This year BPM sponsored New Beginnings’ 8th Annual Benefit Lunch. New Beginnings’ mission is to empower survivors and mobilize community awareness and action to end domestic violence. This annual benefit lunch is New Beginnings’ largest
Attorney Pam Jacobson gave a lecture on Trademark Prosecution at the 2014 Center for Advanced Study & Research on Intellectual Property Summer Institute at UW on July 21.
The ICPG, Insurance Coverage Practice Group, blog is now listed on the American Bar Association’s Blawg listings, here. The blog is also listed on the University of Washington’s law related blog listings, here.
On July 18, Chris Tompkins traveled to Chicago to attend the Board of Directors meeting and seminar for the National Foundation for Judicial Excellence. Also in attendance, were 150+ state appellate court judges.
Betts, Patterson & Mines, P.S. participated in this year’s Food Frenzy contest against other Seattle law firms and local businesses. Food Frenzy is an annual event hosted by Food Lifeline, a local non-profit organization. Summertime
The following BPM Attorneys were honored in the latest Washington Law and Politics magazine as Super Lawyers: Karen Bamberger, John Braislin, Steve Goldstein, Larry Gottlieb, Joe Hampton, Pam Jacobson, Laura Kruse, James Nelson, and Chris
BPM sponsored the annual Washington Women Lawyers, King County Chapter Judicial Appreciation Lunch on June 11 at the Fairmont. During the lunch, Justice Stephens received the 2014 “President’s Award.”
Marissa Alkhazov was asked to become a regular contributor to the DRI Women in the Law Blog. Her first article was published on May 29th.
Steve Goldstein moderated the Harmonie Employment Defense Team’s first webinar on May 28. The title of the presentation was: Managing Motherhood in the Workplace: Employers’ Obligations Under the ADA, PDA, and FMLA.
Shareholder Karen Bamberger spoke at the 2014 CLM Product Liability & ADR Conference on June 13 in Columbus, Ohio. Ms. Bamberger’s presentation was entitled, “I Say Potato, You Say Kartoffel or How Not To Get Lost in
