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Corr Cronin LLP is pleased to announce that five of our lawyers are among the 2023 Best Lawyers in America: Kevin Baumgardner, Steve Fogg, Emily Brubaker Harris, Blake Marks-Dias, and Randy Squires. These lawyers were nominated and selected by their peers as Best Lawyers in categories including Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury Litigation…
Corr Cronin LLP is delighted to announce the naming of Managing Partner Emily Brubaker Harris as “Lawyer of the Year” for Mass Tort Litigation / Class Actions – Defendants in Seattle. This award recognizes the single lawyer with the highest overall peer feedback in each practice area and location…
Corr Cronin was honored to receive the 2019 Washington Firm of the Year award for the fourth year in a row by Benchmark Litigation. Premier rating services like Benchmark have ranked Corr Cronin as the go-to high-stakes trial law firm in the…
Washington state trial and appellate courts, particularly King County Superior Court and Division I of the Court of Appeals, have a reputation for being…
Corr Cronin is proud to announce C. James Frush, Lawrence R. Cock, and Jack M. Lovejoy are now Of Counsel to Corr Cronin…
Corr Cronin is proud to announce C. James Frush, Lawrence R. Cock, and Jack M. Lovejoy are now Of Counsel to Corr Cronin…
Last week Corr Cronin was honored to receive the 2018 Washington Firm of the Year award for the third year…
Managing partner Emily Harris was featured in the February 16th issue of the Puget Sound Business Journal…
While data privacy is already a primary concern for many companies across the world, May 25, 2018 will bring an unprecedented change to the data privacy landscape when the European Union’s General Data…
Corr Cronin is pleased to welcome Jordann Hallstrom to the firm. Jordann’s practice includes all aspects of civil and complex commercial litigation. Prior to joining Corr Cronin, Jordann was an associate at Williams Kastner in the Seattle…
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed legislation — the Fairness In Class Action Litigation Act of 2017 (H.R. 985) — that would widen the gulf between the approaches taken by Washington and federal courts on class…