Understanding RCW 9.73.010: Divulging Telegram in Washington Law
In Washington State, privacy in communications has long been recognized as an essential legal and ethical standard. While modern technology dominates today's communication, certain laws...
Understanding RCW 18.185.005: Washington Bail Bond Regulation
RCW 18.185.005 is a key provision in Washington State law that outlines the legislature's intent to create a uniform licensing system for bail bond agents and agencies....
Understanding Washington Lawyer Evaluations for Third‑Parties (RPC 2.3)
Introduction Under Washington law, a lawyer is sometimes asked to provide an evaluation relating to a client’s affairs not just for the client’s benefit —...
Understanding Washington’s Rule: “Advisor” Duty Under RPC 2.1
Introduction In Washington State, attorneys owe clients more than just legal representation: they must often serve as advisors. Under RPC 2.1 — the “Advisor” rule...
Snow, Slush, and the Thanksgiving Rush Collide on Snoqualmie Pass
Introduction As Thanksgiving travel ramped up across Washington State, Snoqualmie Pass turned into a challenging corridor of unpredictable winter weather. With snow, slush, and freezing...
Winter Weather Advisory and Travel Safety Laws in Washington
Introduction A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the Cascade mountain passes from 10 a.m. Tuesday to 4 a.m. Wednesday, just ahead of the...
Understanding the Infraction Service Rule in Washington
When you face an infraction in Washington — a non‑criminal violation processed under the infraction rules in the courts of limited jurisdiction — one key...
What Happens Next? A Guide to the Pretrial Services Process in Pierce County
Reporting After Release Once you’re released from custody and your case is pending in Pierce County Superior Court, the first step is reporting. You must report in...
What Is RCW 18.185.250 — and Why It Matters
In Washington State law, RCW 18.185.250 sets the eligibility requirements for someone to become a bail bond recovery agent (often informally called a bounty hunter). The statute lays out what...
Understanding RCW 18.185.300: Planned Forced Entry Requirements for Bail Bond Recovery Agents
In Washington State, RCW 18.185.300 provides the legal framework for bail bond recovery agents conducting planned forced entry operations. The law ensures legal compliance and public safety by requiring agents to have reasonable cause before apprehending an individual...