (4/01)
• Anit-icers: Is It time for Courts to Recongnize Municipalities' Use of anti-icers for Roadway Ice Control? by Keith L. Kessler (2/05)
• Appellate Practice Tips: The Supreme Court Visits Bellingham by Elizabeth Li (2/04)
• Approved IOLTA Bank List
• Are Citations on the Way Down? The Case Against Footnotes by Helen A Anderson (12/01)
• The Art of Negotiation by Michael Lantz (6/03)
• The Art of Storytelling by Paul N. Luvera (3/04)
• The Art of the CR 30(b)(6) Deposition by Steven Caplow (10/05)
• Assessing Risks and Costs Related To Environmental Issues by Richard C. Pleus & Dina L. Johnson (10/98)
• Assignment of Personal Injury Claims by Lester (Larry) Kleinberg (8/98)
• Aspiring To Be a Lawyer Mensch by Peter Jarvis (7/00)
• Astute Attorneys Utilize Paralegals by Forest Collins (2/02)
• Attacks on the Judiciary — Living in a Bizarro World by Ron Ward (7/05) 
• Attorney Representation: An Essential Right or Not? by Leonard W. Schroeter (9/99)
• The Authority of Superior Court Commissioners by Kimberley Prochnau (10/02)
• Aviation Law and Flight 261: A Few Thoughts on What's to Come by Robert E. Hedrick (4/00)
• Avoiding Liability for Securities Fraud: The Legal Significance of Integration (and Non-Reliance) Clauses Under State and Federal Law by Leonard J. Feldman and Charles Ha (5/06)
• Bankruptcy Practitioners Check Your E-Mail: You've Got Notice by Dierdre P. Glynn Levin (7/02)
• Bar News Survey - The Results Are In! by Lindsay Thompson (4/04)
• Bar Year 2002-2003 by Jan Michels (10/02)
• Bar Year 2004-2005 by Jan Michels (11/04)
• Barbaric yawps in Yelm by Lindsay Thompson (8/05)
• Beach to boardroom, our members are hard at it by Lindsay Thompson (10/05)
• The Becca Bill: Is the Cure Worse than the Disease? by Catherine Chaney & Anne Kysar (4/99)
• The Becca Bill: The Rest of the Story by Mary Yu, Kaki A. Dimock & Shannon Anderson (6/99)
• Behind the Technology Curve: Affordable Solutions for Lawyers without Lots of Money by Thad M. Guyer (2/03)
• The Bench Perspective on Family Law Motions by Steven Grovdahl (5/05)
• The Benefits of Membership: What Can the WSBA Do for You? by Carl J. Carlson and other Members of the WSBA Member Benefits Task Force (3/04)
• Better Late than Never: Settlement at the Federal Court of Appeals by Mori Irvine (9/01)
• Better Late Than Never: Settlement at the Federal Court of Appeals (Part Two) by Mori Irvine (10/01)
• Beware When Your Client is a Debtor in Possession: Getting and Staying Employed in Bankruptcy Cases by David S. Kupetz (10/00)
• Beyond the Words: Understanding What Your Client is Really Saying Makes for Successful Lawyering by Stephen Keeva (4/99)
• Breach of Fiduciary Duty: The Nuclear Weapon of Fee Disputes by Michael R. Caryl (1/05)
• Big Brother is Watching: Discipline for "Private" Conduct  by Barrie Althoff (8+9/00)
• Bigger than E-filing: E-service by Scott Wetzel (4/04)
• Billing Ethics by Barrie Althoff (2/99)
• The Biting Edge of Canine Law by Daniel Warner (12/98)
• Biz-Law 101 Gets an A+: Florida Law School Teaches Hard Knocks of Managing a Small Practice by William C. Smith (8/01)
• Blurring the Boundaries of Tribal and State Jurisdiction by Robert T. Anderson (11/02)
• The Board of Governors' Planning Retreat or...Why You Should Care Who Governs the WSBA by Jan Michels (9/02)
• Board of Governors Seeks Member Input as It Considers Proposed Revision of RPC 6.1 (Pro Bono Publico Service) by Gail Smith (9/02)
• Breaking News from Goose Prairie by Lindsay Thompson (7/03)
• The Bright Side of Recovery: Becoming Weller Than Well by Mike Hoff (12/01)
• Bringing Civics Back to the Classroom: You Can Help
  by Hon. Marlin Appelwick and Judith Billings (6/06)
• Broadening the Definition of "Us" by Jan Michels (10/03)
• Building Public Faith in the Courts: Judicial Performance Evaluations by Mary Wechsler (8/06)
• Business Lawyers Pitching In for Public Good by Jim Bamberger (11/05)
• Business Skills — They're Not Just for Business People Anymore by Peter Roberts  (10/05)
• "- but enough about me. What do you think of me?" by Lindsay Thompson (6/03)
• Camping and the Law by Evan L. Loeffler (8/99)
• Casemaker — Free Online Legal-Research Library by Ron Ward (9/05)
• The Catalog of Arguments by Jeff Tolman (10/00)
• Celebrating 50 Golden Years: Honoring WSBA's 50-Year Members(12/06)
• Challenging the American Dream: A Rapidly Changing Workforce Dictates Another Look at Traditional Property Settlements in Divorce Cases by Janice E. Reha, Kathleen A. Miller and Hank Fields (1/99)
• CHANGE: It's Not a Choice - by Jan Michels (1/00)
• Change and decay, change and decay... by Lindsay Thompson (2/04)
• Changing Fee Agreements by Barrie Althoff (7/00)
• Chasing the Justice and Equality Dream by David Hall (12/00)
• Child Support and Wealthy Parents: How Much Is Too Much by Coreen R. Ferencz (8/01)
• Child Support Enforcement: by Don Wittenberger (10/97)
• Children of the Poor: Ensuring a Future for Washington's Young
  by Jacqueline Jeske (7/06)
• China's "New Contract Law": A Practical Overview by Gordon J. Liu (7/03)
• China Moves to Protect Intellectual Property, Encourage Foreign Business: A Summary of China's Regulation on computer Software Protection by Gordon Liu (1/01)
• Civility and the Sane Lawyer by Rebecca M. Nerison (4/00)
• Clarifying the Demise of Washington's Independent Business Judgment Rule: City of Seattle v. Blume  by Marc A. Perrone (6/02)
• The CLE Story by Jan Michels (9/01)
• A Client's Perspective on "Legal Divorce" by Joseph Shaub (4/99)
• Collaborative Law Reaches Out by Stafani Quane and Rachel Felbeck (2/04)
• The Commercial Real Estate Broker Lien Act by Gretchen Valentine (1/98)
• Committees, Boards, Panels and Sections: The Lifeblood of the Bar by Dale L. Carlisle (6/02)
• Commonest Errors in Contract Drafting by Robert C. Cumbow (8/04)
• Communicating with a Represented Governmental Client by Barrie Althoff (6/01)
• Communicating with Represented Persons (2/00)
• Communicating with Your Client by Barrie Althoff (4/97)
• Confidentiality in the ADR Process by Barrie Althoff (8/01)
• Congratulations to WSBA's 2005 Annual Award Recipients (11/05)
• Constitutional Amendment: Portability of Judges to Increase Courthouse Efficiency by Chief Justice Gerry L. Alexander (10/01)
