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Do employers have to pay an employee for a lunch break?

May 6, 2013 Employment Law

No, employers do not have to pay employees for a lunch break as long as the employee is free from any duties for the entire meal period. Employees must be paid for the lunch break if they are required to,...

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When is a contract performed or discharged?

May 3, 2013 Contract Law

A contract is discharged by performance of its terms. If a person offers to perform the contract pursuant to its terms and the other party refuses to allow performance, the contract may be deemed discharged. Douglas N. Kiger, Attorney at Law...

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Are there any exceptions to the requirement to be registered?

May 1, 2013 Construction Law

Yes. Because the definition of contractor is so broad in Washington, there are quite a few statutory exceptions to the registration requirement. The exceptions include: (1) representatives of federal, state or local government entities; (2) officers of a court; (3)...

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Do I have to file an Initial Annual Report with the Secretary of State?

Apr 30, 2013 Business Law

If you filed for a profit corporation or a limited liability company, the Initial Annual Report is due within 120 days of your initial filing. Failure to file the Initial Annual Report might result in an administrative dissolution. Non-profit corporations,...

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I deposited a check into my checking account and received a receipt, but when I wrote checks on the account they were not paid by my bank due to insufficient funds. Can the bank do this?

Apr 26, 2013 Banking and Lending

The short answer is . . . it depends. Any time you deposit a check drawn upon another’s account into your account, the bank gives you a provisional credit on the account. The bank is placing a hold on the...

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I have some new evidence that was not presented at trial, can I bring that up on appeal?

Apr 24, 2013 Appellate Law

With few exceptions, the court of appeals does not consider any new evidence on appeal. The appeals court is primarily concerned with determining whether a mistake was made by the trial court based upon the evidence the trial court had...

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What is a living will?

Apr 22, 2013 Wills and Estate Planning

A “living will” is also called a Directive to Physicians in Washington. A Directive to Physicians is a legally enforceable document signed by you that states you do not want your death to be artificially prolonged. Unlike a medical power...

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Do both spouses need to sign a real estate purchase and sale agreement to buy or sell real estate?

Apr 19, 2013 Real Estate

In almost all cases in Washington, both a husband and wife must sign any agreement to list, buy, or sell real estate, and both must also sign the deed to the property on closing. Exceptions exist for property owned by...

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I have seen “do it yourself” wills at the office supply store and online, why don’t I just use one of those?

Apr 17, 2013 Wills and Estate Planning

In order for a will to be enforceable, it not only needs to be prepared correctly, it also needs to be signed and witnessed properly. Potential Problems with Do-It-Yourself Wills Many do-it- yourself will packages are generic and not state...

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What is the statute of limitation for a personal injury case?

Apr 15, 2013 Personal Injury

A “statute of limitation” (SOL) is a law that sets a time limit on legal action. After the statute has expired, legal action (a lawsuit) may not take place. Three Years with Exceptions In Washington State, the SOL for most...

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