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William Carleton, Counselor @ Law

William Carleton, Counselor @ Law

Covers legal and investment issues facing emerging tech companies.

http://www.wac6.com/wac6/
Rank this Week: 42

Food Poison Journal

Food Poison Journal

Covers food poisoning and foodborne illness outbreaks. By Marler Clark.

http://www.foodpoisonjournal.com/
  • Jun 19

    E. coli outbreak, and trials, in Illinoi

    E. coli outbreak, and trials, in Illinoi
    The list of Illinois residents that the attorneys at Marler Clark have represented in an E. coli outbreak is growing by the day.  The Los Burritos Mexicanos E. coli outbreak, which has sickened at least 17 people (9 confirmed), is only…
  • Jun 18

    National Beef Packing Recalls E. coli – Tainted Ground Beef

    National Beef Packing Recalls E. coli – Tainted Ground Beef
    National Beef Packing Co., a Liberal, Kan., establishment, is recalling approximately 22,737 pounds of raw ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and…
  • Jun 18

    First Washington Hepatitis A Lawsuit Filed Against Townsend

    First Washington Hepatitis A Lawsuit Filed Against Townsend
    A Washington state resident filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Townsend Farms of Fairview, Oregon, claiming he fell ill with a hepatitis A infection after eating the company’s frozen berry and pomegranate seed blend.  The complaint…
Rank this Week: 141

Seattle Personal Injury Blog

Seattle Personal Injury Blog

Covers Washington car accident and other personal injury news. By Premier Law Group PLLC.

http://www.plg-pllc.com/news-publications/
  • Jun 19

    Teen Bicyclist Hit by Car on Charity Ride | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer

    Teen Bicyclist Hit by Car on Charity Ride | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer
    We are constantly reminding bicyclists and drivers alike to be careful out on the road. The better we all are at following the rules of the road, the safer we will all be. The tragedy of a teenage bicyclist losing his life on Sunday is a…
  • Jun 19

    Drunk Driver Runs Over Four People | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer

    Drunk Driver Runs Over Four People | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer
    It looks like the greater Seattle area isn’t the only place with a repeat drunk driver problem. Early this morning, a bicyclist and three pedestrians were injured in New York City when Sean Martin, a driver with a record of driving…
  • Jun 19

    Woman Arrested for DUI with Young Son in Vehicle | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer

    Woman Arrested for DUI with Young Son in Vehicle | Seattle Auto Accident Lawyer
    It’s one thing when a person puts himself or herself in danger when driving while under the influence, but it’s another, even worse situation, when they have passengers in the vehicle that they put at risk as well. That’s…
Rank this Week: 216

Law, Technology & Arts Blog

Law, Technology & Arts Blog

Covers emerging legal issues in IP, technology, commerce, and the arts. From the Washington Journal of Law, Technology & Arts.

http://wjlta.wordpress.com/
  • Jun 17

    A Little White Lie? How Parents Willingly Give Up COPPA Protection

    A Little White Lie? How Parents Willingly Give Up COPPA Protection
    By Matthew Fredrickson The Federal Trade Commission’s recent amendments to its Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act Rule will take effect on July 1, 2013, but the changes might ultimately exacerbate a fundamental problem that…
  • Jun 10

    Big Brother is Watching… But not in Iowa City?

    Big Brother is Watching… But not in Iowa City?
    By Megan Fensterman In an unprecedented move to protect citizen privacy, Iowa City residents presented the city council with a bill last week which, if passed, would ban the use of all red-light cameras, license plate readers, and traffic…
  • Jun 3

    Texas legislature passes private drone ban, but promises many politically-charged exception

    Texas legislature passes private drone ban, but promises many politically-charged exception
    By Chelsey Heindel This week, the Texas legislature passed the “Texas Privacy Act,” a bill that would prohibit private drone usage within the state. Passing the state Senate 26-5 and House of Representatives 140-4, House Bill 912…
Rank this Week: 371

Washington Injury Attorney Blog

Washington Injury Attorney Blog

Covers various accident, injury, and medical malpractice topics including nursing home abuse and wrongful death. By Bellevue, Washington Personal Injury & Medical Malpractice Law Firm, Farber Law Firm.

http://www.washingtoninjuryattorneyblog.com/
  • Jun 11

    Costco is proactive in face of Hep-A outbreak

    Costco is proactive in face of Hep-A outbreak
    Issaquah-Costco Corporation has contacted 240,000 customers who purchased Organic Antioxidant Blend frozen berries from Townsend Farms after 87 people in eight states were sickened with hepatitis A. Costco has been able to contact customers…
  • Jun 6

    US DOT shuts down bus company because of safety concern

    US DOT shuts down bus company because of safety concern
    The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has shut down Lucky-Star, a bus services that provides transportation between New York and Boston town after the DOT found numerous violations of safety rules. According to news reports, Lucky…
  • Jun 2

    Hepatitis cases in 5-states linked to berries sold at Costco

    Hepatitis cases in 5-states linked to berries sold at Costco
    Washington-based Costco corporation has pulled frozen Townsend Farms Organic Antioxidant Blend berries after 30 people in five states have contracted Hepatitis A infections linked to the berries. So far, people in Arizona, California,…
Rank this Week: 404

Seattle DUI Attorney Blog

Seattle DUI Attorney Blog

Covers Washington State and Seattle DUI defense, information and news. By Leyba Defense PLLC.

http://seattleduiarrest.blogspot.com/
  • Jun 13

    The Court's Role in hearing DUI case

    The Court's Role in hearing DUI case
    I recently came across this website that was posted on another DUI blog that follow.  It is called The Courts Role in Reducing the Incidence of Impaired Driving.  This website asks a great question.  But in my opinion the answer given by…
  • Jun 10