• The Constructive Discharge Claim in Washington and the Employer's Ability to Defend It by Soojin E. Kim  (8/05)
• Contingent Workers and the Internal Revenue Code by Clemens Barnes, Norman Milks & Nancy Gallup (2/98)
• Contract Litigation Post-Berg v. Hudesman: Did Your Black and White Contract Turn a Lighter Shade of Pale? by Steven A. Reisler (1994)
• The Corporate Spouse: A Necessary Ingredient to Success? by Rosemary Daszkiewicz (3/02)
• Counsel for Poor Criminal Defendants: An American Tradition by Joanne Moore (2/07)
• CounterPoint by Thomas A. Haven (6/04)
• Court Funding Glad Tidings — And the Long Legislative Road Ahead by Ron Ward, WSBA President (6/05) 
• The Courts of the Washington Territory: 1853-1889 by Chief Justice Gerry L. Alexander (11/03)
• Courtrooms to Classrooms by Lyn Mattson-Eul (7/01)
• Crime Victims and the Law by Mark A. Panitch (5/01)
• The Crisis of Tort Reform - Let's Blame the Lawyers by Dick Manning (3/03)
• Dale L. Carlisle: Staying the Course by Allison L. Parker (10/01)
• Dealing with the Most Difficult Clients by Joseph Shaub (5/05)
• Deciphering Booker: The Saga of Federal Sentencing Guidelines by Allen R. Bently (5/05)
• Deck the Halls with Bah and Humbug by Lindsay Thompson (12/03)
• Defending the Sober Driver: The New .08 Alcohol Standard by Ken Fornabai (1/99)
• Defending War Crimes in The Hague by David E. Wilson (7/04)
• Defining the Practice of Law: Untying the Gordian Knot by Robert D. Welden (1/01)
• Democracy by the Dozen by Ron Ward (11/04)
• Democracy is all the rage these days by Lindsay Thompson (1/05)
• The Depressing Nature of the Law: Is Law Hazardous to Your Health? by Rebecca M. Nerison (6/99)
• The "Deliberate Intention" Exception to the Industrial Insurance Act after Birklid v. Boeing: A Guidebook for Bench & Bar by Randolph Gordon & Amy Cook (11/00)
• Demystifying Jury Selection by Stephen Hayne  (3/06)
• Dick Manning: Laying a Foundation for New Lawyers by Allison L. Parker (10/02)
• Digital Media and U.S. Copyright Law: Is YouTube the Next Grokster? by Seann W. Hallisky (12/06)
• Digital Signature Risks by Daniel B. Ritter & Mike Rodin (3/98)
• Dining at the King's Inns by Sally Gustafson Garratt (7/03)
• The Discipline Notice: Getting a Client's Consent by Jeff Tolman (2/02)
• Discipline Prevention — A Valued Member Service! - by Jan Michels - February 2000
• Discovery Practices and Problems by Barrie Althoff (3/99)
• Diversity — have it your way by Lindsay Thompson (7/05) 
• Diversity in the Practice of Law by Kathleen Hopkins and J. Tate London (12/99)
• Divorce Settlements: Shedding New Light on Old Assumptions
  by Hank Fields (7/06)
• The Dos and Don'ts of Using Expert Witnesses by Scott E. Miller (7/02)
• Dr. Strangelaw or How I Learned to Love the Berg by Steven A. Reisler (9/99)
• Does Bar News Have "Boof"? by Jan Michels (6/03)
• Doing Business in Indian Country by Rion Ramirez (11/02)
• Domain-Name Registrations and Online Trademark Infringement by Kristina Tung Kitts and Cindy L. Caditz (9/02)
• Durham and the Dylan Rule: by Barbara Durham, Chief Justice, Washington Supreme Court  (12/97)
• The Duty of the Judiciary to Ensure Access to Justice by Leonard W. Schroeter (8/99)
• Drug Courts: An Innovative Approach to Drug-Related Crime by the Honorable Ricardo S. Martinez (11/97)
• Early Mediaiton -  A Better Moustrap? (11/03)
• E-Discovery and the Proposed Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure: A Primer by Robert A. Medved (6/06)
• Effective Public Defense — Benefits to the Bottom Line by Mary Jane Ferguson (2/07)
• Elder Abuse: Recognition and Remedies by Cheryl C. Mitchell, Ferd H. Mitchell and Donald C. Brockett (11/98)
• Electronic Court Records: A Dream or a Possibility? - by Jan Michels (7/99)
• Electronic Evidence Update: How to Help Clients Meet the Duty to Preserve Evidence in the Computer Age by Mark D. Walters and Wright Noel (7/05)
• The Emerging Role of International Human-Rights Law in the Protection of Indigenous Peoples by Fawn R. Sharp (2/04)
• The Employer/Employee Relationship in the New Millennium by James H. Hopkins (11/04)
• Employment Law Developments: The 1998 Cases by George Ahrend (12/98)
• Enforcing consumers' and Employees' Legal Rights: 12 Myths about Arbitration by Keith Maurer (1/03)
• Enforcing Letters Rogatroy in British Columbia - An Update by Stephen Antle (6/02)
• Enforcing Your Washington State Judgment in Canada by Kimberly Jakeman and John Sullivan (6/03)
• Ensuring Equal Acess to the Courts for People with Disabilities
  by Allison Peryea with Judge Anne Ellington (4/06)
• Ethics and the Real Estate Lawyer by Barrie Althoff (3/01)
• Ethical Consideration as to Liens by Barrie Althoff (4/00)
• Ethical Considerations for Lawyers and Judges When Dealing with Unrepresented Persons by Barrie Althoff (1/00)
• Ethical Obligation to Provide Pro Bono Service by Barrie Althoff (5/99)
• Ethical Problems in Document Production by Barrie Althoff (4/99)
• Ethical Responsibilities of of Lawyers regarding Non Lawyer Assistants by Barrie Althoff (6/98)
• Ethical Responsibilities of Lawyers Regarding Other Lawyers by Barrie Althoff (7/98)
• Ethical Responsibility of Candor to Judges by Barrie Althoff (10/98)
• Ethical Responsibility of Lawyers to Uphold the Judiciary by Barrie Althoff (11/98)
• Ethics and the Family Law Lawyer  by Barrie Althoff (12/97)
• Ethics of Incivility by Barrie Althoff (7/99)
• Ethics in Corporate Failures by Barrie Althoff (3/02)
• Ethics Rule Change Encourages Pro Bono Work on Behalf of Indigents by Gail Smith and Andrew A. Guy (10/03)
• Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Casemaker*
  *But Were Afraid to Ask by Barbara J. Konior (4/06)
• Exceeding Excellence: Congratulations to WSBA's 2006 Annual Award Recipients (11/06)
• The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA): Is it More Than an 1,800-Page Doorstop? A Resounding "Yes"! by James H. Hopkins (6/02)
• Fear and Loathing in the Courthouse by Leslie Savina (5/05)
• Federal Criminal Practice: A Military Justice Primer by Stephen H. Carpenter (9/05)
• Federal Protection for Vessel Hull Designs by Mike Konczal (3/02)
• Federal Protection of Trade Secrets: The Economic Espionage Act of 1996 by Michael Coblenz (9/97)
• Fee Arbitration: Arguments Pro and Con and Draft APR 17  (5/98)
