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‘A Society That Gets Along’
Judge Michael Scott says his landmark Arlene’s Flowers case boils down to respecting each other despite differences
Mix Masters
In appellate law and jazz, Ken Masters lives up to his name
The Many Lives of Janet George
The onetime blackjack dealer, pilot and prosecutor brings a lot—especially empathy—to the family law table
Discovery with Tyler Arnold
Got five minutes? Tyler Arnold can finish your crossword
Drawing on Experience
A little humor never hurts—just ask Kennewick litigator Jay Flynn
Legal Community Mourns Attorney Who Helped Shape Seattle
Melody McCutcheon’s projects ranged from Safeco Field to the Yesler Terrace housing redevelopment
Steve Berman: Putting the Brakes on Alleged Emissions Cheating
The Seattle heavy-hitter accuses GM of deception similar to that used by Volkswagen
Righting Wrongs and Keeping Things Simple
Darrell Cochran has taken on the state of Washington, an insurance powerhouse and Apple with his special brand of ‘inefficiency’
It Takes a Tugboat
How Bert Markovich navigated his way to maritime law
The Searcher
IP attorney Robert Cumbow shares his lifelong love of movies
‘Out of the Jury Box’
Sheri Pewitt’s personal mantra guides her practice—and her pro bono work representing political protesters
Bankruptcy, Bach
Diana Carey’s talents range from tracking down fraud to tickling the ivories
Discovery with Corrie J. Yackulic
How peanut butter helped save Corrie Yackulic’s career
To Market, to Market
How Seattle attorneys gave us even more to love about the city’s favorite shopping destination
The Road Less Traveled
Mark Kamitomo’s circuitous path to law
Local Counsel with Kathryn Naegeli Boling
Seattle’s Kathryn Boling tells us what’s good in the neighborhood
Judicial Notice with Mary E. Fairhurst
Washington State Supreme Court Justice Mary Fairhurst On Making a Difference
Finding Her Voice
In kindergarten, Tana Lin was punished for not speaking English. Today, she speaks for those who have been treated unfairly