    Don't follow the antics of Chad Johnson at your Probation hearing

    Don't follow the antics of Chad Johnson at your Probation hearing
    In case you're not familiar with who Chad Johnson is.  He is a former NFL wide receiver.  He used to go by the name Chad Ochocinco, but changed it back to his original name last year.  Anyway today a Judge handed down a 30 day jail…
  • Jun 7

    Things a Seattle DUI Attorney should not do in Trial

    Things a Seattle DUI Attorney should not do in Trial
    First let me preface this with I am in now way an expert when it comes to DUI case and jury trials.  Yes I have litigated over 100 jury trials, but I'm always still learning, and I'm always open to becoming a better trial attorney.  But…
Rank this Week: 409

Oregon and Washington Bankruptcy…

Oregon and Washington Bankruptcy Blog

Provides bankruptcy information for people living in Oregon and Washington. By the Northwest Debt Relief Law Firm.

http://www.nwdrlf.com/blog
  • Jun 17

    New Better Business Bureau A+ Rating for Our Bankruptcy and FDCPA Law Firm!

    New Better Business Bureau A+ Rating for Our Bankruptcy and FDCPA Law Firm!
    Never got one of these on a report card so I am extremely pleased to report that our law firm has obtained an ‘A+’ rating from the Better Business Bureau for our Bankruptcy and Fair Debt Collection Practices Act work.The original…
  • Jun 15

    Avoid Short Term Loan

    Avoid Short Term Loan
    As victims across both Oregon and Washington can tell you, there are many forms of short term predatory lending. The defining characteristic is that in each instance a lender takes unfair advantage of a consumer’s financial situation by…
  • Jun 9

    Dealing with Identity Theft in Washington or Oregon

    Dealing with Identity Theft in Washington or Oregon
    Identity theft is an ever-growing issue in both Oregon and Washington, causing problmes with debt collectors and on credit reports. The criminals stealing your identity often open credit cards in your name and rack up massive charges,…
Rank this Week: 415

Watson Immigration Law Blog

Watson Immigration Law Blog

Covers US immigration and naturalization law. By Tahmina Watson.

http://watsonimmigration.wordpress.com
  • Jun 18

    Immigration Reform & The 8 New Faces of Immediate Relatives (Family-based)

    Immigration Reform & The 8 New Faces of Immediate Relatives (Family-based)
    Reblogged from Watson Immigration Law Blog: Immigration reform will change the face of family-based categories quite drastically.  While the two casualties are the elimination the F4/Sibling category and age restriction of F3/married…
  • Jun 17

    Immigration Reform & The 8 New Faces of Immediate Relatives (Family-based)

    Immigration Reform & The 8 New Faces of Immediate Relatives (Family-based)
    Immigration reform will change the face of family-based categories quite drastically.  While the two casualties are the elimination the F4/Sibling category and age restriction of F3/married son/daughter of USC category, there are some…
  • Jun 15

    Immigration Reform and The V-Visa (family-based)

    Immigration Reform and The V-Visa (family-based)
    Dear Readers, thank you for all your questions and comments.  For everyone who has asked or searched about the V-visa or status of pending petitions, you will likely find this article useful. Immigration reform (CIR) and the V-visa…
Rank this Week: 466

GTH Energy & Natural Resources Law…

GTH Energy & Natural Resources Law Blog

Covers renewable energy, environmental regulation and the Clean Water Act. By Gordon Thomas Honeywell.

http://www.energynaturalresourceslaw.com/
Rank this Week: 570

Trial Ad Notes

Trial Ad Notes

Offers news items and resources relating to trial advocacy, with a focus on Washington State. By Mary Whisner.

http://trialadnotes.blogspot.com/
  • Jun 6

    Drug Dogs Going Back to School

    Drug Dogs Going Back to School
    Reflecting the change in Washington State law making it legal for adults to possess small amounts of marijuana and use it in private, some law enforcement agencies are retraining their drug-sniffing dogs not to alert for marijuana.Local…
  • Jun 2

    Crazy—Book About Mentally Ill in the Criminal Justice System

    Crazy—Book About Mentally Ill in the Criminal Justice System
    Spurred by son's mental illness and prosecution for breaking into a neighbor's house while he was delusional, journalist PetevEarley spent two years exploring what happens to mentally I'll Americans, particularly those who encounter the…
  • May 18

    Experiences of the Self-Represented

    Experiences of the Self-Represented
    It's tough enough to handle litigation when you're a lawyer, but it's incredibly stressful and daunting when you don't.CBC's Day Six has a 15-minute story on self-represented litigants (May 18, 2013). It begins with a moving interview of…
Rank this Week: 636

Washington Labor, Employment &…

Washington Labor, Employment & Employee Benefits Law Blog

Covers events in labor, employment, and employee benefits law in Seattle, Washington. By Donald W. Heyrich.

http://www.waemploymentlawblog.com/blog/
  • Jun 18

    Eighth Circuit Enforces “But For” Burden of Proof in ADEA Case

    Eighth Circuit Enforces “But For” Burden of Proof in ADEA Case
     
  • May 22

    FMLA Protection for Part-timers?

