Ron A. Soriano, Jr. is a seasoned attorney who has been practicing in Western Washington for almost a decade. He brings passion to the office and courtroom, representing clients seeking a lawyer they can trust to take their most important issues and represent them with integrity and reliability. Ron Soriano Jr. began his legal experience in California. After attending the University of California, Los Angeles (Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, June 2002), he went on to graduate Whittier Law School (Juris Doctorate 2005). He moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2010 where he has remained, being admitted to the Washington Bar (2010). He is a member of the Hispanic American Law Student Association, Vietnamese American Student Bar Association, Asian Bar Association of Washington, Filipino Lawyers of Washington and the Grays Harbor Bar Association, where he served as Treasurer (2013-2014). Ron incorporates his broad experiences to effectively relate with his clients he represents in criminal charges, all family law and domestic matters and immigration. Ron’s desire is to bring the best results to fathers, mothers, husband, wives, children, defendants, immigrants and businesses in our communities. Ron’s ease of relating brings a calm assurance to his clients as he represents their interests in Western Washington counties and area tribal courts. Ron is fluent in the Tagalog language and knowledgeable in basic American Sign Language.

John Stocks has represented a lot of high profile clients and argued ground-breaking cases before the biggest courts (WA Supreme Court, 9th Circuit, and all 3 Courts of Appeals). He has been the lead trial attorney in several complex trials, including family law, criminal defense, and civil cases. He has also settled a lot of cases through mediation, which requires a thorough preparation of the case from the outset.

Jason S. Newcombe Criminal Defense, DUI Defense, and Traffic Ticket Defense Washington State Attorneys, PLLC | Tukwila and King County Offices Call (844) 925-2943 | www.washingtonstateattorneys.com A Trusted King County Defense Attorney Jason is an extremely experienced and highly respected lawyer who serves all of King County. He is recognized as a Washington State Super Lawyer, and maintains a perfect 10, rating on Avvo. When things are at their worst, Jason is at his best. From his offices throughout Western Washington, he has been helping good people through difficult times for decades. If you have been arrested, cited, or charged with a crime anywhere in King County, you need an experienced defense attorney in your corner quickly. Jason S. Newcombe is a Washington defense attorney with more than thirty years of legal experience, and he leads a team of lawyers at Washington State Attorneys, PLLC who focus on protecting the rights of everyday Washingtonians in King County courtrooms every day. Over the last decade alone, Jason has been designated as a top Seattle and King County DUI and criminal defense lawyer on several occasions. From their South King County office in Tukwila and our other King County offices, Jason and his team defend clients facing DUI charges, criminal allegations, and traffic tickets throughout the county. Whether your case is in Seattle Municipal Court, King County District Court, the Regional Justice Center in Kent, or any of the local municipal courts, we know the courthouse, the prosecutors, and what it takes to get real results. Call (844) 925-2943 today for a free, confidential consultation. Criminal Defense in King County A criminal charge can follow you for the rest of your life. It affects employment, housing, professional licensing, and immigration status, and the stress it places on you and your family is real. Jason and his team believe every person charged with a crime deserves a prepared, aggressive defense. We handle the full range of King County misdemeanor and felony cases, including assault, domestic violence, theft, drug possession, harassment, malicious mischief, hit and run, reckless driving, no contact order violations, minor in possession, and others. Our approach starts with a close review of the evidence: the 911 call, body camera and dashboard camera footage, the officer's report, witness statements, medical records, and any digital evidence. We look for every weakness in the State's case and every defense the facts will support. Where self-defense, mistaken identity, lack of intent, or an unlawful search and seizure applies, we push hard for dismissal, suppression, or acquittal. Where the best outcome is a negotiated resolution, we use our knowledge of the local prosecutors and judges to secure reduced charges, diversion, or deferred dispositions that keep the client's record clean whenever possible. DUI Defense in King County DUI has been a cornerstone of Jason's practice since he tried his first DUI case as a prosecutor in Oregon in 1996. His background as a former prosecutor gives him a practical understanding of how the State builds a DUI case and, more importantly, where those cases tend to fall apart. Every Washington DUI case has multiple points of attack. Was the stop supported by reasonable suspicion? Were the field sobriety tests administered according to NHTSA protocols? Was the Draeger Alcotest 9510 breath test machine properly calibrated, was the operator currently certified, and was the fifteen minute observation period actually observed? The Draeger has been the subject of sustained source code review and scientific challenge by Washington defense attorneys, including concerns about breath temperature correction and fuel cell degradation. A breath result is evidence, not a verdict, and it can be challenged. There is also a critical deadline every King County DUI client needs to know about. Under Washington's implied consent law, you have only seven days from the date of arrest to request a Department of Licensing administrative hearing to protect your driver's license. Miss that deadline, and the administrative suspension is automatic regardless of what happens in the criminal case. If you have been arrested for DUI, please call (844) 925-2943 right away so we can protect your license while we build your defense. Traffic Ticket Defense in King County Many drivers do not realize that simply paying a traffic ticket is a guilty finding that will follow them on their driving record. The insurance premium increases over the next three to five years often cost far more than the ticket itself. For CDL holders and teen drivers on an intermediate license, the consequences can be even worse. Jason and his team handle speeding tickets, school zone tickets, construction zone tickets, negligent driving, failure to obey a traffic control device, HOV violations, following too closely, unsafe lane changes, no insurance citations, and other infractions throughout King County. We examine the officer's training and device certification, radar and LIDAR calibration records, school zone timing, sign placement, and every other angle that can support dismissal or reduction. Before you mail that check, call us at (844) 925-2943. A short conversation could save you thousands over the life of the ticket. Our King County Office Locations Tukwila (South King County): 16000 Christensen Rd, Suite 304B, Tukwila, WA 98188. Phone (206) 401-9134. Seattle: 2319 N 45th St, Suite 215C, Seattle, WA 98103. Phone (206) 624-3644. Bellevue: 14205 SE 36th St, Suite 100A, Bellevue, WA 98006. Phone (425) 278-1130. Federal Way, Renton, and Redmond offices are also available for client meetings. Get Started Today Call (844) 925-2943 for a free, confidential consultation, or visit www.washingtonstateattorneys.com. We are ready to fight for you.

