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The J.D. from PNB
Before he cracked cases, business litigator Charles E. Newton was dancing in The Nutcracker
Local Counsel with Claire L. Rootjes
Seattle litigator Claire Rootjes tells us what’s good in the neighborhood.
Keith Kessler Goes the Distance
The Hoquiam lawyer fights for injured cyclists
‘If I’ve Helped Some People Along the Way, That’s Enough’
An oral history of practicing law in the days when Dictaphones were cutting-edge, women in the office were secretaries, and attorneys worked for as little as $275 a month
Finding Her Voice
In kindergarten, Tana Lin was punished for not speaking English. Today, she speaks for those who have been treated unfairly
Discovery with Jeffrey I. Tilden
Jeffrey I. Tilden’s wins include the 1994 reinstatement of National Guard Col. Margarethe Cammermeyer, discharged for being a lesbian
It is Not ‘OK’
Local attorneys volunteer their time to help domestic-abuse victims become survivors
Landmark Lawyer
Melody McCutcheon worked on the Bullitt Center and helped the Sorrento Hotel achieve historic status
‘We’ve Got to Get Kelly Corr’
Why Nirvana, Alaska Airlines and Hearst wanted him around; Bill Gates and Courtney Love, not so much
Balasubramani, Offline
Internet attorney Venkat Balasubramani loves talking about tech matters and legal theory, less so about himself
The Great Debater
Tacoma family law attorney Laura Carlsen can parry like nobody’s business
WHY KEVIN J. CURTIS DOES WHAT HE DOES
The Spokane litigator is all about protecting liberties
Budding Business
Seattle lawyers have high hopes for Washington’s fledgling marijuana industry
The Good Foot Soldier
David Goodnight’s client list ranges from Amazon to Monsanto to a Napa Valley vineyard—and in his spare time, the Stoel Rives litigator helps Burundian widows rebuild their lives
Bellingham Boosters
Efforts to transform a pulp mill into a waterfront gem have consumed a decade (so far) of legal navigations by Frank Chmelik and Jon Sitkin
Akane Suzuki’s Journey of 5,000 Miles
A fascination with far-flung lands and languages brought the international-estate planning attorney from Japan to the U.S. at 16
Keep It Simple, Stupid
That’s what Steve W. Berman has always done, in class action lawsuits against Jack in the Box, Big Tobacco, Toyota, the NCAA …
The Rock Star
High-profile trials and links to headline-grabbers like Amanda Knox and Mary Kay Letourneau have garnered the spotlight for Anne Bremner, bringing celebrity and sprezzatura