    FMLA Protection for Part-timers?
    This week the Indiana Supreme Court held that an employee f illing multiple positions with the same employer is eligible for leave under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act if that employee’s total service is sufficient to qualify -…
  • Mar 31

    Jurors’ Use of the Web Causing Problems at Trial

    Jurors’ Use of the Web Causing Problems at Trial
    A major rise in the use of handheld devices such as the Blackberry and iPhone is becoming a problem in courtrooms across the country.  A mistrial was recently declared in a major criminal drug trial in federal district court in Florida,…
Rank this Week: 684

Seattle Copyright Watch

Seattle Copyright Watch

Covers copyright and other intellectual property topics. By Tonya Gisselberg.

http://www.seattlecopyrightwatch.com/
  • Jun 14

    Ghost Rider Comic Copyright Dispute Confirms 1909 Act Still Relevant

    Ghost Rider Comic Copyright Dispute Confirms 1909 Act Still Relevant
    Gary Friedrich Enterprises, LLC v. Marvel Characters, Inc., involves a work created before the Copyright Act of 1976, the vesting of the renewal copyright in the original author, Gary Friedrich, and the effect of a work made for hire…
  • Jun 7

    Trade Secrets Claim Results from Copyright Infringement Investigation

    Trade Secrets Claim Results from Copyright Infringement Investigation
    nexTUNE, a Washington corporation, provides digital music services to businesses and individuals.  Over a period of more than six years, nexTUNE developed music delivery technologies that it considered trade secrets.  EMI Music is a…
  • May 29

    Admitted Copier of Diagram on the Hook for Copyright Infringement

    Admitted Copier of Diagram on the Hook for Copyright Infringement
    Mary Lippitt has pursued excellence in the organizational management field for many years.  In 1987, she created a diagram “to encapsulate and communicate the results of her research on the failures of complex organizational change…
Rank this Week: 769

Listeria Blog

Listeria Blog

Covers listeria news and outbreaks. By Marler Clark.

http://www.listeriablog.com/
  • Jun 12

    Sunflower Seeds Recalled Due to Listeria

    Sunflower Seeds Recalled Due to Listeria
    A Michigan company is recalling its sunflower seeds and snack mixes made with the seeds because these products have the potential to be contaminated with Listeria. Lipari Foods of Warren,... Continue Reading
  • May 2

    Once there was Salmonella, now Listeria, in Stump Acres Raw Milk

    Once there was Salmonella, now Listeria, in Stump Acres Raw Milk
    Health officials in Pennsylvania are advising customers of Stump Acres Dairy in York County to discard any raw milk purchased from the dairy after a sample tested positive for Listeria... Continue Reading
  • May 2

    Meatballs with Listeria

    Meatballs with Listeria
    P.E. & F. Inc., a St. Louis establishment, is recalling approximately 123 pounds of frozen, ready-to-eat meatballs due to possible contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food... Continue…
Rank this Week: 778

GTH Estate Planning Blog

GTH Estate Planning Blog

Covers Washington estate planning and family law issues. By Gordon Thomas Honeywell.

http://www.gthestateplanning.com/
  • Jun 13

    The Huber case: do self-settled asset protection trusts work? (1 of 3).

    The Huber case: do self-settled asset protection trusts work? (1 of 3).
    Don Huber was a land developer from Tacoma who used leverage (borrowing) to enhance his returns. His son got an MBA and came into the business. What had been a great business went terribly wrong in 2008. The land wasn't developing but the…
  • Jun 6

    Case 2 of 2 on a trustee's duty to diversify.

    Case 2 of 2 on a trustee's duty to diversify.
    Mrs. Cooper died in 1978, providing in her Will that a trust was to be established to provide Mr. Cooper with income for his lifetime, and then go to her two children Richard and Joyce. Her estate was about $800,000. As executor Mr. Cooper…
  • May 30

    Case 1 of 2 on a trustee's duty to diversify.

    Case 1 of 2 on a trustee's duty to diversify.
    The pleasantly named Baker Boyer National Bank held some liquid assets and 846 acres of farmland in a trust for the benefit of successive generations of the Garver family. The bank put the $194,000 of liquid assets into municipal bonds. …
Rank this Week: 855

Maritime Injury Law Blog

Maritime Injury Law Blog

Covers offshore injuries involving fishing vessels. By Beard, Stacey, Trueb & Jacobsen, LLP.

http://www.maritimeinjurylawyersblog.com/
  • Feb 8

    Rescues at Sea, the United States Coast Guard, and Issues of Liability

    Rescues at Sea, the United States Coast Guard, and Issues of Liability
    Laws regarding saving human life are not always cut and dry. According to federal law, 45 USC Section 2304, the master of a vessel must aid anyone at sea who is in danger of losing their lives, as long as...
  • Feb 1

    Coastal Villages Region Fund (F/V NORTH SEA) Fisherman Medevaced by Coast Guard

    Coastal Villages Region Fund (F/V NORTH SEA) Fisherman Medevaced by Coast Guard
    On January 30, a 23-year-old fisherman was air-lifted from F/V NORTH SEA, a Seattle-based Coastal Villages Region Fund crab boat. According to reports, NORTH SEA crewmembers called the Coast Guard that afternoon when the man was seen…
  • Jan 25

    Four Crewmen Rescued From Washington Fishing Vessel

    Four Crewmen Rescued From Washington Fishing Vessel
    The Coast Guard received a May Day message at approximately 2:30 a.m. last night from the fishing vessel GENESIS A. The vessel was reportedly aground on a sand bar at the mouth of Willapa Bay near Leadbetter Point. A helicopter...
Rank this Week: 858

Employment Update

Employment Update

Covers current issues in employment, labor and benefits law. By Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt.

http://employmentupdate.schwabeblog.com/
  • Jun 6

    EEOC Files GINA Complaint

    EEOC Files GINA Complaint
    By Bruce F. Howell, J.D., M.S., Health Care Attorney and Shareholder On May 16, 2013, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (”EEOC”) filed a complaint against Founders Pavilion, Inc., a New York nursing home for violating…
  • May 23

    Asking for Facebook Passwords? Not in Washington.‎

    Asking for Facebook Passwords? Not in Washington.‎
    By Brian Keeley, Stephanie Berntsen, Farron Curry, Attorneys, Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Washington Governor Jay Inslee has signed legislation that prohibits employers from asking or requiring employees or job applicants to provide…
  • Mar 20

