Bruce E. Larson
1201 3rd Avenue, Suite 2900
Seattle, Washington 98101
206-223-1313
206-224-8027 Direct
206-682-7100 Fax




Education

  • B.A., Princeton, 1972, summa cum laude,
    •  Phi Beta Kappa
    •  Walter E. Hope Prize
    • Buchanan Prize
  • J.D., University of Chicago Law School, 1975
    • Joseph Henry Beale Prize for writing and oral argument
Admitted to Practice
  • Washington State Bar
  • U.S. District Court, Western District of Washington
  • U.S. District Court, Eastern District of  Washington
  • U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

 Professional Activities

  • American Bar Association
  • Construction Section
  • Washington State Bar Association
  • King County Bar Association
  • Washington Association of Defense Counsel
  • International Association of Defense Counsel
  • Fidelity and Surety Committee
  • Business Litigation Committee
  • Supreme Court Award for Outstanding Service on Behalf of Washington Pattern Jury Instruction Committee

 


Larson, Bruce E.
Bruce E. Larson


Shareholder

Bruce E. Larson is a graduate of Princeton University (B.A. 1972, summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa) and the University of Chicago (J.D., 1975, Beale Prize for Writing and Oral Argument). Mr. Larson focuses his practice on litigation, with particular emphasis on commercial, general tort and other complex matters. He has been president of the firm since 1994 and chairperson of the litigation department since 1991.

Mr. Larson represents businesses, organizations and individuals in a wide variety of litigation in both federal and state courts. He is active in the American, Washington State and King County Bar Associations, the Washington Association of Defense Trial Lawyers and the International Association of Defense Counsel.

Mr. Larson is a recipient of a Washington Supreme Court Award for Outstanding Service in behalf of the Washington Pattern Jury Instruction Committee and has chaired the Committee's work groups on Trade Secrets and Commercial Litigation. He has been recognized in Washington Law & Politics Magazine as one of Washington State’s “Super Lawyers,” in Washington CEO Magazine as a “Top Attorney” and in Seattle Magazine as one of Seattle’s “Top 155 Attorneys” and was also recognized in 2007 by Seattle Business Monthly as one of Seattle’s “Top 87 Business Attorneys”. He has been a contributor and speaker for numerous continuing professional education seminars including serving for several years as the lecturer and instructor regarding depositions for the nationally recognized Washington State Bar Association Skills Training Seminar. He has also written numerous papers and published articles on a wide array of litigation related subjects including, for instance, "Ethics in Alternative Dispute Resolution" and "Defense of Class Certification Motions in Monster Litigation.

Publications and Presentations

  • "Tort and Product Liability Reform: The New Act," speaker and chapter co-author, Washington State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Seminar
  • "Comparative Fault and Contribution," Washington State Judicial Conference
  • "Trial Techniques and Presentation: Non-Traditional Considerations," Washington State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Seminar
  • "Trial Skills Seminar," co-chair, Washington State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Seminar
  • "Special Problems in Evidence," Washington State Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Seminar
  • "Washington State Bar Association Skills Training Seminar" instructor on depositions, 1987, 1989 and 1991
  • "Alternative Dispute Resolution," American Bar Association
  • "Taking and Defending Depositions," Washington State Bar Association
  • "Monster Litigation II: Procedural Considerations," International Association of Defense Counsel
  • “Ethics in ADR,” 1994 Supplement to ADR Practice Book, Wiley Law Publications
  • Washington State Trial Lawyers Association Seminar.  Washington Pattern Jury Instructions, Commercial Litigation

 


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