The official publication of the Snohomish County Bar Association. April Volume 45 Number 4 S C B A. News

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1 April 2017 Volume 45 Number 4 The official publication of the Snohomish County Bar Association S C B A News

2 SCBA News Published by the Snohomish County Bar Association P.O. Box 5429 Everett, WA William Sullivan Editor Terri Callantine Magazine Production & Website Inside This Issue «Calendar of Events «Superior Court Assignments «From the Desk of the President «The Lawyer s Road Review ~ Tears for Sears «Announcements «Advertisements Joyce Wood Executive Director joycew@snobar.org Snohomish County Bar Association Officers Michael O Meara President Richard Jones Vice President Tom Cox Treasurer William Sullivan Secretary Trustees Ann Brice John Follis Jacob Gent Joseph Moore Gurjit Pandher Kari Petrasek Danielle Pratt Cory Rein 2017 by Snohomish County Bar Association. Printed by the SCBA All editorial material including editorial comment appearing herein represents the views of the respective authors and does not necessarily carry the endorsement of the Association or the Board of Trustees. Likewise, the publication of any advertisement is not to be construed as an endorsement of the product or service offered unless it is specifically stated in the ad that there is such approval or endorsement. SCBA News is published monthly by the Snohomish County Bar Association, P.O. Box 5429, Everett, WA Send changes of address to: Snohomish County Bar Association P.O. Box 5429, Everett, WA Advertising and Submissions Announcements: SCBA members only. Contact Joyce Wood at (425) or joycew@snobar.org. Classifieds: Please contact Joyce Wood for rates and submission guidelines at (425) or at joycew@snobar.org. Submissions: Contact Joyce Wood at (425) or at joycew@snobar.org. Deadline: Copy must be received (not postmarked) by the 15th of each month for the subsequent issue. No cancellations will be accepted after the deadline. Please submit to the SCBA office at P.O. Box 5429, Everett, WA 98206, Microsoft Word Format (Mac or PC) by . WordPerfect users, save your files in either MS Word format or Rich Text format (RTF). Contact Us SCBA Office: (425) / joycew@snobar.org SCBA Fax: (425) Web site: Lawyer Referral Service: (425) Like us on Facebook 2 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

3 SCBA Calendar of Events April th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 15 th Deadline SCBA Newsletter 17 th Family Law Section Meeting 19 th Swearing In Ceremony 20 th SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting May th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 13 th SLCS Dinner 15 th Deadline SCBA Newsletter 18 th SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting 22 nd Family Law Section Meeting 29 th Courthouse Closed June th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 15 th Deadline SCBA Newsletter 15 th SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting 19 th Family Law Section Meeting 22 nd Membership Drive Happy Hour July th Courthouse Closed 10 th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 15 th NO Deadline SCBA Newsletter 17 th Family Law Section Meeting 20 th SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting 20 th AquaSox Game August th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 15 th Deadline SCBA Newsletter 17 th NO SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting 18 th SCBA Golf Tournament 21 st Family Law Section Meeting September th Courthouse Closed 11 th Young Lawyers Division Meeting 15 th Deadline SCBA Newsletter 18 th Family Law Section Meeting 21 st SCBA Board of Trustees Meeting Superior Court Assignments Presiding Judge: Judge Linda C. Krese Trial Calendar Call and Motions to Continue Trial Dept. 11 Juvenile Court: Judge Dingledy Judge Bowden Commissioner Brudvik 1 Civil Motions: Judge Appel Apr 3-7 Judge Larsen Apr Judge Wilson Apr Judge Weiss Apr 21 Judge Farris Apr Criminal Hearings: Judge Judge Apr 3-4 Judge Weiss Apr 5, 26 1 pm Judge Okrent Apr 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, Judge Kurtz Apr 7 pm Judge Appel Apr 10-12, Judge Wilson Apr Criminal Motions: JudgeWeiss Apr 6-7, 28 Judge Appel Apr 13-14, Judge Wilson Apr 27 Criminal Dept. Judges: Civil Dept. Judges: Judges Farris, Downes, Lucas, Kurtz, Weiss, Appel, Okrent, Ellis Judges Fair, Wilson, Judge, Larsen Ex Parte/Commissioner Civil Motions: Commissioner Gaer Family Law Calendars: Commissioners Stewart, Waggoner and Tinney Please note: All assignments are subject to change without notice and assignments may not change on the first day of the month. 1 Court Commissioner assignments are for six months duration and change in early January and July. APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 3

