Handled over 20 cases in Washington Appellate Courts:

• Kingery v. Department of Labor & Industries, 132 Wn.2d 162 - Significant decision on the issue of whether equitable relief is available to an injured worker who fails to file a timely appeal with the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals, discussed at length in Pearson v. Department of Labor & Industries, 164 Wn. App. 426, 433-438
• Jepson v. Department of Labor & Industries, 89 Wn.2d 394 - Affirmed mandatory industrial insurance coverage for client, a corporate officer, despite his failure to notify the Department prior to his injury that he had elected to be covered
• North Pacific Plywood, Inc. v. Access Road Builders, Inc., 29 Wn. App. 228 - Affirmed judgment in favor of client for damages resulting from breach of contract to build a logging road
• Jackson v. People's Federal Credit Union, 25 Wn. App. 81 - Reversed judgment against client for damages based upon the tort of outrage in repossessing an automobile
• Fochtman v. Department of Labor & Industries, 7 Wn. App. 286 - Reversed dismissal of client's industrial insurance claim, establishing for the first time that a vocational expert is qualified to give an opinion on the ability of an injured worker to obtain and perform gainful employment
• Fife Properties v. Occupational Medical Clinic of Fife, Unpublished - Reversed judgment that denied client landlord reasonable attorney fees and double damages in a commercial eviction action
• Litigated cases in the superior courts of 26 Washington counties, and commenced over 1,000 eviction actions on behalf of landlords or property managers:
• Anderson v. Grays Harbor PUD#1 - Obtained jury verdict in favor of PUD defending wrongful death claim arising from electrocution of the decedent after the mast of a sailboat he was carrying came into contact with an overhead power line
• Best v. Kitsap County - Obtained jury verdict in favor of County defending wrongful death claim resulting from an automobile accident in which the decedent entered an intersection after a controlling stop sign had been vandalized
• Ferguson v. Department of Labor & Industries - Obtained jury verdict in favor of injured worker, reversing decision of the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals that he was not totally and permanently disabled
• Jackson v. Boeing Co. - Obtained judgment in favor of injured worker, reversing decision of the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals that his prostate condition was not aggravated by an industrial Injury
• Rath v. NIMO LLC - Obtained judgment after trial in an eviction action, cancelling tenant's option to purchase and restoring possession of commercial real property to clients
• Savage v. Williams - Obtained favorable settlement in case where promissory notes held by clients were in default for over 20 years, successfully resisting defendants' motion for summary judgment based upon the statute of limitations and subsequent motion for discretionary review to the Court of Appeals