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2012 Tax Reduction Gifting – Remaining Opportunities
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From the Trust and Estates department of Karr Tuttle Campbell.  Kirsten L. Ambach  Alan D. Judy  Charles A. Robinson  Johanna M. Coolbaugh  Douglas A. Luetjen  James K. Treadwell  William J. Cruzen  John E. Poffenbarger  George S. Treadwell  Kenneth E. Rekow   In our January 2011 Alert, we advised our readers of the then recently enacted…

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Crowdfunding: Using the Internet to Raise Small Business Capital
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By Mike Liles, Jr.     For several years entrepreneurs have looked forward to the day when they could freely raise capital for emerging businesses over the internet without having to register the securities with federal or state securities regulators.  The recently adopted Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (“JOBS Act”) provides a statutory structure for how this…

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Law Technology News Mentions KTC in Recent Article Regarding Tech Deals
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Computer gaming is big business in Puget Sound. Drakan, inFAMOUS, Defense Grid, and Lord of the Rings: War in the North are hot properties.  They are graphic digital games all produced by Puget Sound area software gaming developers at Snowblind Studios, Surreal Software, Sucker Punch Productions and Hidden Path Entertainment.  And the computer game writing…

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Real Estate, Debt and Bankruptcy Interview with KTC’s Michael Feinberg
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Need to re-finance that commercial real estate investment?  Filing bankruptcy can be one way to get a lender to come to the negotiating table, says long-time bankruptcy practitioner Michael Feinberg of Karr Tuttle Campbell in an interview with talk radio KKNW’s Ben Brasher.  Feinberg  explains how 2005 changes in bankruptcy law have affected treatment of real estate…

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2011 Washington Trust Act
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From the Trust and Estates Department of Karr Tuttle Campbell Kirsten L. Ambach Sarah B. Bowman Johanna M. Coolbaugh William J. Cruzen Alan D. Judy Douglas A. Luetjen John E. Poffenbarger Kenneth E. Rekow Charles A. Robinson James K. Treadwell George S. Treperinas The 2011 Washington Trust Act (the “Act”), passed under Substitute House Bill…

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Nathaniel Strauss Publishes Article on Copyright Issues in Education
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Who owns a teacher’s work product? The instructor who created it, or the school that employs him or her? That’s the central question addressed in a recently published journal article by Karr Tuttle Campbell attorney Nathaniel Strauss.   Entitled “Anything But Academic: How Copyright’s Work-for-Hire Doctrine Affects Professors, Graduate Students, and K-12 Teachers in the Information…

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Jacque E. St. Romain Joins Karr Tuttle Campbell as an Associate
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Seattle, October 2011 – The law firm of Karr Tuttle Campbell is pleased to announce that Jacque E. St. Romain has joined the firm as an associate. Jacque E. St. Romain graduated from the University of Washington School of Law where she served as Managing Editor of the Washington Law Review.  In 2010 she served…

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Jacquelyn Beatty selected to be one of the State Chairs for Washington by the Council on Litigation Management
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Council on Litigation Management announces its 2011-2012 State Chairs October 3, 2011 New York, NY – (PR.COM) – 8/30/11 –The State Chair is a leadership role within the Council on Litigation Management (CLM) whose purpose is to assist in the development and growth of the Council, and foster communications locally. State Chairs also establish and…

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Karr Tuttle Campbell Honored with Community Service Award
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SEATTLE, September, 2011– History repeats itself.  And that’s a good thing when it comes to community service. Karr Tuttle Campbell was honored this fall, for the second time in less than ten years, by the Puget Sound Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators with the 2011 Community Service Achievement Award. This may look familiar…

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Employment Alert: New Seattle Ordinance Regarding Paid Sick Leave
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From the Employment Department of Karr Tuttle Campbell Medora A. Marisseau Tracy M. Miller Matthew A. Mihlon  Richard J. Omata Robert A. Radcliffe J. Derek Little  Lawrence B. Ransom Johanna M. Coolbaugh On September 12, 2011, the Seattle City Council passed an ordinance requiring all employers who have 5 or more employees working within the…

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