4 The Dying of the Light From the Desk of the President Michael O Meara The membership rolls of the SCBA, like many organizations, is shrinking. Slowly, year by year, membership is declining. This causes dues revenue to decline, which forces the Bar to raise the dues to maintain financial viability, which causes members to think long and hard about renewing. Some don t. Every year, new lawyers join our ranks, but few join. Often these new lawyers have financial or time constraints which will not allow them to participate. More often, however, it is because people are not joining organizations the way they had in the past. America s Greatest Generation triggered a boom in organizational participation. The end of the Second World War saw veterans returning and immediately engaging in their communities. They saw value in the organizations and what those organizations did for society. Membership in new and venerable institutions skyrocketed. But their grandchildren, the baby boomers who came of age around 1970, were not joiners. This trend has continued through Generation X, Millennials and Centennials. Technology has changed the way we communicate and learn. Technology has greatly reduced the need to congregate. We can now create and manage personal and professional relationships without leaving our homes or offices. Not surprisingly, people feel less of a need to physically gather. While the SCBA has been discussing ways to embrace this trend and providing our members ways to new ways to interact, socialize and learn through technology, there is still value and genuine rewards associated with face-to-face conversation. Social media is great, but it lacks the physical connection, the handshake, the breaking of bread, the sharing of a drink, a story, a laugh. With that in mind, please consider joining us at one of the several social events we have planned for Whether it is golf, baseball or just a bar mixer, there is no substitute for relaxing with colleagues and friends. That is something your computer simply cannot replace. Better yet, bring a non-member friend or colleague. They might enjoy themselves and connect with other attorneys in our community. They might join. Maybe if we all work together can reverse the trend in our legal community. As Dylan Thomas advised, let us not go gentle into that good night. Help us rage against the dying of the light. 4 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017 Tears for Sears The Lawyer s Road Review by Pete Patterson Whatever has become of the capital ships of capitalism? Rocks and shoals they did not see on their charts as they steamed forward on the seas of commerce are now evident. Their confidence, once undaunted, is now shaken by technology that failed to appear on their boardroom scopes. Was the trouble all started by the torpedo Amazon fired into the marketplace? Commander Jeff Bezos lay beneath the waves in some sinister U-boat, unseen, an attribute which is now considered stealth and thus more honorable. One need not take an entire Saturday to shop now; instead the task could be completed at home, in a few minutes, and in one s slippers. The consumer trades delivery time for the time at a mall. What possible defense does a large department store have to such a weapon? Too late these national brands tried to retake the initiative with on line services, but the effort proved clunky, often poorly designed, and in the end, nearly always too hard to navigate. It is said that Amazon has now gone somewhat into brick and mortar, brazenly lying on the surface yet the fleet of retailers is now too weak to challenge them. It seems Amazon has developed software which, when the App is downloaded to the cell phone which everyone has on their person, a customer merely has to lift the item off the shelf and leave the store. The App acts as the checkout clerk. One need not wait in line. Of course there is no cheerful greeting, no leaving the counter to walk out and around the register to hand the bag to the customer and thank them for their purchase. And there is no ambiance, no sense one is part of something bigger than the individual, no pride, no majesty of just being there, in the store and among all the produce of a great nation. To cut cost and return to profitability, Sears apparently has decided to have fewer sales clerks, further weakening the experience of being there. A visit to the single remaining anchor tenant at the Everett Mall, (Macy s being another ship which has slashed its moorings there) is disappointing. There is some merchandise left, but it hangs loosely in the rigging of the store, disorganized, and far from ship shape and marlinspike. A purchase of blue jeans must be made in the

