Washington Nursing Home Abuse Lawyers
Kirk Bernard
I
want to personally thank you for considering the Bernard
Law Group. I realize that you have options in seeking legal counsel,
and the number of alternatives can be overwhelming. In order to help
you decide if ours is the right firm for you, I'd like to tell you
a bit about myself.
For me, representing the rights of victims is more than a career - - it's a personal mission. My father, Saul Bernard, started his practice in the 1930s and tried hundreds of cases representing all types of clients, regardless of status or standing. His only criteria for taking a case was whether he could help someone who had been wronged. [continue]
Elizabeth Woody Lindquist
For Elizabeth Woody Lindquist, the pursuit of justice in the state of
Washington has profound family roots. Both of her parents were state
senators for Snohomish County, and forged their careers on upholding
the rights of the state's most vulnerable citizens.
While an undergraduate at the University of Washington, Ms. Lindquist served as Director of Legislative Affairs for the student body, lobbying for student interests in Olympia. After graduation, she worked at Preston, Gates and Ellis assisting the attorneys representing the Pike Place Market against the hostile takeover attempts of the New York Urban Group investors. [continue]
Tom Budinich
Thomas
Budinich graduated from the University of Puget Sound School of Law,
now known as Seattle University Law School, in 1993. Early in his
career he worked at Talmage & Cutler, a firm specializing in general
civil litigation. He has spent over eight years working for insurance
companies evaluating and settling auto accident and premises liability
claims as an insurance adjuster. He earned the title of Charter Property
Casualty Adjuster (CPCA) while working for the insurance companies.
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Mike Maxwell
Mike
Maxwell has delivered justice to his clients for nearly a decade and
a half, having taken more than one hundred cases to jury. While at
Northeastern University School of Law in Boston, he completed an internship
for the Federal Defender in Alaska where he defended individuals accused
of crime at trial. He assisted in a prisoners' federal class action
litigation in Raleigh, North Carolina that forced the State of North
Carolina to improve prison conditions. He also assisted with death
penalty defense and investigation in Atlanta, Georgia. [continue]
