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Conviction Vacatur Washington: State v. Abrams Explained

Conviction Vacatur Washington Law After State v. Abrams The Washington Supreme Court addressed conviction vacatur Washington law in State v. Abrams, clarifying when a person can ask a...

RPC 3.9 Nonadjudicative Proceedings in Washington

Understanding RPC 3.9 Nonadjudicative Proceedings When lawyers step outside the courtroom and into legislative hearings or administrative meetings, the rules do not disappear—they shift. Under RPC...

Washington Indemnity Summary Judgment Case

A recent Washington Court of Appeals decision demonstrates how difficult it can be to defeat summary judgment when the plain language of a contract does...

Washington 12(b)(6) Dismissal Upheld in Vaccine Lawsuit

A recent Washington Court of Appeals decision highlights how difficult it can be to overcome a CR 12(b)(6) motion to dismiss when federal immunity statutes...

RCW 9A.40.040: Unlawful Imprisonment Washington Law Explained

What Is Unlawful Imprisonment Washington Law? Under RCW 9A.40.040, unlawful imprisonment occurs when a person knowingly restrains another individual without legal authority. At its core, this...

Asbestos Statute Repose: Washington Case Explained

Asbestos Statute Repose Rules in Washington The Washington Supreme Court’s decision in Polinder v. Brand Insulations, Inc. addresses an important issue in asbestos litigation: when does Washington’s...

Washington Hit and Run Duties After an Accident

Understanding Washington Hit and Run Duties Under Washington hit and run duties, drivers involved in an accident must stop, remain at the scene, and provide reasonable...

Foster Care Records in Washington Abuse Lawsuits

Foster Care Records and Washington Abuse Claims Foster care records can be critical evidence when a former foster child sues the State of Washington for...

Washington Pen Register and Cell Site Simulator Law: Understanding RCW 9.73.260

Washington Pen Register Law Explained Washington law strictly regulates how law enforcement can use surveillance technology. Under RCW 9.73.260, the use of pen registers, trap and...

Washington Cell Site Simulator Law: Understanding RCW 9.73.270 Privacy Protections

Washington Cell Site Simulator Law Explained Washington has enacted strong privacy protections when it comes to electronic surveillance. Under RCW 9.73.270, law enforcement agencies are restricted...