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31 Williams Kastner Attorneys Recognized in 2027 Best Lawyers® Rankings
Williams Kastner is pleased to announce that 31 attorneys have been recognized in the 2027 Best Lawyers® awards. Twenty-three attorneys were selected for The Best Lawyers in America®, and eight were recognized in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®. Best Lawyers recognizes attorneys based on peer review, honoring those who have demonstrated professional excellence in their...
AI in Hiring: The Employment Law Risks Employers May Be Overlooking
Artificial intelligence is becoming a routine part of hiring. Employers use automated tools to screen resumes, rank candidates, administer assessments, schedule interviews, transcribe or evaluate interview responses, and identify applicants for further review. Those tools may improve speed and consistency, but they also create employment-law risk when the employer cannot explain how the tool works,...
Washington Supreme Court Ends Overtime Exclusion for Live-In Healthcare Providers
On July 9, 2026, the Washington Supreme Court affirmed partial summary judgment in the matter of Bolina v. Assurecare Adult Home, LLC, Case No. 103519-5, (Wash. July 9, 2026), holding that RCW 49.46.010(3)(j)’s[1] “live-in” exemption to the Minimum Wage Act (MWA) violates article I, section 12 as applied to live-in caregivers. Until now, RCW 49.46.010(3)(j)...