Top Seattle Consumer Protection Lawyers - Washington

Nearby Cities: Bellevue, Renton, Kent, Everett, Tacoma

Related Practice Areas: Credit Repair, Auto Dealer Fraud, Lemon Law, Debtor-Creditor

At The Northwest Consumer Law Center in Seattle, Washington, we believe everyone has the right to effective legal representation. As such, we advocate for consumers in Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, and throughout the state who can’t afford the high prices of traditional private attorneys. As a 501(c) nonprofit organization, our law firm offers services on a sliding fee scale to make a qualified...

At Daudt Law, we provide knowledgeable representation for business and partnership litigation in Seattle, Washington. Our law office advocates for businesses of all sizes and handles cases involving construction, real estate, insurance coverage and homeowners association matters. We also take on transactions such as business mergers, formations, leases, easements and real estate purchases. Our...

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