Hon. Paula Kay Casey - Seattle, WA
Attorney at JAMS
Lawyers in Seattle, WA
1420 Fifth Ave. Suite 1650 Seattle, WA 98101
Updated: 05/12/2026
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Consulted Attorney 2026Do NOT use for mediation, arbitration or simply walking your dog if you are a male. She absolutely hates men and will lie and withhold information material to be a an unbiased mediator. She thinks she is still a sitting superior court judge on the bench in Thurston county. You would think she is impartial, she is not. She goes out of her way to make things worse for you, she doesn't have to uphold any ethics whatsoever. What's telling is she was a superior court judge in Thurston county at one time, she probably dealt with a lot of bad people, but she let it get to her and now believes every male she encounters is a horrible human being. Her real feelings are simply, I hate men. So with that in mind, why would you ever have this lady involved with any matter in your life. If you are a female, sure use her, she will intimate and, yell and otherwise exude absolute hatred for any man. So that's a win I guess. Men you have been warned, if you have any interactions with her whatsoever, you have already lost, I promise. Walk away, hang up, pick someone else.
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1420 Fifth Ave.
Suite 1650
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone Number: (206) 622-5267
Fax Number: (206) 292-9082
Website: https://www.jamsadr.com/
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