5 continued from page 4 tools department, because that appears to be the only register staffed by anyone with a soul. The man in front of me stands in hope again that the DeWalt drill he ordered 6 months ago would have arrived. He holds a tattered receipt as if it is a worn passport or letter of transit, with the look of a retail refugee. He hopefully asks the clerk if his drill has arrived, and she asks in reply, Can you spell DeWalt?. Perhaps the saddest of them all is the Hudson s Bay Company. A visit to this crumbling edifice over President s Day Weekend in Vancouver British Columbia confirms the issue is not limited to the United States. The company was founded in 1670 as a fur company and an outfitter for those heading into the wilds of Canada. The proud crest which still greets one entering the store does not make up for the worn look of the marbled and columned exterior, meant to convey the strength of a vibrant player in commerce, now with cracks and pieces missing appears more like the Coliseum in Rome than Harrods in London. Some of the escalators do not work. The space between the escalator arriving on one floor and then its partner inviting a ride to the next is empty; not even ghost like manikins displaying wares are there to greet us. Instead these spaces appear to be the dumping ground for paper plates and cups of finished lunches of some patron or worse, perhaps an employee. The doors to the elevators, the alternative to the escalator, are scratched and unrepaired. A visit to the men s department is equally disappointing. A large display of cuff links are available, yet they do not seem to sell shirts with French cuffs. There are a few such sleeves in the vast number of trim fit shirts that are for sale, yet any man who has worked for a couple of decades in an office and is therefore likely to be able to afford these shirts is never going to fit into a trim fit. It is if the place mocks the patrons likely to shop there. It is only the models pictured wearing briefs and nothing else who might fit into these shirts, yet they are so thin and muscular it is clear they do not spend their days in an office, but in a gymnasium. I did not identify with them or their pouty looks as they taunt me with their high school waists. Besides, I have no tattoos. Perhaps Hudson s Bay Company is trying market to younger people, stock for them something that will appeal to their tastes. Other than the pouting models in underwear and the sales clerk, singular, in the men s department I saw no such people. Just stacks of unsold shirts no one my age can fit into. Among my treasures is a Hudson s Bay Six Pelt Blanket my mother gave to me one Christmas. The idea is that the size and thickness of the blanket is measured in beaver pelts one trades for it. The price, that is number of pelts, is woven into a corner of the blanket in a different colored line. Mine has six such vertical lines. Historically there were also those with four, and those with two, depending on quality. These are still available for sale, yet like so much merchandise today, there are substitutes to keep one warm on a winter s night that cost less and are made in Asia of a more disposable material. Even Nordstrom s is seeing sales declines in their big beautiful stores. For reasons which remain unclear the piano player there was dispensed with a couple of years ago. The metaphor which comes to mind is Captain Smith asking the band to continue playing on deck of the deck of the Titanic as the ship sank, yet here the Nordstrom board overruled the order, and panic now begins to spread among the passengers. SCBA Lawyer Referral Service The Lawyer Referral Service of the Snohomish County Bar Association would like you to become a member of the LRS. We need input and representation from many areas. For example we do not have any attorneys on our panel in Snohomish County that practice in the following areas: Animal Rights/Issues, Aviation, Civil Appeals, Civil Rights, Long-Term Disability/Disability Insurance and Veteran s Law. We only have one to three attorneys on our panel in Snohomish County that practice law in the following areas: Copyright, Environmental, DSHS/ Administrative, Education, H.I.P.P.A./Privacy Law, Internet, Military, Maritime, Non-Profit Organizations, Police Misconduct, Professional Licensing, Securities/Investments, Slander, Professional License, Taxation, Tenant, Tribal, Unemployment and Union. We do receive on the average of 50 calls a day from clients requesting a referral to an attorney to hire for legal representation. If you would like to increase your practice in a specific area, LRS is a great way to do that. In an effort to better serve all clients we need you as a member. You can obtain an application for the LRS at or by visiting the SCBA office. If you have any questions please give Joyce Wood a call at the SCBA office (425) or joycew@snobar.org.es APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 5

