In the new issue of Washington State Bar News, the WSBA celebrates volunteers in the legal community. And we interview Washington Supreme Court Justice Salvador A. Mungia, who was sworn in earlier this year.
WSBA Board of Governors signs on to ABA statement in support of the rule of law.
Congratulations to our newest Local Heroes, Jonathan Pitel and Christy Anton Peters, pictured here with WSBA President Sunitha Anjilvel.
Got something to bark about? Blog it on NWSidebar.
Lawyers are largely reluctant to adopt generative AI due to concerns about accuracy, ethics, and reliability. A survey revealed only 25 percent of legal profes...
In 2024, the WSBA's STAR Council introduced grants for law students interning in rural Washington to address attorney shortages. Interviewed recipients Olivia ...
The federal court in Tacoma recently surveyed the “actual innocence†requirement for legal malpractice claims arising from criminal cases and a related exc...
The Oregon State Bar's ethics opinion, OSB Formal Opinion 2005-205, aligns with ABA Formal Opinion 512 on artificial intelligence in law. It emphasizes compete...
Under ABA Model Rule 1.16(d), lawyers must surrender client papers upon withdrawal, but the definition of "papers and property" is unclear. Following this ambi...
The next free Legal Lunchbox CLE on April 29 will provide an overview of the Law Clerk Program and feature a panel of attorneys who will share insights on tutoring APR 6 Law Clerks.
The next Board of Governors meeting will be held May 2-3 in Port Angeles, WA.
Join us in-person or remotely for the Environmental and Land Use Midyear from May 8-9, 2025.
The 2025 RPPT Midyear will be in person and at the waterfront Semiahmoo Resort & Spa in Blaine.
Help the Bar Foundation fill the gaps in the legal system. Make a donation today.
Facing a legal issue and don't know where to turn? Start here. Your options might surprise you.
Information about how and when to file a complaint against a legal professional in Washington state.
Information about common ethical issues, such as conflict of interest, client confidentiality, withdrawal, client communications, fee arrangements, trust accounts, and advertising.
The Washington State Bar Association Members Wellness Program promotes the health and well-being of WSBA members.
Information and resources for closing or selling your practice, changing practice area, retiring, and getting advice.
Borrow books from our Lending Library to expand your expertise on practice management.
WSBA's guides include Document Retention, Disaster Planning, Cybersecurity, and Hanging Your Shingle.
Learn about volunteer opportunities for legal professionals in your community and across the state.
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