Karl Kleppe has joined Carney Badley Spellman as a litigation associate in its Real Estate Practice Group. Since entering private practice in 2023, Karl has litigated cases involving boundary disputes,
Carney Badley Spellman, PS has elected Mark C. Lamb as a shareholder effective January 1, 2025. He is Chair of the Real Estate Practice Group. Mark has practiced law for
Haiyan is a seasoned attorney specializing in business and corporate law, with a focus on startups, emerging businesses, and mergers and acquisitions. With over a decade of experience, Haiyan has represented a diverse
Clients, This is a link to correspondence several of our clients received and forwarded to us for review. Although it looks real, we believe this to be a scam and
Best Lawyers in America, 2025 Edition, lists Carney Badley Spellman in Best Law Firms for Construction Law, Construction Litigation, Appellate Practice, Commercial Litigation, Insurance Law, Real Estate Law, Business Organizations, Corporate Law, Tax Law, and Tax Litigation & Controversy.
FTC’S NONCOMPETE BAN BLOCKED, FOR NOW By Josh Brittingham and Jayde Logan September 3, 2024 FAQ What is a noncompete? The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) defines a noncompete as any
Peers have selected Carney attorneys, Jason Anderson (Appellate Advocacy Law), John Dippold (Construction Law), Patrick Lamb (Corporate/M&A Law), James Lobsenz (Appellate Advocacy Law, Criminal Defense Law), Tana Materi (Corporate/M&A Law),
Updated October 29, 2025 By Josh Brittingham FAQ What is the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) noncompete ban? The rule bans “noncompete” provisions, which are defined as either oral or written
Amy Weston, Carney’s privacy lawyer who advises startups and has some healthcare clients, told Marketing Brew that none of her clients have asked about My Act, My Data. “A company who’s already thinking about privacy by design probably has all of this built into their website already,” she said. “So it’s a tweak or two. It’s a headache, but it’s a manageable headache . . .
Washington State is on track to pass a far-reaching new piece of legislation in the upcoming weeks. The “My Health My Data” Act (House Bill 1155), if signed into law, will take effect starting on March 31, 2024. The title of the law implies that it will only apply to health care related industries, when in fact the law . . .