Webinar – Alternatives to Judicial Dissolution for Washington Entities
October 17th, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney Caleb J. Tingstad talks about Alternatives to Judicial Dissolution for Washington Entities Read More
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Webinar – Avoiding and Defending Workplace Discrimination Lawsuits
October 10th, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney Dexter N. Bradford talks about Avoiding and Defending Workplace Discrimination Lawsuits Read More
Haddox, and Lewis, v. PEAT et al
Haddox v. PEAT, LLC, 2024 Wash. App. LEXIS 1825 A recent Washington decision provides some valuable lessons regarding the effect of commercial leases and subleases, and the rights of the parties to such agreements. In Haddox and Lewis v. PEAT LLC, and Research & Development LLC, Division II of the Washington Court of Appeals upheld… Read More
UCC Fundamentals: – A Guide to Article 2 (Sales)
Part 3: Contract Formation In our two previous posts, we tackled questions surrounding when UCC Article 2 applies and when a contract for the sale of goods needs to be in writing. This entry of our UCC fundamentals series asks, “how do I form a contract for the sale of goods?” As most first year… Read More
Are Old Restrictive Covenants (CC&Rs) Still Enforceable?
Property owners sometimes assume they can do (or should be able to do) whatever they want with their land. Of course, the world is not that simple; living in a civilized society involves an interconnectedness which necessarily means that some land uses are bound to affect those around us. Stemming from that recognition are a… Read More
Webinar – The Challenges of AI in the Entertainment Industry
August 22nd, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney J.Patrick Diener talks about The Challenges of AI in the Entertainment Industry with voice actress Cissy Jones. Read More
Estate Litigation – Avoid it With Careful Drafting
In the recent Washington Court of Appeals case Henderson v. Schmoll, we see the significant cost of sloppy legal drafting. We also see the comparative ease of avoiding that cost. Edith Henderson signed her Will in 1982, leaving her home to her daughter, Jane. But that bequest contained a condition: when Jane sold the property,… Read More
Webinar – What is Abusive Litigation?
August 8th, 2024 Beresford Booth Attorney Anne B. Bennette talks about What is Abusive Litigation? Read More
Can One Spouse Obligate the Marital Community Through a Confession Judgment?
Recently, in the Copper Leaf, LLC v. Ace Paving CO. INC. decision, the Washington Court of Appeals addressed a case in which one spouse incurred debt and appeared to obligate the marital community by signing a confession of judgment. We must first address the questions, what is a martial community, and what is community property?… Read More