• Fee Arbitration Services Offered Through The Alternative Dispute Resolution Program by Veronica Nations (8/99)
• The Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996: Section 253, Cooperative Federalism, and the Role of the Federal Courts by David Goodnight and Roy Adkins (5/02)
• Fifty Ways to Scam Your Brother: A Field Guide To Fraud by Fred Huebner (3/98)
• Files: What To Do With Them So They Don't Do You In by Barrie Althoff (3-4/98)
• Financial Highlights and Statements of Activities for Fiscal 2005
• Findings From the University of Washington School of Law Gender Study
  by Deborah Maranville and the University of Washington School of Law Gender Study Committee (2/06)
• First, Let's Bless All the Lawyers: Rendering Service and Exercising Responsibility by Ron Ward (10/04)
• Five Key Prosperity Strategies, One Common Catalyst: Marketing by Charles A. Maddock (3/98)
• Five Ways to Be More Efficient at Work by Peter Balsino and Robin Baade (7/02)
• Five Years of Progress: Reinventing the Republic with the Council on Public Legal Education by Judge Marlin Applwick and Judith Billings (1/05)
•  Free Billable Hours by Paul H. Burton (12/05)
• From "Crime and Punishment" to a Continuum of Professional Conduct Services by Jan Michels (5/02)
• The Fundamental Right of Access to Justice: The Historical Antecedents by Leonard W. Schroeter (05/99)
• The Future of Ideas: The Fate of the Commons in a Connected World by Robert C. Cumbow (1/03)
• Gems of the Week from the Law Office Management Assistance Program by Marty Potter (3/00)
• Gertrude, Mr. Stevens and I Plan Some Picaresque Adventures by Lindsay T. Thompson (3/03)
• Ghandi was right. Civilized law practice would be a good idea. by Lindsay Thompson (3/04)
• The Gift of a Tail Wind by Jan Michels (10/00)
• Gifts and Loans to or from Clients by Barrie Althoff (12/98)
• The "Giving Season" Lasts All Year for Lawyer Volunteers by Jan Michels (12/01)
• The Glass-Ceiling Survey by Lisa M. Stone (2/02)
• got grammar? by Robert C. Cumbow (8/05)
• Grandparent Visitation Rulings Leave Unanswered Questions by Justice Philip Talmadge (09/00)
• Greedy Associates - An Appetite Suppressant by Judith Endejan (5/00)
• The Greengrocer by Dan Caine (12/00)
• The Greyhaired Cyberpunk (series) by Robert Apgood (1/99+)
• "A Grievance Has Been Filed Against You" by Jan Michels (2/01)
• Guardians ad Litem Face the 1996 Statute Changes by Meredith Lynn Hardy & Nancy Bradburn-Johnson  (12/97)
• Guide to Etiquette - Excerpted from Ensuring Equal Access for People with Disabilities: A Guide for Washington Courts (8/06)
• Gun Control 101: The Legal Underpinnings by Daniel Warner (9/99)
• The Hangartner Decision: The Supreme Court Limits Access to Public Records (9/04)
• Happy New Year! - by Jan Michels (10/99)
• Happy New Year! by Jan Michels (1/02)
• Has the Duration of Copyright Turned Wrong? by J. Michael Keyes (6/03)
• Hiring Emotionally Intelligent Associates by Larry Richard (6/00)
• History in the Making - Ron Ward: 114th President of the Washington State Bar Association, First President of Color by Kathy Henning (10/04)
• The History of Women's Jury Service in Washington by Aaron H. Caplan (3/05) 
• Honest Abe's Guide to Practicing Law by Barrie Althoff (10/00)
• Honoring WSBA's 50-Year Members (11/05)
• How to get inaugurated by Lindsay Thompson (2/05)
• How to Read the Modern Law Student's Resume by Erika Lim (5/04)
• How to Say "No" by Jeff Tolman (1/04)
• How Washington State Failed to Protect Its Police Offices and How It Can Rectify This Failure by Teresa Sumearll (8/04)
• I Came, I Saw, I Read and Read and Read: What We've Learned in the Long-Range Planning Process by Lindsay Thompson (9/88)
• If at First You Don't Succeed...Turning a Judgment Against a Recalcitrant Tortfeasor into Cash by Yvonne Kinoshita Ward (7/01)
• The Image of a Lawyer by Dick Manning (11/02)
• Immigration Law and Civil Rights: Where Do Aliens Stand After 9/11? by Steven S. Miller and Laurie Bernbaum (3/02)
• The Impact of Longevity on Divorce Settlements by Camden M. Hall, Janice E. Reha and Lisa R. Peters (5/01)
• Implementing Initiative 200: The Initial Issues (2/99)
• Improve Your Accounts Receivable With a "Name the Moose (Elk) Head" Contest by Greg Lawless (4/99)
• Improving Public Defense in Washington: A Progress Report by Rafael Gonzales (2/07)
• Inadverdent Production: Gold Nugget or Rotten Egg? by Mark J. Fucile (05/05)
• Increasing Diversity in the Legal Profession: A Collaboration The Statewide Conference on Diversity by Angelique M. Davis and Joslyn K.N. Donlin (9/06)
• Index (searchable spreadsheet)
• The Initiative Process: The Supreme Court Versus the People by James Bond (6/02)
• The independent judiciary in a democracy by Guest Columnist Richard P. Guy (06/05)
• Indian Law: A Bit More Mainstream in Washington by Gabe Galanda (2/05)
• The Internet: Changing Professionals' Lives by Jeff Toman (9/03)
• Informal Opinion Roundup 2005 by Chris Sutton (2/06)
• Initiative 330 — The Medical Malpractice Initiative by Ron Ward (8/05)
• Inside the Rules of Professional Conduct Committee by Vicki Lee Anne Parker (8/01)
• Insurance-Disclosure Court Rule Information and Request for Comments by WSBA General Counsel Bob Welden (7/05) 
• Introducing Paula Littlewood by Jan Michels (4/04)
• Introcucing the WYLD Bridge Builders by J.D. Smith (5/04)
• Investing In Your Client's Business by Barrie Althoff  (3/00)
• Into the 21st Century: Honoring Our Obiligation to All Members by David Savage (10/03)
• IOLTA: Is It a Taking? Is That Really the Issue by Lucy Isaki (3/01)
• Iraqi Judicial Profiles in Courage by Robert F. Utter (11/05)
• Is It Against the Law to Be a Jerk? by Paul Buchanan (2/01)
• Issue Spotting in Technology and Law Practice 2000-2005 by Randall E. Winn (11/99)
• It Can't Happen Here? A Look Back at a Sad Chapter in the Law by David F. Shayne (8/03)
• It's Fundamental: Democracy, Justice, and America's Courts by S. Brooke Taylor (11/05)
• It's Fundamental: Even When East Meets West  by S. Brooke Taylor (12/05)
• It's No Shame to Claim: Unraveling the Mystery of Insurance Coverage for Criminal Losses by R. Mark Keenan and Pablo Quiρones (9/98)
• Judicial Assistance: The Best-Kept Secret (12/05)
• Judicial Independence as a Campaign Platform by Shirley S. Abrahamson (3/05) 
