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Posted on January 1, 2026November 12, 2026

Employment Discrimination Based Upon Cannabis Use (WA State)

Employment Discrimination Based Upon Cannabis Use (WA State)


Under Washington State law, may employers discrimination against job candidates based on cannabis use? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Discrimination Based Upon Cannabis Use (WA State)”

Posted on December 4, 2025November 12, 2026

Employment Law 101: Statute of Limitations

Employment Law 101: Statute of Limitations
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS

Under Washington State laws, what is the meaning of “statute of limitations” within the context of civil litigation? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Employment Law 101: Statute of Limitations”

Posted on November 21, 2025November 12, 2026

Constructive Discharge: Discrete & Non-Discrete Acts

Constructive Discharge: Discrete & Non-Discrete Acts


Under Washington State law, may a constructive discharge be based on discrete and/or non-discrete acts? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Constructive Discharge: Discrete & Non-Discrete Acts”

Posted on November 13, 2025November 12, 2026

What are the elements of Disparate Treatment in WA State?

What are the elements of Disparate Treatment in WA State?

FAQ: What are the elements of Disparate Treatment in WA State? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “What are the elements of Disparate Treatment in WA State?”

Posted on November 6, 2025November 12, 2026

Can you prove employment discrimination without direct evidence?

Can you prove employment discrimination without direct evidence?

FAQ: Can you prove employment discrimination without direct evidence? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Can you prove employment discrimination without direct evidence?”

Posted on November 6, 2025November 12, 2026

WSHRC: Termination of Case Without Findings of Fact

WSHRC: Termination of Case Without Findings of Fact


Under the Washington State Administrative Code (hereinafter, “WAC”), what are the Washington State Human Rights Commission (hereinafter, “WSHRC”) regulations concerning termination of a case without findings of fact? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WSHRC: Termination of Case Without Findings of Fact”

Posted on October 23, 2025November 12, 2026

Unsworn Statements Versus Affidavits (WA State)

Unsworn Statements Versus Affidavits (WA State)


Under Washington State Court Rules, how do courts treat unsworn statements versus affidavits? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Unsworn Statements Versus Affidavits (WA State)”

Posted on October 9, 2025November 12, 2026

Summary Judgment: Mere Allegations vs. Specific Facts

Summary Judgment: Mere Allegations vs. Specific Facts


Under Washington State law, may an employment-discrimination plaintiff rely on mere allegations to overcome a motion for summary judgment? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “Summary Judgment: Mere Allegations vs. Specific Facts”

Posted on September 25, 2025November 12, 2026

WSHRC: Nature of Orders and Enforcement

WSHRC: Nature of Orders and Enforcement


Under the Washington State Administrative Code (hereinafter, “WAC”), what are the Washington State Human Rights Commission (hereinafter, “WSHRC”) regulations concerning the nature of orders and enforcement? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WSHRC: Nature of Orders and Enforcement”

Posted on September 11, 2025November 12, 2026

WSHRC: Breach of Conciliated Agreement

WSHRC: Breach of Conciliated Agreement


Under the Washington State Administrative Code (hereinafter, “WAC”), how may the Washington State Human Rights Commission address the breach of a conciliated agreement? Here’s my point of view. Continue reading “WSHRC: Breach of Conciliated Agreement”

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