Every San Juan County citizen should be concerned about the allegations in Albritton v. San Juan County. It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the County engaged in a cover-up to avoid public disclosure of the County’s improper handling of a building permit. Read the full article . . .

Advancing technology has made it possible for ordinary persons to purchase and operate small, unmanned aircraft, often with video cameras. These “drones” have been controversial. What is the state of the law as it applies to small drones? Read the full article . . .

In this “case” before Judge Judy, the plaintiff claims her purse was stolen by the two defendants who deny the allegation. Watch what happens. Read the full article . . .

Victory! Yesterday, the Washington Supreme Court handed down its opinion in State v. Hardtke, a case that Brandli Law argued. Mr. Hardtke was charged almost $4000 to wear a special alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet that the court required him to wear. He wore this bracelet at a time when he was awaiting trial, and so not Read the full article . . .

For those leaving a romantic relationship, some simply planning and willingness to take immediate action can avoid heartache. Read the full article . . .

Clients can save money by speaking to their attorneys rather than engaging them in an emailed conversation. Read the full article . . .

I recently argued before the Washington Supreme Court. Folks ask what that is like. I will try to give a taste of the experience. Read the full article . . .

All lawyers get asked a certain set of questions by their family, friends, and associates. One of the most common is, “Do I need a will?” This post explores this question. Read the full article . . .

If you haven’t read local resident and physician Dr. John Geyman’s book, HOW OBAMACARE IS UNSUSTAINABLE, Why We Need a Single-Payer Solution for All Americans, you should. Read the full article . . .