Annual virtual races have become a key piece of the employee ecosystem at the law firm Carney Badley Spellman. Founded in 1972, Carney is focused on the Pacific Northwest and is recognized
Peers have selected Carney attorneys, Jason Anderson (Appellate Advocacy Law), John Dippold (Construction Law), Patrick Lamb (Corporate/M&A Law), James Lobsenz (Appellate Advocacy Law, Criminal Defense Law), Tana Materi (Corporate/M&A Law),
The 2024 Washington Super Lawyers Magazine has named seventeen lawyers of our firm on the Super Lawyers’ list. Also, the 2024 Washington Super Lawyers Magazine named ten Carney lawyers on
FTC’S NEW RULING – NONCOMPETES NO LONGER ENFORCEABLE By Josh Brittingham June 10, 2024 FAQ What is the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) noncompete ban? The rule bans “noncompete” provisions, which
Carney Badley Spellman is listed again in the ‘Top 50 Construction Law Firms’ recognized in Construction Executive’s 19th annual construction law survey for 2024. Over 600 nationwide law firms participated
By: Amy C. Weston, Privacy Attorney After much negotiation, in late 2023, lawmakers in the EU reached political consensus on the contents of the much-hyped Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act),
Andrew Stokes is a commercial litigator with experience in a wide array of practice areas. Andrew helps his clients navigate commercial disputes a with an eye toward their business objectives. Andrew has particular experience managing electronic discovery, including in complex litigation. He also advises clients on various issues related to attorney-client . . .
Several Carney attorneys (Anderson, Dippold, King, Mastrodonato, Penner, Wallin, Weaver, Weber, Wright) have been selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2024. Inclusion in Best Lawyers for 2024 is an exhaustive peer-review survey consisting of detailed evaluations of lawyers by other lawyers covering . . .
Eric Liberman represents and advises clients in disputes related to commercial construction projects and government contracts. Eric has represented large general contractors and sureties, as well as subcontractors, property managers and insurance companies on public and private projects. With a background in accounting . . .
Ceslie focuses her practice on working with and representing general contractors, subcontractors, developers, design professionals, and suppliers in navigating the legal aspects of the construction industry, including resolving contract disputes, bid protests, CPARS disputes and appeals, lien and bond claims, L&I appeals . . .
