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Parties to an Agreement to Arbitrate May be Compelled to Arbitrate with Non-Parties

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Sanctions of $1.6 Million Plus Imposed on Contractor for Fabricating Evidence

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Neighbor Allowed to Remove Tree Roots on Her Property That Supported Adjoining Landowners’ Two Large Trees With Legal Immunity

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Structural Engineer Found Liable for Defects that Rendered a Condominium Dangerously Unsafe

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Release from Condominium Owners Association Precludes Claims by General Contractor Against Subcontractor, Except for Defense Costs

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Washington Court Strictly Enforces Default Provision, But a Material Breach Can Still Excuse Performance

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22nd Annual Washington Construction Law Seminar

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Homeowners Association Board Members Liable to Homeowners Based on Ordinary Negligence

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Householder Exemption Does Not Excuse Subcontractor Performing Unlicensed Electrical Work on a Residential Project Owned by General Contractor

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Suit Against Limited Liability Company Held to Be Time Barred When Brought More Than Three Years After Dissolution: Certificate of Dissolution Requirement Not Retroactive

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