Spencer Parr

Labor & Industries Attorney

Spencer D. Parr was born in Pocatello, Idaho, raised in the states of Idaho and Washington, then served on active duty with the U.S. Army’s, Military Intelligence as a linguist (FLPP Qualified in 6 slavic languages) and electronic warfare operator for 4.5 years. After completing his military service and being honorably discharged, he obtained an undergraduate degree in Political Science and International Studies before attending and graduating from UCLA School of Law in 2004. He also spent a year studying as a visiting law student at University of Buffalo, Suny, because his wife was practicing medicine in upstate New York at that time. Attorney Parr is currently admitted to practice law in the federal courts, as well as in the states of Washington and New York. He is married to his wife Carla, an OB/GYN who practices in Renton, WA., and together they have three amazing children.

Attorney Parr practices primarily in the areas of Workers’ Compensation (Labor and Industries), Social Security Disability and Personal Injury. Before cofounding Washington Law Center, PLLC, he served as a Managing Attorney and Department Head for one of the largest consumer law firms in Washington state in addition to simultaneously holding a partnership interest in a New York City law firm, founding a large Social Security Disability practice in Phoenix, Arizona, working “Of Counsel” to a high volume workers’ compensation practice in Rochester, New York, and successfully managing an aviation disaster case in California in conjunction with a California-admitted Attorney. He has litigated major issues in the law, represented clients from coast to coast, and dedicated his professional life to assisting the injured and disabled.

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