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The parts of a lawsuit become common to a lawyer, and it is easy for a lawyer to think a client will understand what is going on.  But for a non-lawyer, it is easy to get lost in the legal language, not understand what is happening, and not know what to expect.  This article provides… Read More

In this webinar, Attorney Sherry Bosse Lueders discusses "Washington Probate: An Introduction" Read More

Beresford Booth is proud to welcome litigation lawyer Taylor Dawson to our team. Taylor is an associate with Beresford Booth’s Litigation Group. He is an experienced trial lawyer who works to zealously represent and advocate on behalf of his clients. Taylor was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest. He was introduced to the legal… Read More

Many business owners assume the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) applies only to disputes involving individual consumers. After all, the name says it plainly. In reality, Washington courts have repeatedly held that business-to-business conduct can trigger CPA liability—sometimes with severe financial consequences. Understanding when a commercial dispute crosses into CPA territory is critical. The difference between… Read More

Money can’t solve every problem, but financial security can make it much easier for a loved one with physical, intellectual, or developmental disabilities to have a superior quality of life. Special Needs Trusts are an excellent planning tool for creating lifelong financial security and stability for loved ones today and after we are no longer… Read More

Beresford Booth is thrilled to welcome estate planning attorney Susan Alexander to our team. Susan is a member of Beresford Booth’s Estate Planning and Probate Group. Susan brings decades of experience of designing and implementing estate plans for individuals and families. She has a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation, giving her additional expertise and… Read More

In this webinar, Attorney Aaron M. Dunn discusses "High-Stakes Litigation: Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance" Read More

Business owners and homeowners already manage a long list of responsibilities, from tax filings to ongoing maintenance. Beginning in 2026, they will face a new requirement. Certain residential real estate transfers will trigger reporting obligations under the federal Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”). Although the CTA’s business entity reporting rules remain on hold due to… Read More

It makes logical sense that any person considering litigation would be emboldened, possibly even motivated, by learning that a relevant statute allows for an award of attorney’s fees to the “prevailing party.” A common misconception is that such an award will automatically follow a favorable outcome in a lawsuit. As is often the case, Washington… Read More