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Betts, Patterson & Mines P.S. is pleased to announce the election of Shaina Johnson, David Greenberg & Elissa Boyd to Director, effective January 1, 2019. Shaina Johnson joined the firm in 2013 in BPM’s business and corporate more about this article »
Congratulations to the following BPM Attorneys who are honored in 2018 as Super Lawyers: Marissa Alkhazov, Karen Bamberger (Top 50: Women Washington Super Lawyers), Steve Goldstein, Larry Gottlieb, Joe Hampton, Laura Kruse (Top 50: Women Washington more about this article »
In its March 2018 issue, CLM Magazine published Mark Mill’s article, Hazy Coverage: Analyzing the Duty to Defend Newly Insured Marijuana Businesses under Standard CGL Provisions. This article discusses CGL coverage issues that have arisen, more about this article »
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a summary judgment Mark Mills obtained for his client. The Ninth Circuit affirmed the lower court’s decision that Mark’s client had no duty to defend or indemnify, more about this article »
Betts Patterson & Mines is please to announce the election of David Eckberg to Director, effective March 21, 2018. David joined the firm at the beginning of 2018 and bring a wealth of knowledge and more about this article »
Betts Patterson & Mines attorney, Lori Hurl, moderated a CLE on the #MeToo movement with Justice Stephens and Justice Yu of the Washington Supreme Court. Around seventy female attorneys from the Seattle community attended this more about this article »
Betts, Patterson & Mines P.S. is pleased to announce the election of Laura Kruse & Shawna Lydon to Shareholder, effective January 1, 2018. Laura Kruse joined the firm in 2004 and is the Transportation Law Practice Group Chair. Laura handles cases more about this article »
Estate Planning as Your New Year’s Resolution By David Greenberg* What was your resolution last year? Did you resolve to join the gym, be nicer to your mother-in-law, or finally clean out the basement? Maybe more about this article »
Karen Bamberger and Emily Ann Albrecht have co-authored an article for the July/August issue of NW Lawyer. Titled, “Over My Dead Body: The Elusive Tort of Interference with Human Remains“, they discuss the ways in which more about this article »