You want a personal injury attorney you can trust. Eric S. Nelson and the lawyers at Nelson Injury Law are attorneys you can trust to handle all aspects of your personal injury case thoroughly and with the attention that it deserves. You need to trust your attorney and be comfortable with him to talk about all aspects of your case and, quite often, very personal and confidential information. Personal injury clients have trusted Eric, owner of Nelson Injury Law, for over 24 years to handle their injury-accident cases with expertise, confidence, and hard work. Other lawyers in Washington State have also acknowledged their trust in Eric’s ability to handle plaintiff personal injury cases by honoring him as a “Super Lawyer” in 2010, 2011, and 2012 in the field of “Plaintiff Personal Injury Attorneys.” Eric S. Nelson and his staff at Nelson Injury Law are attorneys you can trust. His prior clients can attest to this (See Client Testimonials).

Attorney Griffin is a practicing lawyer in the state of Washington.

Dovinh Law, PLLC is a law practice based in Seattle, Washington where its founder, Betty Trang Dovinh, was born and raised. The daughter of Vietnamese refugees, Ms. Dovinh’s experience as a first generation American gives her important insight into the unique challenges that historically disadvantaged groups face. She’s dedicated her career to advocating for those communities and fighting every day for the American principles of justice and equality for all to be upheld in the legal system and beyond. Ms. Dovinh has over 20 years of diverse professional experience, helping local businesses and serving the Greater Seattle community. Prior to launching Dovinh Law, she served as Strategic Initiatives Officer for National Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) for Children, Director of Development & Community Relations for Millionair Club Charity and Executive Secretary for Seattle King County NAACP. She has also served as a strategic adviser to DNPro Counsel (now An Legal), an international corporate law firm based in Vietnam. She has has held leadership, consultation and operational roles for a range of other businesses including a nationally recognized capital investment firm, and the largest independently family owned and locally operated electrical distributor in the West. As an attorney, Ms. Dovinh has helped ease the burden for children and families experiencing the hardship of a variety of issues such as abuse, divorce and separation. She fights vigorously against discrimination in the workplace and other civil rights abuses. She litigates in both state and federal court, as well as administrative bodies such as Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), The Department of Labor and Industries (L&I), and The Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA). In her immigration practice, she’s authorized to represent clients from all 50 states and around the world in U.S. visa, immigration and naturalization matters. She has successfully reunified families in Washington and other states with their relatives abroad as well as assisted businesses expand in the local economy. Ms. Dovinh earned a B.A from the University of Washington and J.D. from Seattle University School of Law. Ms. Dovinh is a member of the Federal Bar Association of the Western District of Washington, the American Immigration Lawyers Association, Asian Bar Association of Washington, and the Vietnamese American Bar Association of Washington. She is natively fluent in English and Vietnamese.

Patrick Reddy is a founding member of Emery | Reddy, PC and litigates workers’ compensation and employment matters throughout Washington state. He regularly practices before the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA), Washington superior courts, Washington Court of Appeals, Washington Supreme Court, and the United States District Courts of Eastern and Western Washington. He was lead trial counsel in Frisino v. Seattle School District No. 1, a Court of Appeals decision (review denied by the Washington Supreme Court) where the Court required employers to engage in the interactive process of accommodating employees with disabilities, even after some failed attempts at accommodation.

Hannah Hamley is an Associate at Emery | Reddy, PC, where she focuses on employment law, class actions, and appellate litigation. She plays a lead role in the firm’s motion and appellate practice, drawing on extensive experience in legal writing and advocacy. Before joining the firm, Hannah served as law clerk to Associate Chief Justice Charles W. Johnson of the Washington State Supreme Court for three years. She has spent much of her career and education focusing on immigration law, advocating for asylum seekers and those facing deportation. Outside her practice, Hannah enjoys coaching appellate moot court teams, reading science fiction, and salsa dancing.