Webinar – How Insurance Fits Into Estate Planning
In this webinar, Attorney Joshua G. R. Curtis discusses "How Insurance Fits Into Estate Planning" Read More
Recent News
Can a Recorded Survey Bring an Easement Into Being?
A recent Washington State court of Appeals case looked at a dispute around an easement and if it were properly created and recorded in Solberg v. River Park Estates Property Owners Association, No. 40743-8-III (Wash. Ct. App. Div. III, Nov. 10, 2025). The Case: Erik and Megan Solberg bought their home in River Park Estates… Read More
Beresford Booth Recognized by Best Law Firms ® 2026!
Beresford Booth has been recognized among Best Law Firms®in the Seattle area for Corporate Governance Law and Corporate Law, Family Law and Commercial Litigation. Best Law Firms was launched by Best Lawyers in 2009 as a way of recognizing outstanding law firms. Their rating service is solely based on extensive peer reviews. Law firms are… Read More
Webinar – Motions to Compel Discovery
November 6th, 2025 - In this webinar, Attorney Aaron M. Dunn discusses "Motions to Compel Discovery" Read More
Webinar – Understanding Preferential Purchase Rights, e.g. Rights of First Refusal/Offer
October 30th, 2025 - In this webinar, Attorney Eli K. Yim discusses "Understanding Preferential Purchase Rights, e.g. Rights of First Refusal/Offer" Read More
Halloween Fun
The Beresford Booth Team enjoyed another fun Halloween chili cookoff, potluck and costume contest! As always, there was great food, creative costumes and lots of laughs! Our costume winners were Ms. Frizzle from Magic School Bus and the Dinosaur Rider, but the cutest costume goes to the Dalmatian Family! Read More
Community Spotlight: Beresford Booth is a Proud Sponsor of the UW Men’s Rugby Club
For the second year in a row, Beresford Booth is the platinum sponsor of the University of Washington Men’s Rugby Club. Begun in 1963, the Club has a long tradition of excellence, but the origins were humble – the Club initially solicited new players in the UW Daily newspaper. While some top players now receive… Read More
When Privilege Slips: Inadvertent Disclosure and the Consequences for Counsel
Even the most careful lawyers can make mistakes during discovery. One of the most serious is the inadvertent disclosure of privileged or work-product material. When that happens, the consequences can be severe, including waiver of privilege, discovery sanctions, ethical violations, and the loss of client trust. An inadvertent disclosure happens when a party accidentally produces… Read More
When HOAs Lose Adverse Possession Claims: Lessons from Stoney Meadows v. Ten Kley
Imagine your quiet cul-de-sac suddenly becomes the center of a heated property dispute. That happened to the litigants in Stoney Meadows Homeowners Association v. Ten Kley, a recent Washington Court of Appeals case. That lawsuit highlights how even long-term use and maintenance of land may not suffice to win an adverse possession claim. Are you a… Read More