This article is for those who wish to venture into the world of products liability litigation.
The next time you are looking to buy a car, check out the safety components and record and make getting as safe a car as you can afford a priority.
SEATTLE (March 15, 2013) Schroeter Goldmark & Bender is proud to announce that Lindsay Halm and M. Lorena González have joined the firm as partners. Lindsay’s practice remains dedicated to ending discrimination and illegal pay practices in the workplace. Lorena will continue her advocacy for clients who have suffered life-changing injuries – from nursing home abuse…
Schroeter Goldmark & Bender attorneys Marty Garfinkel and Adam Berger are victorious in representing employees in a class action lawsuit against Bethlehem Construction. 328 workers will receive payments of between $100 and $60,000 each under the settlement award in the case. Class Action Settlement against Bethlehem Construction - Puget Sound Business Journal Story 10-23-12 $5.5M Class Action Settlement…
The Washington State Association for Justice Celebrates Rebecca Roe President Elect in the September issue of Trial News. President Rebecca Roe
Schroeter Goldmark & Bender will be honored with an inaugural Pro Bono Award, Friday, August 24th, from the Hispanic National Bar Association (HNBA) at their Annual Convention. This award is being presented to SGB for continued work to offer free monthly legal clinics to Latinos in the Puget Sound region. Read the entire press release for more information about this honor. HNBA honors SGB with…
At this years annual convention, the Washington State Association for Justice elected SGB attorney Rebecca Roe as its new president. WSAJ President Rebecca Roe
On June 25, 2012, the City of Seattle agreed to settle Martin Monetti’s claims against the Seattle Police Department, Shandy Cobane and Mary Woollum for $150,000. Mr. Monetti claimed that he was subjected to excessive force and racial slurs and that SPD’s culture tolerates use of force and discrimination. The settlement was reached only three…