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Navigating Washington’s contractor bond claim process.
What to do when building your dream home becomes a nightmare: Navigating Washington’s contractor bond claim process. Casey N. Kinross, Associate AttorneyRobert T. Wright, PartnerYou’ve spent years saving to remodel your home. You find a contractor to help bring your...
Federal Trade Commission bans non-compete agreements
New Federal Trade Commission rule bans non-compete agreements. Samuel J. Fenton, Associate Attorney In a move set to impact millions of American workers, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has voted 3-2 in favor of a new rule that will prohibit the enforcement of most...
What’s in a name?
What's in a name? Wolff, Hislop, Crockett changes their name.As Shakespeare famously mused, “What’s in a name?” For us at Wolff, Hislop & Crockett, a name represents not just our identity but also our development. Today, we’re excited to announce a significant...
Rob Wright: Partner
Robert Wright: Partner What does it mean to be a partner, anyway?We’re excited to announce Robert Wright is now a "partner" in our firm. But what does "partner" mean in a law firm?We are thrilled to announce that Rob Wright has been named a partner at our firm, a...
Homeowner friendly changes coming to Contractor Registration Act.
Sweeping homeowner friendly changes coming to the Contractor Registration Act. House Bill 1534Significant changes are coming to the Washington Contractor Registration statutes, intended to strengthen protections for consumers in the construction industry and to create...
Supreme Court Dismantles Construction Contracts.
Supreme Court deconstructs contractual limitation in residential construction contracts. Tadych vs. noble ridge construction inc.On October 27, 2022, in Tadych v. Noble Ridge Construction, Inc., the Washington State Supreme Court dismantled the use of a one-year...