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Law Practice Categories

The following categories are presently in use by WCAG. We are open to any additional category. We reserve the right to combine categories as we see fit.

• ACQUISITIONS
• ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
• APPEALS
• ARBITRATION (see also mediation)
• AVIATION LAW
• BANKRUPTCY
• BUSINESS LAW/LITIGATION
• CLASS ACTION
• COMMERCIAL LAW/TRANSACTIONS/LITIGATION
• COMMUNICATION
• COMPUTER/INTERNET LAW
• COMPUTER LITERATE/ACCESS ETC
• CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
• CONSTRUCTION
• CONSUMER LAW/PROTECTION
• CONTRACT
• CORPORATE
• CRIMINAL LAW
• DISABILITY
• DISCRIMINATION
• DISTRIBUTION LAW
• DOCUMENT MANAGEMENT
• ELDER LAW (estate planning, medicare/medicaid, pensions, probate, social security, trusts, wills, etc.)
• EMPLOYMENT LAW
• ENVIRONMENTAL
• ESCROW
• ESTATE PLANNING (see also Elder Law, Wills, Trusts):
• FAMILY LAW:
• FINANCING:
• FRANCHISING:
• GUARDIANSHIPS:
• IMMIGRATION:
• INSURANCE DEFENSE:
• INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY:
• INTERNATIONAL LAW/BUSINESS/TRADE:
• JOINT VENTURE:
• JUVENILE JUSTICE:
• LABOR:
• LAND USE (Zoning):
• LEASING:
• LEGAL BRIEF WRITING:
• LICENSING:
• LITIGATION:
• MARITIME/FISHERIES:
• MEDIATION (see also Arbitration):
• MEDICARE/MEDICAID (see elder law)

• MERGERS:
• MUNICIPAL:
• NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS:
• PARTNERSHIP:
• PATENT:
• PENSION (see Elder Law)

• PERSONAL INJURY:
• PLAIN LANGUAGE DRAFTING:
• PROBATE:
• PRODUCT LIABILITY:
• REAL ESTATE:
• RESEARCH:
• SALES:
• SECURITIES:
• SEXUAL HARASSMENT (see Discrimination)

• SOCIAL SECURITY (see Elder Law)

• TAX:
• TRADEMARK (see Intellectual Property)

• TRIAL (see also Litigation)
• TRUSTS (see also Elder Law, Estate Planning, Wills, Probate):
• WILLS (see also Elder Law, Estate Planning, Trusts, Probate):
• WORKERS' COMPENSATION:
• WRONGFUL DEATH (see Personal Injury)

• WRONGFUL TERMINATION (see Employment Law)

• ZONING (see Land Use)
  
  
  

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  Washington Bar rules do not permit the designation of "specialties" (except patent). The selection of categories relates to the interests and experience of our attorneys. This contrasts with some other states' bar rules which specifically designate specialties.
  

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