• The Judicial Recommendation committee Process by Fred Meyers and Everett Billingslea (6/01)
• The Jurisprudence of Professionalism by Leonard W. Schroeter (6/99)
• Just Like a "Real" Court! by Judges Edythe Chenois, Jane M. Smith and Cynthia A. Jordan (11/02)
• Justice at Web Speed by Tom Clarke (9/03)
• Justice in Jeopardy by Ron Ward (12/04)
• Justice in Jeopardy: Inadequate Funding of Our Trial Courts by Jan Michels (1/04)
• Justice in Jeopardy: Where We Started and Where We Have Yet to Go! by M. Janice Michels (2/07)
• Juveniles' Waiver of Miranda Rights: Competence and Evaluation by Delton W. Young (4/02)
• Keep the Claims Straight and the Parties Honest: Eliminating the Fraud or Misrepresentation Claim from a Breach-of-Contract Action by Derek W. Loeser (1/02)
• Keeping Counsel: The Attorney-Client Privilege Within Law Firms by Mark J. Fucile (1/06)
• King County's Mental Health Court: An Innovative Approach for Coordinating Justice Services by the Honorable James D. Cayce and Kari Burrell (6/99)
• Know Thy Jurist: Change Thy Name by Sir Brian P. McLean (7/02)
• Kosovo: Detention Review Commission by Jack F. Nevin (7/02)
• The LAP/LaSD 5th Annual Statewide Conference: Putting Knowledge to Work by Erika Wilson (6/02)
• L, the Romans count it by Lindsay Thompson (12/05)
• The Language of Law by Robert Cumbow (12/05)
• Law Firm Partners — To Stay or To Go? by Karen A. Andersen (4/06)
• The Law of Lawyering by Mark A. Johnson (11/04)
• Law Office Management Assistance Program (LOMPA) Offers "Law Office in a Box" by Peter Roberts (12/03)
• Law, the Musical by Jeff Tolman (2/03)
• The LAP/LaSD 6th Annual Statewide Conference: "The Whole Lawyer" by Erika Wilson (6/03)
• The Lawyer as Hero: A Pride of Lions, a Justice of Lawyers by Randolph I. Gordon (6/99)
• Lawyer Discipline: 1997 Summary Report by Barrie Althoff (5/98)
• Lawyer Discipline: 1998 Summary Report by Barrie Althoff (6/99)
• Lawyer Discipline: 1999 Summary Report by Barrie Althoff (6/00)
• Lawyer Discipline: 2000 Summary Report by Barrie Althoff (5/01)
• Lawyer Discipline: 2001 Summary Report by Barrie Althoff (5/02)
• Lawyer Discipline Sanctions by Barrie Althoff (1/02)
• Lawyers and Mediators — Getting on the Same Page by Patrick R. Cockrill (5/05)
• Lawyers and the Art of Motorcycle Riding (Part One) by Barrie Althoff (12/02)
• Lawyers and the Art of Motorcycle Riding (Part Two) by Barrie Althoff (1/03)
• Lawyers as Leaders: Hope for the Future by Ron Ward (9/05)
• A Lawyer's Day at the United States Supreme Court by Thomas F. Spaulding (8/99)
• Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection by Robert Welden (10/05)
• Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection by Robert Welden (7/02)
• Lawyers Helping Hungry Children: An Interview with Lawyers Dan Gunther and Robert Mussehl by Allison L. Parker (8/02)
• Lawyers: Leading with Integrity by Stella Rabaut (10/03)
• Lawyer Services: Recent Developments in the WSBA's ADR Programs by Chris Sutton (2/00)
• The Lawyer-to-Lawyer Program: Helping to Bridge the Gap from Law School to "Lawyering" by Stephen Henderson (01/02)
• A Lawyer's Duty of Truth & Candor to Non-Clients by Barrie Althoff (1/98)
• Leadership in Lawyering by Greg Tolbert, David Goodnight and Vanessa Power (6/04)
• Leadership in the Profession of Law by Dan Leahy (10/03)
• Leadership, of a Sort by Lindsay Thompson (10/03)
• Leadership with Style: The WSBA Leadership Institute by Joslyn K.N. Donlin (4/05) 
• Leading the 21st Century — The 2006 WSBA Leadership Institute Enters Its Second Year by Joslyn K.N. Donlin (4/06)
• Legislation of Interest to Lawyers: Legal News You Can Use by Representative Patricia Lantz and Representative Skip Priest (9/06)
• Less Privileged: Unexpected Waivers of the Attorney-Client Priviledge by Roger D. Mellem (04/05)
• Lessons Learned: Three Years on the Board of Governors by Zulema Hinojos-Fall (10/04)
• Liability Limitations and Invoice Terms in the Commercial Context by Roger D. Mellem (10/02)
• Life as a PLLC: Are You My Member? by Brian P. McLean (3/02)
• The lighter side of the law by Janet Skreen (5/05)
• Limiting the Scope of Your Representation: When Your Client Wants, or Can Afford, Only a Part of You by Barrie Althoff (7/97)
• Limiting the Scope of Your Representation: Questions of Cost, Candor and Disclosure by Barrie Althoff (7/97)
• Listen Up! by Sherrie Bennett (3/99)
• Listening, Really Listening - by Jan Michels (8/99)
• Listening to Diversity Concerns by David Savage (4/04)
• Listening to Our Membership: Challenges and Opportunities by David Savage 11/03)
• Lex Feles et Canis - Beyond Ferae Naturae: Practicing Animal Law in Washington by Adam Karp (2/03)
• LOMAP: Taking the Mystery Out of Law Office Administration for the Solo and Small-Firm Practice by Peter D. Roberts (7/01)
• Looking at Member Benefits by Dale L. Carlisle (4/02)
• Maintaining a Healthy Criminal Justice System by Tom McBride (2/07)
• Major Criminal Law Decisions of the United States Supreme Court's 1998-99 Term by Craig Hemmens and Rolando V. del Carmen (12/99)
• Major Criminal Law Decisions of the United States Supreme Court 2000 Term: Part One by Craig Hemmens (12/01)
• Major Criminal Law Decisions of the United States Supreme Court 200 Term: Part Two by Craig Hemmens (1/02)
• Make a New Year's Resolution to Plan for Retirement by Zella Ozretich (1/99)
• Make the Most of Seasonal Mingling by Debra Fine (12/03)
• Making a Better Record--Tips from a Court Reporter by William Macauley (8/98)
• Making a Case for Expanding Non-Attorney Representation in some State Administrative Settings by the Honorable Cynthia Imbrogno (4/98)
• Making Gideon Real: Washington Counties and the Duty to Provide Effective Assistance of Counsel by David F. Taylor, Don Scaramastra, and Beth Colgan (2/07)
• Making Good on Gideon's Promise by Rep. Pat Lantz and Rep. Jay Rodne (9/05)
• The man who liked dogs by Lindsay Thompson (12/04)
• Managing Conflicts by Mark J. Fucile (10/04)
• "May I Please Take a Copy of Bar News?" Seattle University Law Students and the Committee for Diversity Get an Inside Look at the WSBA by Erika Wilson (9/03)
• Mediation Services Offered Through the Alternative Dispute Resolution Program by Chris Sutton (5/99)
• Meeting RPC 6.1's New Goals for Providing Pro Bono Services to Law-Income Persons by Andrew A. Guy (11/03)
