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This content was adapted from an original article by Kenneth W. Hart, Carney Badley Spellman, published in August 2007. Read the original article here.  What Is an Easement? Washington law

By Christopher Thayer In Washington State, property owners usually cannot alter the location of a property line just by talking about it. But there is an important exception which applies

By Chris Thayer In a recent Division III case, Lions v. Evans (40278-9, May 6, 2025) the Washington State Court of Appeals, addressed the “fraudulent concealment” test arising under a misrepresentation claim associated

By Mike Scarcella April 26, 2022 (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Tuesday said Zillow Group Inc (ZG.O) Chief Executive Rich Barton can be questioned in a rival real estate

By Christopher L. Thayer In a recent case before the Washington Court of Appeals, Division II, Mihaila v. Troth (No. 55525-5, March 1, 2022) the Court reversed a trial court’s dismissal of

By Christopher Thayer Court reaffirms common law doctrine of nullum tempus occurrit regi. In Michel v. City of Seattle (No. 82073-7-1, 11.8.21), the Washington Court of Appeals, Division I, recently addressed the

This content was adapted from an original article by Kenneth W. Hart, Carney Badley Spellman, published in August 2003. Read the original article here.  Boundaries are closely tied to the