    Employers Beware: Portland City Council Passes Sick Leave Mandate

    Employers Beware: Portland City Council Passes Sick Leave Mandate
    By Leora Coleman-Fire, Attorney The City of Portland joined Seattle, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and the State of Connecticut when the Portland City Council unanimously passed a paid sick leave ordinance on March 13, 2013. The ordinance…
Rank this Week: 896

The Builders Counsel Blog

The Builders Counsel Blog

Covers green building law, LEED legal topics, public contracting, liens & bonds & other progressive construction law topics. By Reiser Legal.

http://www.builderscounsel.com/
  • Apr 9

    The Supreme Court Takes a Look at Forum Selection Clause

    The Supreme Court Takes a Look at Forum Selection Clause
      Here is a brief post that I published for ClaimKit, a surety data consultant, about a new Supreme Court case taking a look at forum selection clauses. Enjoy! Claim professionals have to be aware of the law. As part of your undying…
  • Feb 13

    The GSA’s Big Green Building Decision Is, Rightfully, A Public One

    The GSA’s Big Green Building Decision Is, Rightfully, A Public One
      Every 2 months, I reemerge from my heavy workload to talk to you all on this blog. For years I was better at it; you could expect a post every two days. But at least I don’t appear as seldom as the GSA – the federal…
  • Dec 10

    Greenbuild Announcements: Search Engines, Grants and Final Comments on v4

    Greenbuild Announcements: Search Engines, Grants and Final Comments on v4
      Wow, my Google Reader account was stuffed full of LEED today. Not that it’s incredibly strange to see LEED painted all over the news – because that could not be further than the truth – but for once it was a bounty of…
Rank this Week: 909

Seattle Trademark Lawyer

Seattle Trademark Lawyer

Covers trademark law developments from Seattle and beyond. By Michael Atkins.

http://seattletrademarklawyer.com/blog/
  • Jun 16

    Trademark Owners Should Know the Standard for Attorney's Fees Award

    Trademark Owners Should Know the Standard for Attorney's Fees Award
    Courts don’t award attorney’s fees that often in trademark cases. That’s because the statute only authorizes fees awards in “exceptional” cases. So what’s that mean? The Ninth Circuit recently…
  • Jun 9

    Lawyer's Work in Trademark Disputes Prevented Adverse Representation

    Lawyer's Work in Trademark Disputes Prevented Adverse Representation
    One of the things a client gets when he hires a lawyer is loyalty. Undivided loyalty. That means the lawyer can’t use things he learns in the course of representing a client against that client in the future while representing someone…
  • Jun 2

    Some Counterfeiters Also Deal in Missle

    Some Counterfeiters Also Deal in Missle
    The Ninth Circuit’s May 21 decision in U.S. v. Chen says a lot about the folks who make money selling counterfeit goods. Not surprisingly, they make money a whole lot of nasty ways. Mr. Chen was convicted of trafficking in counterfeit…
Rank this Week: 978

Native American Legal Update

Native American Legal Update

Covers Native American art, gaming, employment, and treaties. By Foster Pepper.

http://www.nativelegalupdate.com/
  • Jun 13

    IRS Teleconference On Cobell Settlement Taxes - June 26

    IRS Teleconference On Cobell Settlement Taxes - June 26
    The IRS's Indian Tribal Governments unit will host a phone forum on June 26th at 2:00 p.m. (EDT) to discuss tax issues for settlement payments in the Cobell case, payments made in response to discrimination claims in the Keepseagle case, and…
  • Jun 12

    NFL Commissioner Says Redskins Is A "Positive" Nickname

    NFL Commissioner Says Redskins Is A "Positive" Nickname
    NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has said the Washington Redskins' nickname has “a positive meaning” in a letter to 10 members of Congress, who had earlier urged team owner Daniel Snyder and the NFL to change the name because it is…
  • Jun 3

    Justice Department Reports Increase In Prosecutions For Crimes On Reservation

    Justice Department Reports Increase In Prosecutions For Crimes On Reservation
    The New York Times has published a Justice Department statement indicating that it has increased the rate of criminal prosecutions in Native communities by more than 50% in the past four years, to help combat an increase in violent crime…
Rank this Week: 1030

Washington State DUI and Criminal…

Washington State DUI and Criminal Traffic Blog

Covers DUI and traffic law issues. By W. james Kotlowski.

http://duiseattleblog.typepad.com/dui_seattle/
  • Jun 19

    Can I affidavit or replace the DOL Hearing Officer?

    Can I affidavit or replace the DOL Hearing Officer?
    No. Unlike your DUI criminal case you cannot replace the Department of Licensing (DOL) Hearing Officer. Unfortunately, whether you are successful at the DUI DOL Hearing often is dependent on the Hearing Officer assigned to your case. The…
  • Jun 13

    What happens at arraignment?

    What happens at arraignment?
    At your DUI Arraignment Court Hearing in Washington State the Judge or prosecutor will go over basic information about you (name/date of birth - want to make sure got right person) and your legal constitutional rights at arraignment (some…
  • May 30

    Can I have both an ID card and Driver's License in Washington State?