• Merkel Cell Carcinoma — A Rare Bug by John P. Payseno (8/05)
• Military Justice: A Singular Opportunity for Significant Service by Victor Kelly (7/02)
• The Mission and Business of CLE by Mark Sideman (12/03)
• The Modern Lawyer's Test by Jeff Tolman (10/05)
• Modest Dreams by Jeff Tolman (4/02)
• Money and Ethics: The Young Lawyer's Conundrum by Patrick J. Schiltz (01/00)
• Monitoring Attorney-Client conversations: A Morality Play in Two Acts by Allen Bentley (6/02)
• "The Most Accurate and Useful Law Books Possible" Wash.Terr., Wash., Wn.2d, and Wn. App. — Milestones of Official Case Reporting in Washington by Tim Fuller (11/05)
• The Mother of All Battles By Steven A. Reisler (12/06)
• Moving Beyond Anecdotes: The Civil Legal Needs Study by Justice Charles W. Johnson and Judge Mary Kay Becker (1/04)
• Multidisciplinary Practice: Will We Vote Ourselves Out of the Competition? by Caryn L. Ambramowitz (8/00)
• Multidisciplinary Practice: What is It and Who Cares?  by Jan Eric Peterson (6/00)
• Multijurisdictional Practice by Barrie Althoff (8/02)
• Municipal Courts, Judicial Independence, and the Board for Judicial Administration by Judge Robert McSeveney (10/02)
• Music Industry v. Napster: copyright Law Peers into the Networking World by Sheila M. Heidmiller (4/01)
• Mutant Lawyers by Terrence A. Leahy (10/03)
• My death and why I still have to work too hard by Evan L. Loeffler (11/04)
• Native Justice: A Look at Tribal Court Jurisdiction in Washington State by Robert J. McCarthy (8/99)
• Navigating the Perils of Discovery in the E-Information Age by David H. Schultz and J. Robert Keena (4/02)
• Navigating Washington's Rules of Appellate Procedure: Eight Hidden Dangers and costly Mistakes by David B. Koch (6/01)
• New APR 8(g): Rendering Legal Services to Members of the Military by Captain Bruce M. MacDonald (7/02)
• The New "Access to Family Law Court Records" Court Rule by J. Mark Weiss (12/01)
• New Appellate Rule for CD-ROM Briefs by Richard Lambe (7/03)
• The New Board - Bigger, Broader, More Diverse by Jan Michels (3/02)
• A New Era Deserves a New Divorce Model by Janice Reha and Kathleen Miller (7/06)
• New Legislation of Interest to Attorneys: 2001 Highlights by Senator Adam Kline and Senator Stephen L. Johnson (7/01)
• New Legislation of Interest to Attorneys: 2002 Highlights by Senator Adam Kline and Senator Stephen L. Johnson (6/02)
• New Legislation of Interest to Attorneys: 2004 Highlights by Stephen L. Johnston and Pat Lantz (7/04)
• A New Tool for Safety: Introducing Washington's Sexual Assault Protection Order by Kelly O'Connell (6/06)
• The New Washington Legal Ethics Deskbook by Christopher Sutton (8/03)
• New Year, New Positions, New People by Jan Michels (1/05)
• New Washington Publicity Rights Legislation by O. Yale Lewis, Jr. (6/98)
• The 9th Circuit Approach to Applying Federal Law to Indian Tribes by Jill Conrad (11/02)
• The 9th Circuit Pro Bono Program: Public Service and Personal Satisfaction by Leonard J. Feldman (12/03)
• The Noble Profession by David A. Larson (1/02)
• Not Exactly Sally Field at the Oscars by Lindsay Thompson (4/04)
• Not Just for Decoration by Robert C. Cumbow (3/06)
• Notice in Washington Construction Contracts: Is Prejudice an Issue? by John P. Ahlers (4/98)
• Observations from the Bench: Cross-examination Strategies by Jeff Tolman (2/01)
• On being gubernatorial by Lindsay Thompson (10/04)
• On Diverting Lawyers form Discipline by Joy Mclean and Jennifer Favell (04/05)
• On the BOG Plate: WSBA Policy Issues to Debate by Dale L. Carlisle (1/02)
• On the snagging of appointments by Lindsay Thompson (03/05) 
• On the Supreme Court by Justice Philip Talmadge (3/99)
• On Trial: A Treasure Trove for Trial Lawyers by Thomas J. Greenan (4/02)
• One of Eastern Washington's Own Is the WSBA's New President by Lindsay Thompson (10/03)
• One or two steps forward, then, maybe, another by Lindsay Thompson (4/05)
• Online Lawyer Directories: Do They Work? by Donald B. Kramer (12/99)
• "Only," the Lonely by Robert C. Cumbow (5/04)
• An Open Letter to Physicians — We Need to Talk by S. Brooke Taylor (1/06)
• Opening the Doors Wider by Lindsay Thompson (4/01)
• Opening the Legal-Services Market in Korea by Kevin Y. Jung (8/04)
• Original Consent by the Honorable Richard B. Sanders (2/98)
• The Other Editor's Page by De Novo Editor Jason Vail  (1/06)
• Our Duty to Secure the Public's Right to Vote by Ron Ward (10/04)
• Our Constitutional Commitment to Justice by Ellen Conedera Dial  (2/07)
• Our Friend "That" by Robert C. Cumbow (6/03)
• Overcoming Obstacles-and Involvement in the Community: The Story of Latino Lawyers in Washington State by Maria Chavez, Ph.D (8/03)
• An Overview of Washington's 1998 Deed of Trust Act Amendments by Craig A. Fielden (7/98)
• The Parenting Act and Mediation, Fifteen Years On by Porter Kelley (11/03)
• Parting Shots by Jan Eric Peterson (9/01)
• People First: Ensuring Equal Access for People with Disabilities (8/06)
• People First Language - Excerpted from Ensuring Equal Access for People with Disabilities: A Guide for Washington Courts (8/06)
• Perceptions: A Conversation, A Movie, A Newspaper by Dick Manning (10/02)
• Percolating Issues by Jan Michels (7/01)
• Pet Peeves by Robert C. Cumbow (9/03)
• Pit Bulls, Pikes, and Pitchforks - Rendering the Service of Practicing Professionalism by Ron Ward (2/05)
• Plainant Simple by Lindsay Thompson (5/04) 
• Plans for Electronic Filing in King County by Paul Sherfey, Barbara Miner, and Catherine Krause (9/03) 
• A Plea for Trampus Borders by Royce Roberts  (8/05)
• Please, just spell it right by Lindsay Thompson (11/05)
• Positive Approaches to 21st Century Access to Justice by Chief Justice Richard P. Guy (5/99)
• The Power of Truth: An Attorney's Guide to Winning Jury Trials in a Dishonest World by Stephen D. Easton (10/98)
• The Powerful and Mysterious American Jury: Common Misunderstandings by Attorneys, Judges and the Public by Joyce E. Tsongas and Arthur D. Monson (8/02)
• Practical and Ethical Considerations of Internet Advertising: Lawyer Advertising on the Internet by Barrie Althoff, WSBA Chief Disciplinary Counsel (12/99)
• Practical Suggestions to Avoid Problems with Fees by Joy McLean (1-2/97)
