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Washington Expands Rules on ICE Workplace Enforcement: How Employers Can Prepare
Washington employers should take note of expanded obligations under the state’s Immigrant Worker Protection Act, reinforced through HB 1470 (2023), HB 2105 (2026), and updated guidance from the Washington Attorney General. These developments reflect the state’s continued focus on protecting immigrant workers and establish clearer expectations for how employers must respond to workplace immigration enforcement...
Washington to Ban Noncompete Agreements Beginning June 30, 2027
Employers in Washington will soon be prohibited from using noncompete agreements in the workplace. Under Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1155, signed by Governor Ferguson on March 23, 2026, virtually all noncompetition covenants between employers and workers will be void and unenforceable beginning June 30, 2027, regardless of when the agreement was signed or how much...
Washington’s 2026 Tax Changes Affect Business Aviation and Wealth Planning
The Washington State Legislature recently concluded its 2026 session with a handful of important new tax laws. This article addresses two big changes specific to our aviation and business transactions practice. Aviation Taxes Last year, the Washington State Legislature passed a “luxury aircraft tax” that would have imposed an additional ten percent tax on the...