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Employment Class Action Insurance: What Washington and Oregon Employers Need to Know
Employment class actions can create significant financial exposure for Washington and Oregon employers. Wage-and-hour, meal-and-rest-break, employee-classification, and pay-transparency claims continue to increase, and even employers with strong legal defenses can face substantial litigation costs. Insurance may help offset that risk, but coverage is often more limited than employers expect. Whether coverage is available can depend...
Williams Kastner Welcomes Jennifer Frances as Chief Operating Officer
SEATTLE, Wash. – October 6, 2026 – Williams Kastner is pleased to announce that Jennifer Frances has joined the firm as Chief Operating Officer. Based in the firm’s Seattle office, Frances will oversee firm operations and work closely with firm leadership and staff to advance the firm’s strategic priorities and support its continued growth. Frances...
Wage-and-Hour Claims Continue to Draw Increased Scrutiny
Washington employers are facing increased scrutiny of their wage-and-hour practices. Many of these claims do not arise because an employer intentionally failed to comply with the law. Instead, they often challenge routine practices that employers have followed for years. As a result, employers should consider whether they have the documentation necessary to demonstrate compliance if...