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Michael is a skillful business and real estate lawyer with nearly two decades of experience supporting clients in a range of corporate and real estate matters.  Michael has a robust business practice where he concentrates on the areas of forming businesses, acquisitions and mergers, and general business matters. Integrity, curiosity and diligence are the hallmarks… Read More

Beresford Booth is the proud sponsor of the Keynote Speaker – Kevin McNeil of the Twelve Project – for the 11th Annual Transforming Hurt to Hope Luncheon on November 9th from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Edward Hansen Conference Center at Angel of the Winds Arena. If you want to join us, you… Read More

November 2nd, 2023 Beresford Booth Attorney Andrew M. McKenzie talks about What Are Liquidated Damages & Is My Liquidated Damages Clause Enforceable? Read More

October 26th, 2023 Beresford attorney Eli K. Yim presents For Sale by Owner: Engaging a Lawyer in Real Estate Transactions. Read More

Litigation against corporations can often involve large amounts in controversy.  Even when the underlying dispute is a small one, plaintiffs suing corporations may wish to motivate the corporation to settle on more favorable terms by demanding to take the depositions of high ranking corporate officers.  The officer may fear a loss or their valuable time,… Read More

Sometimes, a Will provides a bequest of specific property to a beneficiary. For example, "I give, devise, and bequeath my 1965 Ford Mustang to my uncle, John Smith." Sometimes, such a bequest cannot be fulfilled because the item of property is no longer owned by the maker of the Will at the time of their… Read More

In Washington State, child support is a statutory calculation based on the parent’s combined net income.  This figure can be found in RCW 26.19.020 (the ‘Child Support Economic Table.’).  For example, if the combined net income of each parent equals $11,000/month, then Washington State has determined that the basic support obligation in a one-child family… Read More

If you are an employer who hires workers to perform services for your business, you need to know how to classify them correctly as either employees or independent contractors. This is not just a matter of preference or convenience, but a legal obligation that can have serious consequences if you get it wrong. The difference… Read More

October 19th, 2023 Beresford Booth attorney Anne B. Bennette presents: How Holidays Can Help You With All Issues in Your Family Law Case. Read More