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Williams Kastner Attorney Mark Myers Recognized by Chambers USA as a Leading Environmental Lawyer in Washington
Williams Kastner is pleased to announce that attorney Mark Myers has once again been recognized by Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers for Business as one of the top environmental lawyers in Washington State. This marks the second consecutive year that Myers has earned this prestigious distinction. In its 2025 review, Chambers USA stated: “Mark Myers...
Northwest Insurance Law Quarterly Newsletter: Winter 2025
Please find the Winter 2025 edition of the Williams Kastner Northwest Insurance Law Newsletter. Our newsletter features articles regarding some of the most important decisions and developments in insurance law over the past few months. Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact Eliot Harris. Follow us on LinkedIn for more legal updates.
Washington Federal Court Finds Liability Insurer Owed No Duty to Defend Behavioral Health Facility from Allegations of Abuse Under EPL and D&O Policy
With the rise of abuse lawsuits in the past decade or so, and various insurers including additional language in liability policies to limit, or outright exclude coverage for such claims, Washington Courts have been faced with an increasing number of coverage lawsuits for abuse claims. One of the most recent decisions on this issue is...