    Can I have both an ID card and Driver's License in Washington State?
    No. The Washington State Department of Licensing (DOL) will not permit you to have a State identification (ID) card and a State driver's license at the same time. Alot of people arrested for DUI try to get an ID card...
Rank this Week: 1146

Salmonella Blog

Salmonella Blog

Provides surveillance and analysis on salmonella news and outbreaks. By Marler Clark, LLP, PS.

http://www.salmonellablog.com/
  • Jun 18

    Natura Pet Food Recalled over Salmonella Fear

    Natura Pet Food Recalled over Salmonella Fear
    Natura Pet brands is issuing a massive pet food recall after the FDA found salmonella in one of their products, according to a recording on the company’s community relations phone... Continue Reading
  • Jun 16

    More Canadian Sprouts Recalled

    More Canadian Sprouts Recalled
    The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded a recall on alfalfa sprouts that may contain salmonella. The recall is for Sunsprout and SproutsAlive brand alfalfa sprouts, which are produced by... Continue Reading
  • Jun 13

    Holiday Inn Bordeaux Salmonella Outbreak Hits 103

    Holiday Inn Bordeaux Salmonella Outbreak Hits 103
    Cumberland County Public Health Director Buck Wilson has declared the Salmonella infection outbreak at the Holiday Inn Bordeaux over because there have been no cases with onset after May 15. ... Continue Reading
Rank this Week: 1191

KCLL Klues: Washington State Legal…

KCLL Klues: Washington State Legal Research

Tips and tricks for Legal Research in Washington State. From the King County Law Library.

http://www.kcll.org/wordpress
  • May 1

    Seattle & MRJC Libraries Closing at 3:30pm (5/1/12)

    Seattle & MRJC Libraries Closing at 3:30pm (5/1/12)
    Both law library locations will be closing at 3:30pm due to transit and security concerns. The Seattle library will reopen at 8am and the MRJC library in Kent will open at 8:30am
  • May 1

    Law Library to Close at 3:30 Tuesday, May 1, 2012

    Law Library to Close at 3:30 Tuesday, May 1, 2012
    Both the Seattle and Kent locations of the Public Law Library of King County will close at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 1.  We expect to resume our normal hours on Wednesday, May 2.
  • Apr 17

    New Computers Coming May 1

    New Computers Coming May 1
    The law library is excited to announce that we will be installing new computers for public use in both of our locations. The expected launch of these new machines is May 1st and much of the work will be done during the full-day in-service…
Rank this Week: 1215

Construction Law Monitor

Construction Law Monitor

Covers construction contracts, disputes and liens. By Wolfe Law Group.

http://www.constructionlawmonitor.com/
  • Oct 16

    California Civil Procedure Series – How to File Suit

    California Civil Procedure Series – How to File Suit
    As an attorney in multiple states (California and Louisiana) there are many overlapping rules and theory of law that are transferable from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
  • Sep 26

    Tips to Stay Organized: Going Back to the Basic

    Tips to Stay Organized: Going Back to the Basic
    Technology is everywhere. We use it constantly throughout every hour of each day. While it has made our lives easier and more convenient, is it better than a time when we didn’t rely on it so much? Most would agree that yes, it is better,…
  • Sep 21

    California Civil Procedure Series – Litigation Tip

    California Civil Procedure Series – Litigation Tip
    As an attorney in multiple states (California and Louisiana) there are many overlapping rules and theory of law that are transfe
Rank this Week: 1271

National Police and Fire Labor…

National Police and Fire Labor Blog

Covers legal developments concerning law enforcement and firefighter labor law. By Cline and Associates.

http://www.nationalpoliceandfirelaborblog.com
  • Jun 12

    Recent Blog Articles of Note

    Recent Blog Articles of Note
    By Jim Cline We are following other Labor and Employment Law Blogs on the Web and will bring to your attention some other articles worth reading. Here are some other articles we think are worth a look:   Oakland Police SWAT Arbitration…
  • Jun 10

    9th Circuit Finds Constitutional Property Interest in Arbitration Reinstatement Order

    9th Circuit Finds Constitutional Property Interest in Arbitration Reinstatement Order
    By David E. Worley In Phillips v. Marion County Sheriff’s Office, (194 LRRM 2389 (9th Cir. 2012)), the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a Corrections Officer  has a constitutionally protected property interest in their…
  • Jun 10

    Retaliation Claim Viable: Hispanic Deputy Sheriff’s Nationality Questioned Immediately After Filing a Workplace Complaint

    Retaliation Claim Viable: Hispanic Deputy Sheriff’s Nationality Questioned Immediately After Filing a Workplace Complaint
    By Kate Acheson The Colorado District Court refused to dismiss Hispanic Deputy Sheriff Theresa Garcia’s retaliation, discrimination, and common law civil conspiracy claims in Garcia v. Arapahoe Cnty. Sheriff’s Office, finding…
Rank this Week: 1290

Graham Lawyer Blog

Graham Lawyer Blog

Covers criminal law, law and technology stories, and first amendment issues from around Eastern Washington. By Stephen Graham.

http://www.grahamlawyerblog.com/
  • Jun 14

    Is the Breath Test Accurate? A Spokane DUI Lawyer’s Perspective

    Is the Breath Test Accurate? A Spokane DUI Lawyer’s Perspective
    How accurate is the breath test instrument on DUI arrests? What if the result is .10 or .11? Does that mean you are automatically guilty? What is the margin of error? There are many things that can effect the breath test accuracy. …
  • Jun 9

    Gail Gerlach Should Not Have Been Charged with Manslaughter

    Gail Gerlach Should Not Have Been Charged with Manslaughter
    Oliver Wendell Holmes once said that “detached reflection cannot be demanded in the presence of an uplifted knife.”  That is to say that people have to make split second decisions when they act in self-defense.  This is…
  • Jun 5

    7 Tips for Drug Arrests at Gorge in Grant County – Lawyer’s Perspective

    7 Tips for Drug Arrests at Gorge in Grant County – Lawyer’s Perspective
    At first it might seem like there is safety in numbers.  Everyone seems to be using drugs such as marijuana or club drugs.  And then, there you are, at the campground with law enforcement or concert security in front of you. There…
Rank this Week: 1411

Washgington Labor and Employment…

Washgington Labor and Employment Law Blog

Covers Washington State employment law and public sector collective bargaining law.By Cline and Associates.