6 James D. Shipman is now conducting his mediation practice as Pacific Mediation, P.S. + Twelve years of mediation experience + Conducted over 1500 mediations in all aspects of family law + Thousands of decisions made as a pro tem commissioner or arbitrator on family law cases + Available for mediations in Snohomish, King, Skagit or Island Counties + A Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Attorneys james@pac-mediation.com Attorneys at Law Family Law P.S. Sabrina Layman, Kenneth Brewe* Recognized. Respected. Preeminent. Brewe Layman is one of Washington State s preeminent family law firms for matters involving significant or complex estates, including business or professional practice issues; prenuptial agreements; and the litigation or resolution of marital and living-together predicaments p brewelaw.com pugetsoundfamilylawblog.com Seattle Everett Mount Vernon 6 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

7 The BEST VALUE in CLE national experts at a great price! Featuring: Proliferation of local worker protective legislation The Millennial Workplace and the Evolution of the Older Worker The Vanishing Civil Jury Trial with Hon. Beth Andrus, King County Superior Court Religious Accommodation with Gregory S. Baylor & Rajdeep Jolly And much more! REGISTER TODAY! Online: Phone: (206) registration@pacificlaborlaw.com Mail: PCLELC Registration King County Bar Association 1200 Fifth Ave, STE 700 Seattle, WA Pacific coast Labor & EmPLoymEnt Law conference APRIL 27 & 28, 2017 The Conference Center at Convention Place across from the Washington State Convention Center SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Great Value: $560 Full program and Optional Ethics Session CLE credits (including 1.0 ethics credit) pending in Washington and Oregon First Name Last Name Firm/Company Address City State Zip Telephone Bar Number & State Address Method of Payment Check enclosed payable to Labor Law Section (US funds only) Visa Mastercard Card Number Exp. Date CVV/CVC# Name as it Appears on Card Signature APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 7

8 RICO TESSANDORE FORMER INSURANCE DEFENSE ATTORNEY WELCOMES YOUR REFERRALS PERSONAL INJURY LITIGATION SETTLEMENT GUARDIAN AD LITEM SERVING WHATCOM, SKAGIT, SNOHOMISH, ISLAND COUNTIES Licensed in Tulalip Tribal Court th Street SW Suite 310 Lynnwood, WA Old Fairhaven Parkway, Suite 203, Bellingham, WA Evergreen Personal Injury Counsel helped me recover damages after my bicycle accident. I was able to get back on the trails in no time. JUSTICE MATTERS BECAUSE YOU MATTER S T E P H E N B U L Z OMI JOHN CHRISTENSEN JEREMY JOHNSTON JAMES MCCORMICK GEMMA ZANOWSKI 100 SOUTH 9TH STREET, TACOMA, WA TACOMA SEATTLE Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

