Andrew Tingkang, a Seattle University Law student in his second year as a law clerk at Preg O’Donnell & Gillett, is soon to be a published author. These Aren’t the Asteroids You Are Looking For: Classifying Asteroids as Chattels, Not Land will appear in an upcoming edition of the Seattle University Law Review. […]
Attorneys Rachel Reynolds and Ash Mazhari have been invited to speak at the upcoming NBI Seminar, Medicare Set-Asides in Personal Injury Litigation. The seminar is scheduled for August 26, 2011 in Seattle. Ash will present on the topic, “Taking Medicare’s Interests Into Consideration: Mandatory Insurer Reporting,” and Rachel will present on the […]
In the section “And The Defense Wins” of DRI’s The Voice, Eric P. Gillett and Rachel Tallon Reynolds were featured:
DRI members Eric P. Gillett and Rachel Tallon Reynolds from the Seattle office of Preg O’Donnell & Gillett, PLLC, obtained a defense verdict following a seven-day trial in Snohomish County Superior Court for its […]
After a six-day jury trial in King County Superior Court, a 12-person jury returned a unanimous defense verdict for the firm’s client, Capstone Homes, Inc. Attorneys Maggie Sweeney and David Chawes, aided by a skilled legal staff, defended Capstone against a personal injury claim arising out of a workplace injury that occurred in Kitsap […]
After a 7 day jury trial in Snohomish County Superior Court, a 12-person jury returned a defense verdict for the firm’s client, United Parcel Service, Inc. Eric P. Gillett and Rachel Tallon Reynolds defended UPS against the personal injury claim arising out of a dramatic two semi-truck collision that occurred on Interstate 5 […]
Preg O’Donnell & Gillett is pleased to announce that Emma O. Gillespie became a member of the firm effective January 1, 2011. Emma has nine years of school litigation experience and has attended the National Institute of Trial Advocacy. Emma earned approval as panel counsel for the Washington Schools Risk Management Pool in January […]
On February 4, 2011, the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers will be holding its Annual Construction Law Update at the Washington Convention Center for a possible 5.5 WSBA CLE Credits. At 10:45, Partners Lori O’Tool and Bennett Hansen will summarize construction law changes in the state of Washington in the speech ‘The Latest and Greatest […]
Megan Coluccio’s Comment Fait Accompli?: Where the Supreme Court and Equal Pay Meet a Narrow Legislative Override under the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, was recently published in The Seattle University Law Review, where she also serves as a Research and Technical Editor. The Comment analyzes the implications of President Obama’s […]
Associate Shannon McMinimee will be teaching a Seminar on Washington Special Education Law on December 7, 2010 at the Washington State Convention Center. For more information or to register, please click here: http://www.nbi-sems.com/Enbi/Brochurepdfs/54374.pdf
Maggie Sweeney was a Featured speaker at the National Association of Insurance Women’s conference (NAIW) annual conference. Maggie spoke on the subject of Dog Bite Liability and the legal obstacles related to the recent trend of insurers excluding specific breeds from coverage.