http://www.washingtonlaborandemploymentblog.com/
Rank this Week: 1414

The Brewery Law Blog

The Brewery Law Blog

Covers licensing, permitting, advertising, labeling and distribution issues affecting the brewing industry. By Reiser Legal LLC.

http://brewerylaw.com
  • Jun 10

    Magic Hat Does It Again: The West Sixth Settlement Goes Public

    Magic Hat Does It Again: The West Sixth Settlement Goes Public
      In Seattle, I first learned of the far reach of Magic Hat Brewing Company. Though they do distribute their own beer in Seattle, they certainly care about the market. And promises that they would someday return to it and sell beer led…
  • May 10

    Louisiana ATC Throws a Bone to Brewers – Explains Tasting Room Rule

    Louisiana ATC Throws a Bone to Brewers – Explains Tasting Room Rule
      Many moons ago, I had a premature party over the passage of a law that I thought might have an impact on opening up taprooms to brewers in Louisiana. It turned out that the law was directed only at distillers (strange, right?…
  • Apr 16

    And Now a Word from Your Brewer……

    And Now a Word from Your Brewer……
      When I first moved to Seattle, the very first beer that I had was a Manny’s Pale Ale. Georgetown Brewing was a baby at that time, yet today they continue to grow and add jobs to the Seattle area. Kudos. Here is a word from their…
Rank this Week: 1500

Washington Workers' Advisor

Washington Workers' Advisor

Covers workers compensation law. By The Causey Law Firm.

http://workersadvisor.com/
  • Jun 17

    Private Investigators in Workers’ Compensation

    Private Investigators in Workers’ Compensation
    Posted in insurance regulationprivate investigatorCorporations sometimes hire private investigators to verify that your claim is not fraud Today’s post comes from guest author Leonard Jernigan from The Jernigan Law Firm. As a…
  • Jun 13

    Careful What You Wish For: Denying Worker’s Compensation for Undocumented Worker

    Careful What You Wish For: Denying Worker’s Compensation for Undocumented Worker
    Posted in Workers CompensationToday’s post comes from guest author Charlie Domer from The Domer Law Firm. In Washington State, undocumented workers are allowed to receive workers’ compensation benefits if injured in the course of…
  • Jun 10

    Good News for American Worker

    Good News for American Worker
    Posted in ManufacturingToday’s post comes from guest author Rod Rehm from Rehm, Bennett & Moore. I read an encouraging article  in The Washington Post: “A return to ‘Made in America’? Is U.S.…
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Maritime Lawyer Blog

Maritime Lawyer Blog

Covers Jones Act claims and cruise ship accidents. By John Merriam & Gordon Webb.

http://www.maritimelawyer-blog.com/
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IP Law Chat

IP Law Chat

Covers IP, technology and media news. By Stacia Lay of Hendricks & Lewis PLLC.

http://iplaw.hllaw.com/
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Maritime Injury Lawyer Blog

Maritime Injury Lawyer Blog

Published By Injury at Sea

http://www.maritimeinjury.com/
  • May 21

    F/V Arctic Storm fire

    F/V Arctic Storm fire
    314-foot F/V ARCTIC STORM crew contacted the Coast Guard May 20th about an engine room fire, approximately 32 miles off Grays Harbor, WA. Four Good Samaritan commercial fishing vessels (GOLDEN ALASKA, NORTHERN VOYAGER, EXCELLENCE, and SEA…
  • May 18

    Six die in Fire

    Six die in Fire
    Six crew members of a Cambodian crab fishing boat died on May 16 in a fire on their ship. The vessel was anchored in a Japanese port at the time. A total of 23 crew members were on board the vessel at the time of the fire. In addition to the…
  • Apr 18

    Tugboat Hits Submerged Object, Sink

    Tugboat Hits Submerged Object, Sink
    100 ft tugboat, Kaleen McAllister, sank off Pier 3 in Locust Point, Balitmore on May 4th. Reportedly everyone had left the tugboat safely by the time it sank. Apparently the tugboat struck a submerged object, leaving it damaged and taking on…
Rank this Week: 1617

Hepatitis A Blog

Hepatitis A Blog

Covers Hepatitis A news, legal cases and resources. By Marler Clark.

http://www.hepatitisblog.com/
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Seattle Car Accident Lawyer Blog

Seattle Car Accident Lawyer Blog

Covers various accident and injury accident topics. Published By Seattle, Washington attorneys at the Farber Law Group.

http://www.seattlecaraccidentlawyerblog.com/
  • Jun 13

    Semi truck crashes after driver falls asleep

    Semi truck crashes after driver falls asleep
    A FedEx truck truck driver was in a rollover accident on Interstate 5 near Mount Vernon after he apparently fell asleep at the wheel. The truck accident occurred around 3am at milepost 216 according to King 5 news. Luckily, the semi-truck…
  • Jun 10

    IIHS simulates crashes to see which car seats protect against whiplash

    IIHS simulates crashes to see which car seats protect against whiplash
    The Insurance institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has just released a video which shows how they conduct rear-end crash tests to see how well car seats protect people from whiplash injury. The IIHS developed BioRID, a dummy which was built…
  • Jun 4

    Seattle police investigate Holden Street head-on collision that injured 3 adult

    Seattle police investigate Holden Street head-on collision that injured 3 adult
    The Seattle Police Traffic Collision Investigation Squad (TCIS) are investigating a head-on car accident that occurred on Sunday afternoon in the 1200 B lock of SW Holden Street. According to the SPD, a Hyundai Santa Fe collided with a…
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The Amateur Law Professor

The Amateur Law Professor

Covers Washington Supreme Court and Washington Court of Appeals decisions, as well as local and national legal news. By Justin Walsh.

http://theamateurlawprofessor.com
  • Feb 28

    WA Supreme Court strikes down supermajority for tax increases, leaves referendum in place

