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Wenatchee Business Law Law Firm
Overview
Committed to Our Clients and Our Community.
The firm of Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward (JDSA) has been serving North Central Washington since 1946. Our founding partners' original vision -- to provide the highest quality legal support to business and individuals -- remains the goal of the firm to this day...
Committed to Our Clients and Our Community.
The firm of Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward (JDSA) has been serving North Central Washington since 1946. Our founding partners' original vision -- to provide the highest quality legal support to business and individuals -- remains the goal of the firm to this day. Now staffed with more than 22 attorneys -- many amongst the strongest in their areas of specialty in the Pacific Northwest -- JDSA is the largest law firm providing services in the most comprehensive practice areas in North Central Washington.
Some of the firm’s major practice areas include Corporate, Business Law, Construction, Contracts, Employment Law, Complex Litigation, Estate Planning and Probate, Taxation, Real Estate, Land Use and Environmental, Agriculture, Healthcare and Municipal Law, just to name a few.
About Jeffers, Danielson, Sonn & Aylward, P.S.
Practice Areas
- Business Law
- Family Law
- Estate Planning
- Construction Law
- Litigation and Appeals
- Agriculture Law
- Land Use and Environmental Law
- Probate
- Health Care Law
- Municipal Law
- Real Estate Law
- Tax Law Exchanges
- Mediation
People
Attorneys
- Colleen M. Frei (Partner)
- Sally W. Harmeling (Partner)
- J. Patrick Aylward (Of Counsel)
- Jordan L. Miller (Partner)
- Starleigh K. Smith (Associate)
- Courtney G. Mahon (Associate)
- Evan M. McCauley (Partner)
- Jacob M. Knutson (Associate)
- Scott B. Hershey (Associate)
- Adam G. Haynie (Associate)
- Evan M. Spadoni (Associate)
- Chris C. Hysom (Associate)
- Ben M Jordan (Associate)
- Peter A. Spadoni (Partner)
- Todd M. Kiesz (Partner)
- James M. Danielson (In Memorium)
- Robert R. Siderius Jr. (Of Counsel)
- David E. Sonn (Of Counsel)
- Garfield R. Jeffers (Retired)
- Kolby K. Cameron (Associate)
- Kristin M. Ferrera (Attorney)
- Stanley A. Bastian (Attorney)
- Peter L. Schoening (Associate)
- Jacqueline A. O’Keefe (Attorney)
Staff
- Christina Bernal, Paralegal
- Rachael Bisque, Real Estate Paralegal
- Barbara Coffin, Paralegal
- Debbie Fagerland, Paralegal
- Patty Gillin, Paralegal
- Lisa Harvey, Paralegal
- Michelle Holeman, Paralegal
- Chelsey Staples, Real Estate Paralegal
- Kim Kobasa, Paralegal
- Cami Lillquist, Paralegal
- Lisa Staples, Paralegal
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
2600 Chester Kimm Rd. Wenatchee, WA 98801
Phone
Fax
- 509-662-2452
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