We are pleased to share an upcoming WSBA CLE presented in partnership with the WSBA Elder Law Section and the Washington Academy of Elder Law Attorneys tomorrow, September 25th. For more information please click the following link:
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We are proud to share that several attorneys at Reed Longyear have been recognized in the 2027 edition of @BestLawyers for their work in Trust and Estate Litigation, Elder Law, and Trusts and Estates. We are excited to celebrate this recognition with our community.
In our latest blog post, we dive into a recent Super Lawyers article where Attorney Mary Anne Vance sat down with five women who began practicing law in the 1970’s. These attorneys reflect on past experiences and memorable cases. Read more below:
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We are so honored to recognize a group of our attorneys who were selected for the 2026 Super Lawyers list!
Congratulations Super Lawyers & Rising Stars!
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In an upcoming CLE on July 15th, a panel of attorneys and a medical doctor will explore and discuss the benefits and pitfalls of advanced planning for the end of life. See below for more details:
Reed Longyear attorneys and their guests attended the King County Bar Foundation’s annual Breakfast with Champions this morning. Jan Crawford from CBS News, spoke on the role of US Supreme Court and the importance of the rule of law for our democracy.
On May 12th, 2026, the Washington State Bar Association is providing an Elder Law CLE and our own equity member, Carla Calogero, is the CLE Co-Chair for the WSBA’s Elder Law Section Executive Committee. This CLE provides 6.25 Credits. We hope to see you there!
Our firm would like to congratulate Sam Meyler as he has been selected as our newest equity member! Read more about the firm's decision here:
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Congratulations to our 2025 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars! We are honored to work alongside these outstanding attorneys who stay committed to making an impact in the legal community and leading with integrity.
July 1, 2025, marks an important change in the State of Washington regarding how the state taxes estates. This shift could significantly affect your estate plan. Attorney Joshua Reinertson discusses what this means and how to strategize your future below: https://t.co/SJXFvkkAgu.
This New York Times article has important practical considerations and ideas for those contemplating or are in a second marriage: https://t.co/9DbcJGTxDF
Reed Longyear was a proud sponsor of the 2025 King County Bar Foundation’s Breakfast with Champions. This event supports the King County Bar Association’s pro bono legal programs and minority law scholarships.
Attorneys from Reed Longyear joined more than 200 attorneys at the King County Superior Court on May 1 to renew their oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States.
Please join us in congratulating our newest Equity Members. The firm's decision to promote both attorneys reflects their dedication to the firm’s values and the legal profession. We are so grateful for their contributions. Read more about them below:
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Retirement communities can have financial problems too! Besides resident evictions, refundable entrance fees may not be available to residents. The following article has some helpful suggestions:
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The following news article is a reminder that you can include specific directions in your Will to ensure your artistic legacy endures.
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Thank you to all of our attendees who joined our October 2024 webinar presentation! We sincerely appreciate your attendance. For those unable to join the live webinar, we are pleased to offer an online recording of the presentation on October 25, 2024.
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