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From the battlefield to the courtroom: war principles in law
David P. Horton, a former Marine Corps captain, on how the nine principles of war and John Boyd's OODA Loop shape the way he approaches litigation strategy.
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Can you recover attorney's fees after an antiharassment hearing?
If you prevail at a Washington antiharassment order hearing, can the other side be ordered to pay your attorney's fees? The answer depends on which side you are on.
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Settle, don't sue: the risks of boundary dispute litigation
Why taking a boundary or easement dispute with a neighbor to court is rarely worth it: cost, stress and risk, plus the few cases where litigation makes sense.
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What HB 1440 and SB 5600 changed for Washington landlords
A look at what Washington's 2019 HB 1440 and SB 5600 changed for landlords and property owners: notice periods, rent increase notice and rent rules.
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Boundary issues and easement law seminar with David P. Horton
In July 2019 David P. Horton spoke at a National Business Institute seminar on boundary issues and easement law. Here is what the program covered.
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