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Paine Hamblen welcomes the addition of Nicole R. Luth as a first year associate to its Spokane office. Prior to law school, Nicole had a

While slip-and-fall cases are not as common as, for example, motor vehicle accidents, numerous slip and fall cases are filed in Washington courts every year.

On August 23, 2019 four bankruptcy bills were signed into law, with three of the four being effective immediately.  The Family Farm Relief Act of

In Floeting v. Group Health Cooperative, 434 P.3d 39 (2019), Floeting, a patient of Group Health Cooperative, sued Group Health after Floeting was sexually harassed

In early 2019, Washington Court of Appeals (Division I) heard arguments from two neighbors, one claiming the other’s tree was a nuisance. The court’s published

When a mortgage is foreclosed, the proceeds of the sale go to satisfy the debt on the first position lien. If there are excess funds

A Last Will and Testament may be attacked for a variety of reasons, maybe someone did not receive as much as they wanted or maybe

Paine Hamblen welcomes the addition of Daniel B. DeRuyter and Erik A. Kukuk to its Spokane office. For 35 years Dan has practiced business and

Recently, in In re De Jesus Gomez, 592 B.R. 698 (B.A.P. 9th Cir. 2018), the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel clarified how 11 U.S.C. §