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Category: Discovery

Posted on January 7, 2025November 13, 2026

WSHRC: Failure to Provide Information

WSHRC: Failure to Provide Information


Under the Washington State Administrative Code (hereinafter, “WAC”), what are the Washington State Human Rights Commission (hereinafter, “WSHRC”) regulations concerning failure to provide information? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WSHRC: Failure to Provide Information”

Posted on October 24, 2024November 13, 2026

WA State Declines to Adopt the Apex Doctrine

WA State Declines to Adopt the Apex Doctrine


In Washington State, have courts adopted the “apex doctrine” (hereinafter, “Apex Doctrine”)? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WA State Declines to Adopt the Apex Doctrine”

Posted on May 9, 2024November 13, 2026

Civil Procedure: The CR 26(i) Conference Requirement (WA State)

Civil Procedure: The CR 26(i) Conference Requirement


Under Washington State Superior Court Civil Rules (hereinafter, “CR”), what is the CR 26(i) conference requirement? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Civil Procedure: The CR 26(i) Conference Requirement (WA State)”

Posted on April 25, 2024November 13, 2026

WA State Rule of Civil Procedure CR 16: A Guide for Litigators

WA State Rule of Civil Procedure CR 16: A Guide for Litigators


Under Washington State Court Rules, how may litigators utilize WA State Rule of Civil Procedure CR 16 (Pretrial Procedure and Formulating Issues)? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WA State Rule of Civil Procedure CR 16: A Guide for Litigators”

Posted on January 4, 2024November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Requests for Admission

Employment Law 101: Requests for Admission
REQUESTS FOR ADMISSION

Under Washington State laws, what are “Requests for Admission” within the context of civil litigation? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Requests for Admission”

Posted on December 28, 2023November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Requests for Production

Employment Law 101: Requests for Production
REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION

Under Washington State laws, what are “requests for production” within the context of civil litigation? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Requests for Production”

Posted on December 21, 2023November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Interrogatories

Employment Law 101: Interrogatories
INTERROGATORIES

Under Washington State laws, what are “interrogatories” within the context of civil legal proceedings? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Interrogatories”

Posted on October 26, 2023November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Motions

Employment Law 101: Motions
MOTIONS

Under Washington State laws, what are “motions” within the context of litigation? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Motions”

Posted on September 21, 2023November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Depositions

Employment Law 101: Depositions
DEPOSITIONS

Under Washington State law, what are “depositions” within the context of legal proceedings? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Depositions”

Posted on June 5, 2023November 13, 2026

Employment Law 101: Discovery (WA State)

Employment Law 101: Discovery (WA State)
DISCOVERY

Under Washington State law, what does the term “discovery” mean within the context of pre-trial legal proceedings? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Discovery (WA State)”

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