Last month, Washington issued its first license for a legal marijuana grow operation under Initiative 502 (“I-502”), the marijuana legalization measure adopted by Washington voters in November …
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The Washington Court of Appeals today concluded that Washington’s “anti-SLAPP” statute cannot be invoked when a municipality seeks a declaratory judgment to clarify its obligations under the …
In a decision of great importance to major Washington landowners, including local governments, major private landowners such as forest products companies, and operators of water projects, the …
The long litigation road walked by Okanogan County PUD to build a short transmission line has just gotten a bit longer. On November 7, the Washington Supreme …
In a decision issued late last week, the Kitsap County Superior Court concluded that, under Washington’s Public Records Act, public agencies must produce emails sent or received …
In a milestone decision, the Washington Supreme Court today upheld Gov. Christine Gregoire’s assertion of executive privilege to prevent disclosure of documents under the Washington Public Records …
The Washington Supreme Court today found that utilities and municipalities may be liable for injuries sustained in car-pole accidents even where the driver is criminally negligent. While …
We’re proud to announce that GTH partner Eric Christensen penned the cover story in the May 2013 issue of the Northwest Public Power Association Bulletin. Here is …