School of Law in the News

September 2006

Talking with William Marler, Seattle Attorney
Puget Sound Business Journal
September 29, 2006
School of Law alumnus talks about how he has made a name for himself as the E. coli lawyer. Food service companies, vendors and manufacturers fear him like bacteria fear penicillin. He is already filing suit in the recent spinach cases.
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Law librarian one of top ten finalists for Animal Planet Hero of the Year Award
Llrx.com
September 28, 2006
Library Director Kristin Cheney was nominated for her work with the Seniors with Pets Assistance Program (SWP), a nonprofit organization that supplies food, litter and other pet-related items to low-income seniors.

Initiative 933 could cost state billions, study says
The Seattle Times
September 21, 2006
Professor Emeritus Richard Settle comments on the property rights initiative on the ballot.

Righteous Mothers just roll on with the changes
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
September 15, 2006
The Righteous Mothers, a band that includes clinical professor Lisa Brodoff celebrates 25 years of music and friendship.

Ask a Lawyer
Real Change
September 8, 2006
The column, a partnership between the Access to Justice Institute and Foster Pepper PLLC answers legal questions.

No longer living in limbo: Kirkland family from Zimbabwe wins asylum
September 7, 2006
King County Journal
Adjunct Professor Robert Pauw talks about winning political asylum for a family who was facing deportation to Zimbabwe. A judge ruled the family faced future persecution if forced to leave.