9 JUDGES ANITA L. FARRIS LINDA C. KRESE GEORGE N. BOWDEN ELLEN J. FAIR MICHAEL T. DOWNES ERIC Z. LUCAS DAVID A. KURTZ BRUCE I. WEISS GEORGE F.B. APPEL JOSEPH P. WILSON RICHARD T. OKRENT JANICE E. ELLIS MARYBETH DINGLEDY MILLIE M. JUDGE CINDY A. LARSEN Superior Court of the State of Washington for Snohomish County SNOHOMISH COUNTY COURTHOUSE M/S # Rockefeller Avenue Everett, WA (425) Snohomish County Local Court Rules PRESIDING JUDGE LINDA C. KRESE COURT COMMISSIONERS LESTER H. STEWART JACALYN D. BRUDVIK TRACY G. WAGGONER SUSAN C. GAER LEE B. TINNEY COURT ADMINISTRATOR SUPERIOR COURT MARILYN J. FINSEN Snohomish County Superior Court is soliciting requests for additions or revisions to the Snohomish County Local Court Rules. Please submit requests to: Marilyn Finsen Court Administrator Snohomish County Superior Court 3000 Rockefeller, MS 502 Everett, WA Requests must be submitted by April 14, 2017 Judicial Dispute Resolution, LLC is pleased to announce and welcome JUDGE BRUCE HELLER, RET. as a new panelist Former King County Superior Court Judge Judge Heller is available to provide mediation, arbitration, special master and related services. Joshua Green Building 1425 Fourth Ave., Suite 300 Seattle, WA CHARLES S. BURDELL JR. Former King County Superior Court Judge LINDA LAU Former King County Superior Court Judge LARRY A. JORDAN Former King County Superior Court Judge PARIS K. KALLAS Former King County Superior Court Judge STEVE SCOTT Former King County Superior Court Judge GEORGE FINKLE Former King County Superior Court Judge APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 9

10 WORKERS COMPENSATION We welcome and appreciate your referrals of workers compensation claims. Dimmock Law Group, LLC Our firm is well-staffed to represent injured workers. We have extensive experience handling claims with the Department of Labor & Industries, self-insured employers, and litigating matters before the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals and Superior Court. Andrew S. Dimmock th Street Everett, Washington Mediation Family Law Mediation & Arbitration Third Street Mediation Wayne P. Pellegrini Law office of Hansen McConnell & Pellegrini Third Street Marysville, WA (360) Experienced-Knowledgeable-Dedicated Over 25 Years Experience 10 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

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12 Law Office of Jay W. Neff Jay W. Neff has 32+ years of experience practicing family law. He invites referrals and contact from you at his new location: INSURANCE BAD FAITH PERSONAL INJURY 3306 Wetmore Everett, WA Joseph W. Moore invites your referrals and associations Colby Avenue, Suite 102 Everett, WA (425) Judge Ronald L. Castleberry (Ret.) is pleased to announce his availability for Arbitrations and Mediations Please contact Connie Senyitko at Adams & Duncan to schedule hearings with Judge Castleberry connie.senyitko@adamslawyers.com Adams & Duncan, Inc., P.S COLBY AVENUE EVERETT, WASHINGTON TELEPHONE: (425) FACSIMILE: (425) Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

13 Bring a Seasoned Mediator to the Table Kenneth E. Brewe Facilitating settlements in family law matters from Mt. Vernon to Seattle and everywhere in between Seattle Everett Mount Vernon brewelaw.com Visit brewelaw.com/mediation or contact us for a brochure APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 13

14 EVERETT LAW OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE THE COBALT BUILDING 3525 Colby Avenue, Everett, Washington Contact Abby E. at Brewe Layman P.S. for details (425) ,172 ft 2 first floor space with view of the Cascade Mountains. On-site free parking. On-site management. Fully serviced. Clean & quiet environment. Conference room available. 14 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

15 Kristin L. Timm Welcomes referrals for juvenile cases Felonies, Misdemeanors, and Sex Offenses Sealing Juvenile Records, Reinstating Drivers Licenses, Quashing Sex Offender Registration Law Office of Brice & Timm, LLP 1223 Broadway Everett, WA Eighteen years Juvenile Court experience. The Law Office of Rob W. Trickler and All County Evictions Has Moved! Dear Valued Client: We have moved! We wanted to take a moment to let everyone know that All County Evictions and The Law Office of Rob W. Trickler has moved to a beautiful new office. Our new location is as follows: All County Evictions & The Law Office of Rob W. Trickler 2302 Rucker Ave. #4 Everett, WA APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 15

