Karr Tuttle Campbell
On 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…
read moreReprinted with permission of the King County Bar Association By Diana K. Carey On June 10, 2004, a comprehensive receivership statute took effect in Washington. Its intent was to give…
read moreThe main provisions of the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act (“BAPCPA”, aka the Bankruptcy Reform Act) went into effect on October 17. But its impacts were felt earlier.…
read moreReprinted with permission of the King County Bar Association By Gene Barton The Judicial Conference — the policy-making body of the federal judiciary — has endorsed a controversial rule change…
read moreBy Sarah Kaltsounis Vegetarians and vegans quickly become accustomed to dealing with exasperated fellow shoppers whenever we visit the grocery store. We tend to block the aisles as we pore over…
read moreReprinted with permission of the King County Bar Association By Gene Barton When Jill Doty, a volunteer fire fighter for the Town of South Prairie, was injured while responding to…
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