Understanding Washington RPC 3.7 – Lawyer as Witness
What Is Washington RPC 3.7? Washington RPC 3.7 governs situations where a lawyer may be called as a witness in a case where the lawyer is...
Understanding Washington RPC 3.6 – Trial Publicity
What Is Washington RPC 3.6? Washington RPC 3.6 governs trial publicity and regulates what lawyers may say publicly about pending or ongoing cases. The rule is designed to...
Understanding Washington RPC 3.5 – Impartiality and Decorum of the Tribunal
What Is Washington RPC 3.5? Washington RPC 3.5 governs attorney conduct related to maintaining the impartiality and decorum of the tribunal. This rule is part of the...
Understanding Washington RPC 3.4 — Fairness to Opposing Party
What Is Washington RPC 3.4? Washington RPC 3.4 is a rule in the Washington Rules of Professional Conduct that governs how attorneys must treat opposing parties...
IRLJ Governs Traffic Infractions: What the Washington Supreme Court Made Clear
Traffic tickets in Washington are not criminal cases. That distinction is more than technical—it determines which procedural rules apply. In a key decision, the Washington...
IRLJ 6.5 Rules Superseded: What It Means in Washington Traffic Cases
What Is IRLJ 6.5 Rules Superseded? IRLJ 6.5 Rules Superseded is a transition rule within Washington’s Infraction Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction (IRLJ). The rule...
IRLJ 6.6 Speed Measuring Device Certification in Washington Traffic Cases
What Is IRLJ 6.6 Speed Certification? IRLJ 6.6 Speed Certification is a Washington court rule that governs how the State proves the design, construction, and certification...
IRLJ 6.7 Identity Challenges and Relief From Judgment in Washington Infraction Cases
What Is IRLJ 6.7 Identity Challenges? IRLJ 6.7 Identity Challenges is a rule under Washington’s Infraction Rules for Courts of Limited Jurisdiction that provides a pathway for people...
RPC 3.4 Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel in Washington
Litigation in Washington is governed not only by statutes and court rules, but also by ethical obligations imposed on attorneys. RPC 3.4 Washington, titled Fairness to Opposing...
RPC 3.4 Washington | Fairness to Opposing Party and Counsel
Litigation in Washington is governed not only by statutes and court rules, but also by ethical obligations imposed on attorneys. RPC 3.4 Washington, titled Fairness to Opposing...