• The Practice of Law and Involvement by Nonlawyers — Whither Goest the Future? by Ron Ward (5/05)
• The Practice of Law Board by Robert D. Welden (8/03)
• The Preamble to the Rules of Professional Conduct by Barrie Althoff (1/99)
• Preserving Mediation's Greatest Attribute: Simplicity by Fred R. Butterworth (3/04)
• The President's Initiative by Jan Eric Peterson (7/01)
• President's Message by M. Wayne Blair (5/99)
• President's Message by M. Wayne Blair (3/99)
• President's Initiatives by Dale L. Carlisle (10/01)
• Privacy Issues and the Court System by Pam L. Daniels (3/02)
• Proactive Risk Management for Lawyers by Emily Eichenhorn (7/03)
• Pro Bono Programs Go High-Tech by Joyce Raby (5/99)
• Pro Bono Publico Services by WSBA Members in 2003 by Andrew A. Guy (7/04)
• Pro Bono Publico: What Have You Done (Reported) Lately by Dan Young (8/06)
• Pro Bono's Triple Win by Judge William L. Dwyer (4/02)
• Process & Progress: An Insider's Perspective on the Tobacco Settlement Negotiations by Christine Gregoire (9/97)
• Professionalism by Dale L. Carlisle (5/02)
• Professionalism and Mentoring: Good for Us All by Soojin E. Kim (5/04)
• Professionalism Is a Noun by Mark T. Patterson II (12/05)
• Prosecutor Gets a Searing Close-up of Alcohol's Toll by Susan Paynter (4/01)
• Proud to Be A Lawyer by Evan E. Sperline (8/00)
• Proud to Be A Lawyer by Jay Flynn (1/01)
• Proud to Be A Lawyer by Randolph I. Gordon (3/01)
• Proud to Be A Lawyer by Thomas A. Campbell (9/01)
• Proud to Be a Lawyer: A Family History by Linda Marousek (6/00)
• Proud to Be a Lawyer...a Female Lawyer by Victoria L. Vreeland and Karen K. Koehler (10/01)
• Proud to Be a Lawyer: From Afghanistan to Zimbabwe - Helping  Those in Need by Julia M. Bolz (9/02)
• Proud to Be a Lawyer: Holiday Edition by Jan Eric Peterson, WSBA President  (12/00)
• Proud to Be a Lawyer: Seattle University School of Law Commencement Address; December 22, 2001 by Randolph I. Gordon (5/02)
• Proud to Be a Teacher: How Lawyers Can Educate the Public about the Law by Judith Billings and the Honorable Marline Appelwick (4/01)
• Psychology, Expert Testimony and the Law by Dr. Gordon Cochrane (3/01)
• Public Defense: Guaranteeing Justice for All by Chief Justice Gerry L. Alexander (2/07)
• Punishment or Rehabilitation? The Juvenile's Right to Trial by Jury by Susan Craighead (6/98)
• Putting Professional Ideals into Practice: Pro Bono Publico Services by WSBA Members in 2004 by Andrew A. Guy (6/05)
• "Raising the Bar" Survey Results by Christine Veit (9/88)
• Random Thoughts from 20 Years on the Bench by Judge David A. Nichols (6/04)
• Reaching for Professionalism in the Practice of Law - by Jan Michels (3/00)
• Reaching Out: S. Brooke Taylor Sworn in as WSBA President by Alfredo Tryferis (10/05)
• Reading Directions Like a Lawyer by Jeff Tolman (8/02)
• Real Estate Excise Tax Exemptions and 11 U.S.C.§1146 by Zachary Mosner (2/99)
• Rebuilding Faith in an Independent Judiciary by S. Brooke Taylor (10/05)
• Recent RPC Informal Opinions by Christopher Sutton (12/00)
• Reciprocal Admission between Washington, Idaho and Oregon by Robert D. Welden (9/01)
• Recharging Your Professional and Personal Life by Meade Brown, Jr. (6/01)
• Redux All Over Again by Lindsay T. Thompson (2/03)
• Referral Fees Paid by Other Professionals: Are They Ever Permissible? by Kevin Bank (12/05)
• Reforming State Supreme Court Elections by Todd De Groff (3/99)
• Regulating the Unauthorized Practice of Law by Dale L. Carlisle (3/02)
• Relevance, by Jan Michels (2/99)
• Reporting Professional Misconduct by Barrie Althoff (9/99)
• Representing the Most Vulnerable by Bob Free and Penny Fields (12/03)
• Resources - Excerpted from Ensuring Equal Access for People with Disabilities: A Guide for Washington Courts (8/06)
• Respecting Lawyers by Paul Lehto (2/04)
• Results of Statewide Town Meetings Synthesized by Rosemary Daszkiewicz (9/99)
• Rethinking the Roles of Guardians ad Litem in Dissolutions by Raven Lidman & Betsy Hollingsworth (12/97)
• A Review of Significant Criminal Law Decisions of the 1999 Term of the United States Supreme Court by Craig Hemmens, J.D., Ph.D. (1/01)
• RPC Informal Opinion Roundup by Chris Sutton (12/00)
• Rig Ship for Dive by Lindsay Thompson (1/06)
• The Right to Counsel as Developed in the United States Supreme Court by Leonard Schroeter (10/99)
• The Right to Counsel: Every Accused Person's Right by Robert C. Boruchowitz (1/04)
• Right to Counsel Remains Threatened in Washington by Robert C. Boruchowitz (2/07)
• The Rule of Law and the Magnificence of the Human Spirit by Justice Robert E. Utter (6/01)
• The Rule of Law in Russia: A Report from Vladivostok by Frederick M. Lorenz (6/05)
• The Sad Story of an In-House Lawyer by Barrie Althoff (5/00)
• A Salute to the Washington Young Lawyers Division - by Jan Michels (5/99)
• Same-Sex Marriage: The State of the Law by Patricia Novotny & Gwynne L. Skinner (9/98)
• School Days, School Days: Public Education, the Teaching Lawyer and Law Week 2001 by Jan Eric Peterson (3/01)
• Scoring Our Progress... by Jan Michels (7/03)
• See Dick Run, Watch Dick Go: The Wiring of Our New Bar President by Sherrie Bennett (10/99)
• Seems like just yesterday by Lindsay Thompson (7/04)
• Seize The Future - by Jan Michels (11/99)
• Segregation as a Constitutionally Protected Right: The Legacy of Washington Supreme Court Justice Joseph A. Mallery by Michael C. Subit (2/01)
• Separated at Tax Time, Not Married for Federal Filing Purposes: Why a Married Person Might Want to File "Single" by Daniel M. Warner (2/98)
• September 11 Aftermath: Immigration Effects ( Part II) by Steven S. Miller and Laurie Bernbaum (4/02)
• Serving At The Banquet of Justice by Barrie Althoff (12/00)
• Serving on the "D Board" by Kimberly Goetz (12/00)
• Setting Up and Maintaining a System to Check for Conflicts of Interest by Barrie Althoff (8/98)
• Settling the Last Frontiers by Jan Michels (9/03)
• Seven Types of Ambiguity... More or Less by Robert C. Cumbow (11/06)
• Seventh Annual Access to Justice Conference: Access to Peace through Justice by Sharlene Steele (10/02)
• Should Washington Raise the Homestead? by Frederick P. Corbit (12/05)
• Show Me the (Canadian) Money: Collecting Judgments from Debtors in Canada by Michael Bertoldi (6/05) 
• "Signs" of the Times by Jan Michels (1/01)