16 Our experienced team is accepting referrals to help landlords, investors and others with all Snohomish County real property recovery needs. Across the street from the courthouse, we're local, accessable, and efficient. Countywide Evictions, LLC 3102 Rockefeller Avenue, Everett, WA (425) We know workers comp. Workers Compensation and Social Security Disability Offices in Seattle and Everett Toll Free: Phone: We welcome and appreciate every referral. Left to right: Kathleen Keenan Kindred, Robert H. Thompson and Thomas A. Thompson Top: Robert J. Heller and Patrick C. Cook Bottom: Jonathan K. Winemiller and Michael J. Costello 16 Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

17 MEDIATION Settle your case quickly, fairly, and economically, with the help of William R. Sullivan, attorney at Mill Creek Law. Bill has over 35 years of experience in Family Law, Civil, Commercial and Estate matters, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, and has been successfully mediating cases for over 25 years. For scheduling, Helga Watson at helgaw@millcreeklaw.com or call our firm at the number below. An informational letter with a resume is available upon request nd Street SE, Suite 201, Mill Creek, WA Phone: Fax Kent Millikan Brian Dale Stephanie Petersen Joel P. Nichols DENO MILLIKAN LAW FIRM, PLLC James Pautler Jennifer Gogert Christopher Stahnke Joseph W. Moore Probate - Real Estate - Family Law - Personal Injury - Estate Planning - Construction Employment/Labor - Criminal Defense - Collaborative Law - Post-Conviction Relief Mediation & Arbitration - Business & Corporations 3411 Colby Avenue Everett, WA Available for Referrals, Associations, and Consultations Ph: (425) Fax: (425) APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 17

18 Navigate the journey through divorce with a collaborative law attorney and other team members. We welcome your referrals and are available for association. Information on collaborative attorneys and other professionals such as financial specialists, coaches, and child specialists may be found through our website. Brown bag lunch every third Wednesday, contact a team member for location and topic. RAIFORD LAW PLLC We Welcome Your Divorce & Family Law Referrals Awarded 10 Best Female Attorneys Client Satisfaction Award for 2016 from the American Institute of Family Law Attorneys Everett Office 2722 Colby Avenue, Suite 421 Everett, WA Seattle Office th Avenue, Suite 3200 Seattle, WA Phone: Fax: michelle@raifordlaw.net Criminal Defense and Military Justice I invite, appreciate, and thank you for your referrals in all criminal and military matters. Michael J. Andrews Former Special Assistant U.S. Attorney and JAG Corps Officer Law Offices of Cogdill Nichols Rein Wartelle Andrews 3232 Rockefeller Avenue Everett, WA (425) Snohomish County Bar News - APRIL 2017

19 SALISH MEDIATION Experience, Integrity, Solutions Arden J. Bedle Former Superior Court Commissioner (Ret.) P.O. Box 194 Monroe, WA Helping Attorneys Simplify Banking Community Business Checking IOLTA Accounts Competitive Merchant Service Rates Coastal Remote Capture* Local Bankers who make your banking easy and efficient Kaye Phinney *Coastal Remote Capture Requires Credit Approval* Mill Creek Conference Room Rental Space Conference Room Rental Space is available in Mill Creek. The office is centrally located, has ample parking, and it is very easy to find on the Bothell-Everett Highway. It is a professional environment to meet clients. Family Law GUARDIAN AD LITEM Experienced and Ethical CARMEN RUMBAUT carmen.rumbaut@gmail.com Family Law Attorney Social Worker Forensic Interviewer The Conference Room has access to broad band internet including printing, copying, faxing, and scanning capabilities. Hourly Rates are Available. Call for further details. APRIL Snohomish County Bar News 19

20 Share law office space with two other attorneys in established office. Comfortable office space in vintage brick house. Referrals possible. Located directly across the street from Snohomish County Courthouse. Lease Includes: - Basic Reception - Onsite parking - Security System - Internet access/phone/voic service - Conference Room - Copy/fax/scan machine - 10 per page - Common kitchen - Restrooms & janitorial service - Lobby - Utilities paid PUD & garbage - Optional Secretarial Space $950 per month Available 03/01/2016 Snohomish County Bar Association P.O. Box 5429 Everett, WA 98206