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Seattle, Washington Class Action Attorneys
Attorneys.org features a comprehensive directory of 8 Seattle attorneys and 10 law firms.
Erin M. Wilson
Washington Class Action attorney at Lane Powell with 17 years of experience
1420 5th Avenue, Seattle, WA
James B. Stoetzer
Washington Class Action attorney at Lane Powell with 50 years of experience
1420 5th Avenue, Seattle, WA
James M. Beaulaurier
Washington Class Action attorney at James M Beaulaurier with 48 years of experience
1700 7th Avenue, Seattle, WA
Kenneth A. Bills
Washington Class Action attorney at Driggs Bills and Day with 31 years of experience
2200 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA
Kirk B. Bernard
Washington Class Action attorney at Bernard Law Group with 44 years of experience
900 Aurora Avenue North, Seattle, WA
Laura Marquez-Garrett
Washington Class Action attorney at Lane Powell with 23 years of experience
1420 5th Avenue, Seattle, WA
Scott A. Samuelson
Washington Class Action attorney at Martens and Associates with 32 years of experience
705 5th Avenue South, Seattle, WA
Scott C.G. Blankenship
Washington Class Action attorney at Blankenship Law Firm with 33 years of experience
1000 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA
Need help with a class action lawsuit?
When a number of people have a shared issue with a product or service provided by a company, a lawyer can pursue a class action on their behalf against the company. This is lawsuit that if successful will benefit everyone who is effected and force the company to provide a solution. If you have been harmed by a defective product or service a class action lawyer will bring a lawsuit to resolve it. Class action lawyers are typically paid only a percentage of the money won if the lawsuit is successful. Companies that have been sued in class actions include McDonalds, Chipotle, Apple Computer and many others.
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