• Smoke Meets High Tech: the Wiring of Washington's Tobacco Case by Gary Larson (3/99)
• So You Wanna Sue the Soccer Bully? by Sherrie Bennett, Editor (7/99)
• Some Do's and Don'ts of Meidation Advocacy by Mori Irvine (8/03)
• Speak Softly and Carry a Big Shtik: Litigating the Oral Contract in Washington by Steven A. Reisler and Dawn S. Perry (2/02)
• Special Admission Rule for Military Lawyers by Hon. Gerry Alexander, Chief Justice, Washington State Supreme Court (12/05)
• The Special Committee for the Evaluation of the Rules of Professional Conduct ("Ethics 2003 Committee") by Jan Michels (11/03)
• Stare Decisis: Everything You Never Realized You Need To Know by Kelly Kunsch (10/98)
• Starving at the Banquet of Justice by Barrie Althoff (11/00)
• The State of Indian Education and News Schools of Thought by Melissa Campobasso (11/02)
• The State of the Bar by David Savage (9/04)
• State of the Judiciary Address presented to the Joint Session of the Washington State Legislature January 18, 2005 by Chief Justice Gerry A. Alexander (3/05) 
• The State of the State: An Interview with Chief Justice Alexander, Attorney General McKenna, and 2005-06 WSBA President Taylor An interview by Jeffrey G. Frank (10/06)
• The State's Role in Defining the Constitutional Right to Counsel in Gideon by Rob McKenna (2/07)
• The Story Behind the Unique Look of Japanese Agreements by David Monroe (6/01)
• Strange Bedfellows: The New Washington Attorney Lien Statute and the Blaney Cases by Deborah D. Brookings (12/04)
• Strained to the Breaking Point: The Current State of Washington State's Civil Equal Justice Delivery System by Jim Bamberger (5/99)
• The Stressless Practice of Law by Karl Zeiger (10/04)
• Structuring Attorneys' Fees: What's All the Fuss?
  by Robert W. Wood  (2/06)
• The Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program Guest column from the Washington State Bar Foundation LRAP Advisory Committee (8/05)
• Substantive Due Process and the Problem of Horse Sex by Natalie Daniels (11/06)
• Successful Partnering Between Inside and Outside Counsel by Barrie Althoff (10/01)
• Summer Daze by Jan Michels (8/03)
• Superlawyers, Truth, Justice and the American Way by Patricia Novotny (9/02)
• Supreme Court Considers MCLE Changes, by Jan Eric Peterson (Chair) & Jeff Belfiglio (12/99)
• The Supreme Court Provides Greater Public Access To Disciplinary Information by Barrie Althoff & Randy Beitel (9/97)
• Take the Initiative on Constitutionality by Hugh Spitzer (10/00)
• Taking Stock: Investing in Clients by Mark J. Fucile  (11/05)
• Takuji Yamashita by Steven Goldsmith (3/01)
• Taxpayer Relief Act & Family Businesses by Glen White (2/98)
• Transformational Law: New Approaches Expand Choices in Law Practice by J. Kim Wright, Dolly M. Garlo, and Marty Price (2/04)
• Teaching Law in Russia by Frederick M. Lorenz (4/00)
• Technology Basics Manual: Fundraising for Access to Justice by Joyce Raby (1/01)
• Tensions in American Law by Jan Michels (6/02)
• Thank You to Our Tireless Volunteers, and Bar Staff by Dale L. Carlisle (9/02)
• Thanking the 2000-01 Bar-Year Team by Jan Michels (11/01)
• That Most Noble of Addictions: Workaholism by Jean Johnson (3/02)
• The Theory of the Case: Why a Strange Story Is Better Than None at All by Stone Grissom (8/05)
• There Were So Many Red Flags, I Couldn't Shut My Door by Jeff Tolman  (6/99)
• They Did What? by Lindsay Thompson (8/03)
• Things to Learn from a Lawyer with Files in Piles by Jeff Tolman (6/03)
• Third Party Intervention: What, When, How by Rebecca Nerison (3/01)
• This Wonderful World of Words by Robert C. Cumbow (1/04)
• Time to Go Public? (Should We Invite Nonlawyers to Sit on the Board of Governors?) by Dick Manning (8/03)
• Time to Untie the House? by Erik D. Price (6/04)
• Title VII: The Washington Law Against Discrimination in the Shadow of Federal Law by Katrin E. Frank (11/01)
• Tolman Law Library (Not) by Jeff Tolman (10/99)
• Top Ten Law Office Management Tips by Marty Potter (10/99)
• The Top 10 Reasons for Adopting the New Uniform Mediation Act in Washington by Alan Kirtley (11/04)
• The Trials of Lenny Bruce: The Fall and Rise of an American Icon reviewed by Robert C. Cumbow (2/03)
• The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth by Jan Eric Peterson (6/01)
• Third Year Governors Have Their Say by David Savage and  Members of the Board of Governors (8/04)
• Therapy vs. Forensics: Irreconcilable Conflict Between Therapeutic and Forensic Roles of Mental Health Professionals, by Stuart Greenberg & Daniel Shuman (10/97)
• Those Troublesome Twins by Robert C. Cumbow (1/05)
• Tie One On by Greg Lawless (6/04)
• To Be or Not to Be...Coached: A Profile of Coach Irene Leonard  by Mar Sulaika Ochs (3/04)
• Top 10 Writing Errors for Law Students (and Lawyers) to Improve Upon in 2003 by Robert C. Cumbow (3/03)
• Tribal Rights to Harvest Shellfish by Phil Katzen & Riyaz Kanji (7/98)
• A Tribute to WSBA's 50-Year Members by Marshall D. Adams (10/99)
• Tree Law by Daniel M. Warner (4/02)
• True Confessions of a Reservation Attorney by Jack Fiander (12/06)
• Turnaround by An LAP Peer Counselor (4/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (1/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (featuring Middle-Aged Lawyer Goes Through Change of Life by George Critchlow) (3/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (4/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (5/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (8/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (9/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (11/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (12/01)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (2/02)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (4/02)
• Two Cents' Worth by Mark Panitch (1/03)
• "Two Things..." by Jan Michels (1/03)
• Understanding the License-Fee Process by Dale L. Carlisle (7/02)
• Unfairness in Consumer Protection Cases by Bob Lipson (5/02)
• Unfaltering Resolve by Dick Manning (1/03)
• The Unintentional Franchise by Howard R. Morrill (3/03)
• Unpublished Decisions: Routine Cases or Shadow Precedents? by Eron Berg (12/00)
• Unsafe at Hyper Speed?: Managing Risk on the World Wide Web by David Brenner (11/97)
• The U.S. Supreme  Court and Criminal Law: 2001 Term (Part One) by Craig Hemmens (1/03)
