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Mary Ellen Hanley, a long-time partner at Karr Tuttle Campbell, passed away on Monday, August 17, 2009. Mary Ellen joined the firm in 1963 and retired in 1988. She received…
read moreFrom the Tax, Trusts, 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…
read moreThe Internal Revenue Service has given until December 31, 2008, for all covered deferred compensation plans to come into written compliance with the IRS Section 409A regulations. Noncompliance with Section…
read moreIn September 2008, the Washington Securities Division increased the risks of making private offerings in Washington State in reliance upon Rule 506 of Regulation D under the Securities Act of…
read moreKarr Tuttle Campbell is pleased to announce that John E. Poffenbarger, formerly a partner with the Seattle office of Stoel Rives, has joined Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Trusts and Estates Department…
read moreOn March 4, 2007, the Karr Tuttle Campbell Employment Relations Department will be holding an all-day seminar for its clients. We will provide participants with information about some important recent…
read moreThe impact of the new regulations creating a safe harbor for employers who receive “no-match” letters from the Social Security Administration (the “No-Match” regulations) will not be felt for awhile.…
read more“This measure will provide many vital protections to same-sex couples in committed relationships. Its passage is an exciting first step toward the ultimate goal of marriage for all couples.” -ACLU…
read moreBy Gene Barton In a new twist on an old “tail,” Maxine Mansour, beloved companion of Kirkland software pioneer Peter Mansour, was rescued from an uncertain fate by the Washington…
read moreBy Gene Barton The headlines could not be missed. “Court redefines parenthood,” The Seattle Times told us across the top of the front page of its November 4 issue. But…
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