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Nov 13

When you get behind the wheel in Washington, you're not just agreeing to follow traffic laws—you're also agreeing to something called "implied consent." Whether you realize it or not, implied consent plays a major role in DUI enforcement. In essence, when you drive in Washington, you automatically agree to comply with sobriety testing when suspected of driving under the influence. read more

Oct 25

Have you recently been arrested and charged with assault? Assault is a serious criminal charge that can wreck your entire future. As such, it is natural to want those charges to go away as quickly as possible. But can your assault charges be dropped before you even get to court? read more

Oct 14

After a DUI arrest, you might wonder how this could affect your employment. This is especially important if your job involves crossing state lines. Does a DUI in Washington follow you if you work in Oregon, California, or another state? And what happens if you're moving to Seattle for a new job but have a DUI from your previous state? read more

Sep 25

If you're facing gang-related charges in Seattle, it's natural to feel overwhelmed. The weight of these accusations can be crushing, especially when the charges come with harsher penalties just because the word "gang" is attached to them. read more

Sep 12

Facing criminal charges in Seattle is stressful, no matter the circumstances. But if you believe your rights were violated during the investigation—especially through an illegal search and seizure—the frustration can feel overwhelming. read more

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April 23, 2026

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April 15, 2026

Washington's "Revenge Porn" Law: What Counts as a Crime?

A relationship ends badly. Someone shares a private photo out of anger, or threatens to. Suddenly, they're facing criminal charges under Washington's intimate image law, and wondering how...