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Recent State Supreme Court Decision On Class Certification Raises A Question: What Do Washington Courts Think About Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes?
Recent State Supreme Court Decision On Class Certification Raises A Question: What Do Washington Courts Think About Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes? Jeff Bone | May 2, 2018 Washington state trial and appellate courts, particularly King County Superior Court and...
The Best Defense Can Be a Good Offense – Combatting Defamation and Business Disparagement in the Age of Social Media
The Best Defense Can Be a Good Offense – Combatting Defamation and Business Disparagement in the Age of Social Media April 20, 2018. Seattle, WA Featuring: Emily Harris False statements published about a business or its corporate leaders can cause not only...
Settlement Strategies for Class Actions and Multidistrict Litigation
Settlement Strategies for Class Actions and Multidistrict Litigation May 11, 2018. Seattle, WA Featuring: Emily Harris Best practices for designing a settlement that the courts will approve; when not in court, adapting strategies for maximum success in ADR; tips for...
Corr Cronin Named One of The “Best Law Firms” on The 2018 Best Lawyers® List
Corr Cronin Named One of The “Best Law Firms” on The 2018 Best Lawyers® List Seattle, November 9, 2017- Corr Cronin law firm is honored to be listed as a Best Law Firm on the “Best Law Firms” rankings. Firms included in the 2018 “Best Law Firms” list are recognized...Recent Posts
Corr Cronin Attorney Lucio Maldonado Presents the Honorable Steven C. González as Chief Justice of the Washington State Supreme Court
Requiem for Mia Zapata – a podcast with guest speakers attorneys Steve Fogg and Tim Bradshaw
Corr Cronin Elevates Eric Lindberg to Partner
Zoom Arbitrations: The Good, the Bad, and the Leveling Effect
Evolving Agricultural-Worker Compensation: A Constitutional Right to Overtime Pay
