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Is a cooperative business the right structure for you?
When forming a business, you have numerous choices for the structure of your venture. Depending on your goals and the industry in which you work, you may find that a corporation, LLC, partnership or even a sole proprietorship is in your best interest. Each of these has its advantages and disadvantages. However, what if you…
Return To Work Tips for Business Owners
Reopening for success: 6 things for business owners to remember After a year of hardships, the owners of Washington’s small businesses may now feel as though they see the light at the end of the tunnel. However, as they look forward to opening their businesses more fully, owners cannot afford to overlook the details that…
LLCs Simplified
Jessica Jensen recently gave a presentation on LLCs for the Law Review CLE group on Dec 11, 2018. In the presentation, Jessica covered: The limited liability company (LLC) is a popular entity structure for small business owners who want liability protection without the perceived red tape associated with setting up and managing a corporation. Few…
Holistic Law
Holism is the view that an integrated whole has a reality independent of and greater than the sum of its parts. Holistic lawyers understand that law provides the form and structure for society. We also recognize that laws made in one area impact and influence other areas of law and life, and that external factors…
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Our firm has worked successfully with clients using a variety of methods of dispute resolution. By sifting through the facts and law of your case, we will help you to understand the strength of your position and evaluate which dispute resolution method will be best for you. You can then make an informed decision about…
Collaborative Law
Collaborative Law is a dispute resolution model where the parties agree to resolve their dispute without the economic and emotional expense of litigation. Collaborative practice encourages open communication to achieve an equitable and practical result. Working collaboratively, the parties have an opportunity to formulate creative solutions not available through conventional litigation. Clients who handle their…