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With the rise of Airbnb, concerns about hidden cameras have become increasingly prevalent. Unfortunately, these concerns were recently validated after an Airbnb representative testified that they have generated 35,000 customer support tickets on the matter over the last decade. The thought of being secretly recorded in a place where you…
Overview and Insights from Washington Law Center Facing a deposition can be a stressful experience, especially in personal injury cases such as car accidents or sexual abuse. At Washington Law Center, we understand the importance of being fully prepared, and we are here to support you through every step of…
In a momentous ruling dated September 7, 2023, Wolf v. State, the Supreme Court of Washington State provided pivotal clarity on the concept of what starts the statute of limitations on a sexual abuse claim. The court held that in a case against an entity, such as the State, the…
The statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse in Washington is much broader than one would expect. Essentially, there is no definable time limitation when it comes to childhood sexual abuse cases in Washington State. The Washington legislature in RCW 4.16.340 increased the time for a victim to bring a cause of…
My Child Was Injured At School. What Should I Do? If your child has been injured at school it is critical that you consult with an experienced school injury attorney to discuss your options. Every case is unique and requires an analysis of the facts. With that, the Washington Supreme…
Washington Law Center focuses our practice on civil matters. These include personal injury, medical malpractice, defective product litigation and childhood sexual abuse. Understanding what the statute of limitations is for your particular case is extremely important. Missing the filing deadline by even a minute could cost you the ability to rightfully…
Washington School Abuse Lawyers Washington Law Center's school abuse lawyers proudly represent victims of all forms of abuse and discrimination at school. Washington has always had strong laws and policy against discrimination but our Supreme Court has reaffirmed that schools have a very stringent duty to protect our children and…
What Is Landlord Sexual Harassment? Tenants have the right to live in their home free from harassment and discrimination. Unfortunately, many landlords abuse their inherent power by subjecting their tenants to sexual harassment. Sexual harassment includes inappropriate comments, behavior, or touching, and is illegal under Washington State law. Tenants who…
How Does Washington State Define Sexual Misconduct with a Minor? Pursuant to Chapter 9A.44 RCW, Sexual Misconduct with a Minor in the First Degree involves any form of sexual intercourse (penetration), and in the Second Degree involves any form of sexual contact with an individual older than 16, but less…
The statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse in Washington is much broader than one would expect. The Washington legislature in RCW 4.16.340 increased the time for a victim to bring a cause of action. Legal action by the victim in a childhood sexual abuse case is to be executed…