• The U.S. Supreme Court and Criminal Law: 2001 Term (Part Two) by Craig Hemmens (2/03)
• Using a Trade Name for Your Law Practice by Barrie Althoff (9/98)
• Using E-mail, Asking for Trouble? E-mail, the Attorney-Client Privilege and RPC 1.6 By Mark D. Walters (5/98)
• Using That Word by Robert C. Cumbow (11/04)
• Using the Internet to Watch a Bill Become Law by MIchele Radosevich and Gail Stone (3/04)
• Usury Rate Table
• The Value of an Organization by David Savage (3/04)
• Varieties of Thought Disorder in the Criminal Context by Delton W. Young, Ph.D. (3/03) 
• The Verdict by Michael Hoff (12/99)
• "Voices for Justice" Heard at Sixth Annual Access to Justice Conference by Sharlene Steele (8/01)
• The View from down here by Jan Michels (5/04)
• Violence-Theft-Harassment and the Fair Credit Reporting Act by Judi A. Vail (11/98)
• Voir Dire by Greg Lawless (1/04)
• Volunteer Opportunities in Washington State by Sherrie Bennett (5/99)
• Volunteering for Service in Iraq by D. Anthony Weeks (4/04)
• Washington's 10 Most Significant Labor and Employment Cases in 2000-2001 by Juliet Wehr Jones (2/02)
• Washington's Administration of Misdemeanor Justice by Darren Nienaber (2/02)
• Washington Law of Lawyer Liability by Mark Johnson (4/00)
• Washington's Lawyer Discipline System by Barrie Althoff (11/01)
• Washington Rejects "Friendly Parent" Presumption in Child Custody Cases by Margaret K. Dore and J. Mark Weiss (8/01)
• Washington Rule of Professional Conduct 1.8(e)(1) Should Be Amended  to Permit Repayment of Litigation Costs Advanced by an Attonrey to Be Contingent upon Recovery by Mark Johnson (2/01)
• Washington's Strong Voice in the American Bar Association by Jan Michels and J. Scott Miller (12/04)
• Watery Wireless Internet Connectivity Extends Boating Bliss by John Harrington (7/05) 
• Welcome to the WSBA's New President-elect and Governors (10/04)
• Welcome to the New WSBA Governors by Allison L. Parker (11/01)
• We're All in This Together by Jeff Tolman (9/99)
• When Johnny Comes Marching Home: USERRA's Protections and Obligations by Thomas P. Quinlan (7/05)
• What Members are Telling the Board by Jan Michels (5/01)
• What to do When You Make a Big Mistake by Barrie Althoff (2/98)
• What to Do While Your Dream Job Materializes by Rebecca Nerison, Ph.D. (1/01)
• What Washington Jurors Really Think by Chris Dominc and Craig C. New, Ph.D (12/03)
• What's Indian Law Got to Do with It? An Introduction by Gabriel S. Galanda (11/02)
• When the Clock Strikes 2000: Practical and Legal Y2K Issues by Gregory S. Johnson (8/98)
• Who's Fair Game? Who You Can and Can't Talk to on the Other Side by Mark J. Fucile
• Why Diversity? by Ron Ward (4/05) 
• Why Diversity Matters - Reflecting the Public We Serve by Dave Savage (1/03)
• Why Partners Stay...or Don't: Characteristics of Successful Law Firms by Ezra Tom Clark, Jr. (1/98)
• Why Lawyers Have Often Worn Strange Clothes, Claimed to Work for Free -- and Been Hated by Hugh Spitzer (9/00)g
• Why Not Say "I'm Sorry" by Jan Eric Peterson (5/01)
• Wills, Wills Everywhere, and all of Them to Keep? by Richard Cunningham and Christopher Sutton (2/05) 
• With Liberty and Justice for All by Jan Michels (12/00)
• Witness Preparation by Trial Consultants: Competitive Advantage or Invitation to Discoverability by Craig C. New, Samantha Schwartz, and Gary Giewat (5/06)
• Wizards of Justice: The Power of Imagination by Stella Rabaut (5/01)
• Words About Words by Robert C. Cumbow (6/05) 
• Working and Improving GR 31 by Walt Krueger (1/05)
• Working with Our Colleagues in Neighboring States by Dale L. Carlisle (12/01)
• The World Peace Through Law Section at 25 — A Conversation with Former Section Chair Randall Winn by Robin Lindley (4/06)
• Write of Passage: Word Processor Upgrades in Law Firms by Thomas Workman (4/01)
• WSBA 3rd Annual LAP/LaSD Statewide Conference Is a Smash Hit! by J. Richard Manning  (7/00)
• The WSBA Database and You by Jan Michels (8/04)
• The WSBA Fee-Arbitration Program: What's in It for You? by Fred Diamondstone (10/01)
• WSBA Creed of Professionalism by Harry J. McCarthy (3/02)
• WSBA Emeritus Status: A Win-Win for WSBA Members and Low-Income Clients by Sharlene Steele (1/03)
• WSBA Explores Leasing and Ownership Options by Jan Michels (7/02)
• The WSBA Foundation: What Shall We Do? by Dick Manning (7/03)
• The WSBA: Have It Your Way - Our commitment to member benefits by David Savage (7/04)
• The WSBA Headquarters: Facilitating Facilities Decisions by Jan Michels (2/04)
• WSBA Health Check - by Jan Michels (4/00)
• WSBA's Inner Workings: Dedicated to Serving Members by M. Janice Michels (12/05)
• WSBA's Sponsored Insurance Programs by Jan Michels (6/05) 
• Www.wsba.org: What is the WSBA website? - by Jan Michels (6/99)
• The WSBA and Law Schools Must Set a Common Course  by Dale L. Carlisle (8/02)
• The WSBA Leadership Institute Experience by Tracy S. Flood (1/06)
• WSBA Leadership Institute: Growing Lawyer Leadership for the Future by Ron Ward (12/04)
• The WSBA Long-Range Strategic Plan: A Progress Report by Jan Michels (8/01)
• WSBA On The Move by Stephanie Perry (12/06)
• WSBA Presidency by Jan Michels (3/01)
• WSBA President Sought. No Smoke-Filled Room Required. By Lindsay Thompson (5/01)
• WSBA Random Examinations of Trust Accounts by Julie Mass (10/05)
• WSBA Welcomes New Officers and Governors  (10/06)
• The WSBA: Your Bar Association by Dale L. Carlisle (11/01)
• The WSBF Loan Repayment Assistance Program Selects Its First Five Recipients by Paula Littlewood (6/06)
• WyLD About You by 2005-06 WYLD President Noah Davis (1/06)
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• WYLD Overview: What's Happenin' in Washington (1/06)
• The Y2K Act: Notification Tricks and Traps by Steven C. Bennett (10/99)
• The Year Ahead by M. Janice Michels (10/05)
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• Your IOLTA Account by Barbara C. Clark (7/01)
• Your PDA: The Indispensabel Law Office by Drake Mesenbrink (9/03)
• Your Role in Providing for High-Quality Appellate Judges
  by Anthony R. Miles and John J. Tollefsen (6/06)
• Your Sale of Goods - The Law Applied May Not Be What You Expect by Brett W. Smith (4/04)
• Yours, Mine, Ours? Property Interests of Unmarried Couples by Patricia Novotny (2/01)