Does a contractor in Washington have a complete defense for an alleged construction defect when the defect is related, in part, to a design error and, in part, to a construction defect? As a contractor, you might argue you are completely absolved . . .
Isaac Prevost is an associate attorney practicing construction and commercial litigation. Isaac handles breach of contract and construction disputes for project owners . . .
Jared Vermillion’s practice primarily focuses on advising startups and emerging companies through a variety of matters such as entity formations, raising capital through venture and angel investment financings, commercial transactions, regulatory . . .
Several Carney attorneys (Bever, Butler, King, Mastrodonato, Penner, Wallin, Wright) have been selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2022.
Welcome back to Shhhh…(a Privacy Blog). Lots has happened in the privacy world in the past few months, and we thought we’d catch our readers up on the biggest headlines.
It is with a great deal of sadness Carney Badley Spellman announces the passing of one of its founding partners, Basil L. Badley, after 85 years of a full and fruitful life. Basil is survived by his wife, Mary Margaret Haugen, six children, a nearly . . .
For the 2021 survey for the annual U.S. ranking of The Top 50 Construction Law Firms™, Construction Executive’s editorial team reached out to dozens of attorneys at the nation’s best construction law firms to learn how the legal landscape . . .
Mark Rosencrantz chairs the firm’s construction and commercial litigation practice groups. His practice focuses on solving business and commercial disputes for clients throughout the United States.
Sidney Tribe’s practice is primarily civil appeals in both state and federal courts, which has been her focus for the last twelve years. She has litigated more than 130 appellate cases, including more . . .
Washington’s long-sought state privacy act (the “WPA”) has again taken a controversial, and if history repeats itself, fatal turn. On March 26, 2021, the Washington House of Representative’s Civil . . .
