SGB's Rebecca Roe, is suing Microsoft on behalf of Greg Blauert. Here is the Complaint. She has been quoted in a WSJ article titled, "The Worst Job in Technology: Staring at Human Depravity to Keep It Off Facebook". The article writes, "Rebecca Roe, a lawyer for the other employee, Greg Blauert, says tech companies should…
Schroeter Goldmark and Bender and Columbia Legal Services filed a lawsuit Thursday, January 25th against the largest blueberry producer in the U.S. and its Whatcom County subsidiary Sarbanand Farms. Complaint Read about more about the lawsuit and SGB's involvement here: The Seattle Times The Stranger Tacoma News Tribune
SGB is currently investigating the catastrophic train derailment that occurred on December 18, 2017 near Tacoma, Washington. Although officials are continuing their investigation into the cause of the crash, it is clear that the train was travelling over double the 30 mph speed limit when it derailed, and Amtrak should bear the responsibility for its…
Here is SGB's Sims Weymuller interview with Kiro 7 News about the recent Amtrak train accident in DuPont, WA. Our team of transportation lawyers is looking into claims for those injured in the train crash. There are many factors that can cause a train to run off the tracks. Some of the most serious types of…
Our hearts go out to the people involved in this tragedy. SGB will do what is necessary to help those impacted by this accident. Photo courtesy of Kiro 7 News. Click image for live updates.
We are happy to add Liz McLafferty to our team! Liz will be litigating cases involving people injured by asbestos exposure, medical malpractice, defective products, and serious accidents.
Congratulations to Schroeter Goldmark & Bender's own Lindsay Halm who has been selected as one of the Top 50 Women Washington Super Lawyers. MANY LEADERS! ONE TEAM!
Super Lawyers: Adam Berger, Tom Breen, Martin Garfinkel, Kathy Goater, Lindsay Halm, Kristin Houser, Jeff Robinson, Rebecca Roe, Sims Weymuller, Sandy Widlan, William Rutzick. Many Leaders! One Team!
wo ex-Microsoft employees are suing the company claiming their job to monitor inappropriate material caused them to suffer PTSD. To learn more check out this article from the Seattle Times.