    WA Supreme Court strikes down supermajority for tax increases, leaves referendum in place
    In an opinion including gobsmacking on all sides with debates on justiciability and the history and purpose of the Constitution, the Washington Supreme Court struck down the controversial 2/3 supermajority requirement for tax increases (and…
  • Feb 6

    Comedic Tidbit – Judge Finds Contempt for Xanax-Popping Tart (Pro-Tips for Pro Se Litigants)

    Comedic Tidbit – Judge Finds Contempt for Xanax-Popping Tart (Pro-Tips for Pro Se Litigants)
    This is actually quite hilarious. Judge Rodriguez-Chomat is dealing with a low-level offender, who is acting like Lindsey Lohan during her bail hearing/arraignment. The judge, of Hispanic descent, calls her back when she…
  • Feb 5

    Monday Jobs Report (on Tuesday…again)

    Monday Jobs Report (on Tuesday…again)
    Its been two weeks since the last post. This is mainly because I didn’t feel like doing it last week due to a staggering number of things I had to get done at work. But alas, here you go! And yes, I’ve included things from the…
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Insight Law Firm

Insight Law Firm

Covers tax laws and cases.

http://insightlawfirm.wordpress.com/
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Washington Construction Law Blog

Washington Construction Law Blog

Covers bidding, claims, contract provisions, defect issues, indemnity, land use, liens, safety, surety, and warranty. By Davis, Wright & Tremaine.

http://www.waconstructionlaw.com/
  • Jun 18

    Oregon Legislature Passes Comprehensive Winery Land Use Bill

    Oregon Legislature Passes Comprehensive Winery Land Use Bill
    After years of temporary measures, the Oregon Legislature has adopted a long term framework for regulating winery activities on farmland. Unanimously adopted by both the Senate and the House, Senate Bill 841 is the product of a hard-earned…
  • Apr 2

    In Alaska, Oil and Gas Leases Convey Property Rights; Permits Do Not

    In Alaska, Oil and Gas Leases Convey Property Rights; Permits Do Not
    By Lisa Doehl The Supreme Court of Alaska held that the Alaska Constitution requires only one “best interest finding” that an oil or gas project is in the state’s best interest, although subsequent permitting decisions must…
  • Apr 1

    Is Your Floating Home a “Vessel?”

    Is Your Floating Home a “Vessel?”
    Early this year, the United States Supreme Court decided a case that could have had far-reaching effects on local land use regulations affecting floating homes.  However, the Court’s opinion in this case, Lozman v. City of Riviera…
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Campylobacter Blog

Campylobacter Blog

Covers campylobacter outbreaks and news. By Marler Clark.

http://www.campylobacterblog.com/
  • Jun 17

    Burger & Beer Bash Linked to Campylobacter Illnesse

    Burger & Beer Bash Linked to Campylobacter Illnesse
    Bacterial contamination was being blamed Monday for an outbreak of foodborne illness following the popular Burger & Beer Bash in Westchester County earlier this month. The county Health Department said... Continue Reading
  • May 29

    PA’s The Family Cow Dairy Linked to Raw Milk Campylobacter Illnesses.

    PA’s The Family Cow Dairy Linked to Raw Milk Campylobacter Illnesses.
    The Pennsylvania Departments of Agriculture and Health today advised consumers to discard raw milk produced by The Family Cow in Chambersburg, Franklin County, because of potential bacterial contamination. Agriculture and... Continue Reading
  • May 23

    Campylobacter strain linked to cow-share dairy farm on the Kenai Peninsula

    Campylobacter strain linked to cow-share dairy farm on the Kenai Peninsula
    The Alaska Section of Epidemiology is investigating another outbreak of Campylobacter infection associated with the consumption of raw milk. This new outbreak is associated with raw milk distributed by the same... Continue Reading
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Washington DC Criminal Defense…

Washington DC Criminal Defense Lawyer Blog

Published By Law Office of Daniel A. Gross, PLLC

http://www.dc-criminal-defense.com/
  • Jun 16

    Detective Arrested for Fatal Shooting Alleges Racial Slur Prompted Gunfire

    Detective Arrested for Fatal Shooting Alleges Racial Slur Prompted Gunfire
    A detective charged with second-degree murder and manslaughter for the fatal shooting of a fellow motorist has claimed through his attorney that the alleged victim had repeatedly shouted racial slurs against the officer and threatened to kill…
  • Jun 14

    D.C. Child Abuse Claim Proves False, Couple Continues to Pay

    D.C. Child Abuse Claim Proves False, Couple Continues to Pay
    The young mother of twin baby girls was changing the diaper of one when she heard a thud from across the room. She turned to see that her other 8-month-old daughter, who had been playing nearby, had fallen and bumped her head. The child…
  • Jun 6

    D.C. Statutory Rape Convictions Have Severe Penaltie

    D.C. Statutory Rape Convictions Have Severe Penaltie
    The issue of statutory rape is one that has been cropping up throughout the country in a number of headline-grabbing scenarios, prompting some advocates to urge a a closer look at these laws and whether they may be too harsh. In D.C., it's…
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Washington Workplace Law Blog

Washington Workplace Law Blog

Covers employment law, and wage and hour regulations. By Foster Pepper PLLC.

http://www.washingtonworkplacelaw.com/
  • Jun 11

    Seattle Bans Consideration Of Criminal Background In Early Stages Of Hiring Proce

    Seattle Bans Consideration Of Criminal Background In Early Stages Of Hiring Proce
    Despite opposition from local business groups, the Seattle City Council unanimously approved the "Second Chance Bill" on June 10.  The ordinance, which was introduced last November, limits Seattle employers' use of an applicant's…
  • Jun 10

