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Jennifer E. Aragon

Associate

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Kristin E. Bateman

Associate

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Ray P. Cox

Of Counsel

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Mark Dietzler

Of Counsel

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Joshua C. Dotson

Associate

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Thomas A. Heinrich

Of Counsel

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James E. Horne

Of Counsel

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Lori Worthington Hurl

Shareholder

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Jeffrey T. Kestle

Shareholder

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Richard A. Lee

Of Counsel

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A. Grant Lingg

Managing Shareholder

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Peter C. Nierman

Shareholder

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Robert W. Novasky

Shareholder

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Alexandra Ormsby Slader

Associate

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Chantal Y. Peters

Associate

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Martin J. Pujolar

Shareholder

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Matthew F. Quigg

Associate

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Kimberly A. Reppart

Shareholder

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Kara A. Tredway

Of Counsel

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Roy A. Umlauf

Shareholder, Retired

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Representative Cases

Our attorneys prevailed on summary judgment in a case alleging that the "parking strip" between a city owned sidewalk and a merchant's outdoor display was unsafe and required maintenance.

In a case involving a slip and fall at a restaurant, Forsberg & Umlauf attorneys successfully argued that the owner had no notice of the alleged dangerous floor condition and obtained a dismissal by the court.

Forsberg & Umlauf attorneys represented an owner of an apartment complex in Lynnwood, Washington. The owners were alleged to have violated various statutes and to have created an unsafe condition at the complex by not providing adequate access to the units from the parking lot. A tenant fractured her ankle while traversing the apartment grounds to her unit. At trial the jury found that the owners had acted reasonably and violated no statutes. The jury then returned a verdict in favor of the owner on all causes of action.