Each year the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers (“WDTL”) recognizes a member who has promoted the highest professional and ethical standards, collegiality, professional decorum, and the utmost ethical standards while practicing supreme advocacy for his or her clients . . .
Carney elected Danny Neuman as a shareholder. Danny focuses his practice on advising start-ups and emerging companies as well as venture capital funds on the challenges of entity formation, securities, corporate finance, venture capital, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property and general corporate counseling.
Carney elected Sommer Clement as a shareholder. Sommer practices in the areas of construction and real estate transactions and litigation, civil litigation, and insurance defense. Sommer drafts contracts and provides risk management advice to companies involved in the development, design, construction, and sale of buildings and real estate.
Several Carney attorneys (Bever, Butler, King, Mastrodonato, Penner, Wallin, Wright) have been selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2020.
Law firms across the nation specializing in construction law were contacted by Construction Executive to find out who the leaders are and what legal issues are keeping them busy. Carney Badley Spellman, P.S. is included in the Top 50 Construction Law Firms across the U.S.
Governor Jay Inslee signed legislation that will significantly restrict the use of noncompetition agreements.
Sidney Tribe joins Carney Badley Spellman as an appellate advocacy attorney.
Anderson, and Cosgrove outlined in the article that litigants are entitled to a “neutral and detached” judge and every judge must constantly evaluate . . .
Appellate-practice group persuaded the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit to resolve a circuit split on the so-called “gangplank rule” in favor of their client, the Port of Bellingham.
The Metropolitan King County Council gave its unanimous support renaming the King County Admin Building and the 4th Ave. block after former Governor and King County Executive John Spellman.