    What We're Reading: Offensive Speech Edition

    What We're Reading: Offensive Speech Edition
    Outrageous Facebook Comments Not Enough to Fire New York Public School Teacher. Christine Rubino seemed to be in the wrong line of work. Just after a child from another school tragically drowned in June 2010, she shared her thoughts on…
  • May 21

    Wage and Hour Breakfast Briefing Materials Now Available

    Wage and Hour Breakfast Briefing Materials Now Available
    On May 14, attorneys from the Foster Pepper Employment and Labor Relations Group presented "Wage and Hour Compliance: Beyond the Basics - Part Two" to guests in our Seattle offices and via webinar to others across the state and beyond. Even…
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Construction Law Blog

Construction Law Blog

Covers construction litigation and legislation in Washington, Alaska and Oregon. By Ahlers & Cressman PLLC.

http://www.ac-lawyers.com/blogs.php
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Washington Public Sector Labor…

Washington Public Sector Labor Negotiations Blog

Covers Washington State public sector collective bargaining. By Cline & Associates.

http://www.washingtonpublicsectorlabornegotiationsblog.com/
  • Apr 19

    Wage Series Part 10: A Review of Recession Era Interest Arbitration Awards — 2008-2013

    Wage Series Part 10: A Review of Recession Era Interest Arbitration Awards — 2008-2013
    By Jim Cline and Kate Kremer As part of our spring 2013 wage series, it seemed important to interject a discussion about how arbitrators have ruled in the recent economic climate.  I recently spoke on many of the same points at…
  • Apr 16

    Jump in Seattle Area Home Prices Indicate Signs of Rebounding Local Economy

    Jump in Seattle Area Home Prices Indicate Signs of Rebounding Local Economy
    By Jim Cline The just-released home sales data indicates some continued improvement in the local housing market.  This is also a good sign of a broader recovery not only of the Seattle area economy, but possibly a statewide…
  • Apr 16

    Wage Series Part 9: Does Geographic Location Matter?

    Wage Series Part 9: Does Geographic Location Matter?
    By Jim Cline and Kate Kremer In the previous two articles in this wage series, we discussed the extent to which population and assessed valuation correlated with wage rankings.  In this article, we discuss geographic location and the…
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Seattle Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Seattle Bankruptcy Lawyer Blog

Discusses issues that affect consumer debtors considering filing for chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy. By Symmes Law Group, PLLC.

http://www.bankruptcy-law-seattle.com/symmes-legal-blog/
  • Jun 19

    Can I Re-File a Bankruptcy After it is dismissed?

    Can I Re-File a Bankruptcy After it is dismissed?
    A bankruptcy case could get dismissed for a variety of reasons, either voluntarily or involuntarily. A Seattle bankruptcy attorney can advise you about what options you have if you decide that you need to refile your case after your first…
  • Jun 15

    What Happens to Co-Signers and Joint Accounts after Filing for Bankruptcy?

    What Happens to Co-Signers and Joint Accounts after Filing for Bankruptcy?
    When a debtor decides to file bankruptcy with a Bellevue bankruptcy attorney they may have co-signed for debts or be named on joint bank accounts with relatives or kids. At the initial consultation your bankruptcy attorney will inform you of…
  • May 27

    Should I Short Sell My Home Before or After Bankruptcy?

    Should I Short Sell My Home Before or After Bankruptcy?
    Often times those seeking to file for bankruptcy with a Seattle bankruptcy attorney, are also looking to short sell their home to avoid a foreclosure going on their credit report. This makes sense, however individuals must be careful and plan…
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Arrow Law Group

Arrow Law Group

Covers bankruptcy law and opinions.

http://blog.arrowlawgroup.com/
  • Jun 14

    The Pitfall of a Poorly Filed Bankruptcy

    The Pitfall of a Poorly Filed Bankruptcy
    Many folks have asked me why an attorney will make a difference when filing for bankruptcy. Honestly, it might not make a difference depending on your circumstance. I've seen lots of bankruptcy filed without attorneys and they turn out just…
  • Aug 7

    How HAMP Loan Modifications Work

    How HAMP Loan Modifications Work
    HAMPIn 2008, the federal government rolled out a program called the "Home Affordable Modification Program" or "HAMP". The program pays lenders to work with homeowners. However, the compensation is not very much (especially when compared to…
  • Jun 12

    How lawyers help in car accident

    How lawyers help in car accident
    You're driving down I-5 on a sunny Monday morning. Traffic seems to be flowing smoothly at 60 mph. Suddenly, you notice the car in front of you stopped with its brake lights on. You try to change lanes, but there's no time---plus cars around…
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Federalist Society - University of…

Federalist Society - University of Washington Chapter

Covers limited government, freedom, federalism and judicial restraint.

http://uwfedsoc.blogspot.com/
  • Dec 25

    Somebody bless us, or something

    Somebody bless us, or something
    This is an encouraging sign. The freedom to worship whatever God we find most pleasing is perhaps the most fundamental freedom; it signifies freedom of thought. The fact that Iraqis are now free to worship Jesus if the mood strikes them…
  • Dec 15

    Fifth Amendment Victory

    Fifth Amendment Victory
    Saw an interesting post over on The Volokh Conspiracy about a first dip into a murky 5th Amendment issue - can the gov't compel a suspect to enter a computer password? A man was detained at the Vermont-Canada border on suspicion of…
  • Nov 22

    Holiday (Second Amendment) Reading

    Holiday (Second Amendment) Reading
    The Supreme Court's grant of cert. in DC v. Heller reminded me of an entertaining article on the Supreme Court's last Second Amendment ruling in 1939. I recommend Brian Frye, The Peculiar Story of United States vs. Miller, NYU Journal of Law…
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CMS Law Firm's DUI Blog

CMS Law Firm's DUI Blog

Covers Seattle DUI and criminal law.

http://dui-defense-blog.com/
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