Meet the recipients of the 2020 APEX Awards in the December-January issue of Bar News.
Read WSBA's new Reopening Guide for Washington State Law Offices.
Alec Stephens was sworn in as Governor At-Large on the WSBA Board of Governors at the Board's Jan. 15 meeting, following his re-election.
The next Virtual Job Group starts March 1. Don't go it alone.
On Jan. 8, the Washington Supreme Court approved significant amendments to the RPCs governing both lawyer advertising and in-person solicitation. The Supreme C...
King County is one of the only jurisdictions in the country that requires an inquest every time a police officer kills a community member. But will these inque...
n July 2018, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance granting domestic workers—such as house cleaners, nannies, gardeners, and home attendants—basic w...
The pandemic has forced many lawyers to work remotely. In some instances, that simply means working out of a home office in the same city that the lawyer's fir...
It's that time again! Not just for holidays and eggnog, but also taxes, 1099s, and other year-end financial must-dos. And after the year we've had – what wit...
Tune in for this month’s Legal Lunchbox seminar where experienced employment law attorneys will discuss general employment law considerations nearly ten months into the global pandemic.
This dynamic webcast CLE draws from rhetoric, psychology, linguistics, and even Hollywood to provide an essential toolbox for engaging and winning over today's audiences. By attending this course, you will be able to compose and deliver clear and compelling presentations on complex issues.
The District and Municipal Court Judges Association (DMCJA), and WSBA are pleased to offer training for attorneys interested in being judges pro tempore or simply for those interested in knowing more about being a judge and the challenges of presiding in the courtroom.
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The Moderate Means Program (MMP) is a state-wide program designed to bridge this gap with attorneys who offer reduced-fee assistance in family, housing, and consumer law cases.
Borrow books from our Lending Library to expand your expertise on practice management.
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