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Articles by Attorney Nicole Gainey

October 2023 Book Review: Update on Dodd's Deposition Guide  Read the Review Here June 2022 Book Review: Damages Evolving : A collaboration by David Ball, Artemis Malekpour, Courtney Rowley, and Nicholas Rowley. WSAJ Trial News. Read The Review Here.   January 2021: Article: Corporate Accountability in the Age of COVID : Pandemic-weary jurors provide justice for plaintiffs while holding corporations accountable - WSAJ Trial News. Read the Article Here.  Corporate Accountability in the Age of COVID: Pandemic-weary jurors provide justice for plaintiffs while holding corporations accountable Publication Date:  January 2021 Volume:  56-5 Author:  Nicole Gainey Categories:  In the News, Asbestos, Product Liability, Verdicts & Settlements, Wrongful Death, COVID-19 It’s 1962. In Moses Lake, Washington, a ten-year-old boy named Ray Budd splashes water into a bucket of Kaiser-Gypsum joint compound (aka drywall "mud"). Dust fills the air as he mixes the comp...

Need a Job? Be part of the Solution. Support Small Businesses

The Small Business Association is hiring workers to help small biz owners apply for disaster assistance. Work remotely from the safety of your home & make extra money during this difficult time! Bilingual a plus & they’re looking for all ranges of positions from customer service to operations & supervisors. Pay rates is pretty good and help folks desperately in need.More information here: SBA HIRING WORK FROM HOME

Oregon Bar reflects on its #metoo problem. Kudos Oregon - Et tu Washington?

If you can't see the video above, Click here for the Oregon Bar's #metoo video The Oregon State Bar sent an anonymous survey to its members. This video reflects the responses they received. It has not been widely viewed - please watch it, share it, repost it. If you are a Washington State Attorney I invite you to share it with leadership at WSBA, WSAJ, KCBA, TPCBA, etc., so that we can finally address our own #metoo issues.