Holt Woods & Scisciani LLP is known for creative solutions and achieving great results for our clients throughout Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alaska. We pride ourselves in providing outstanding customer service, which all begins by understanding the nuisances of each individual case, developing a winning and efficient litigation strategy, providing early and accurate evaluations and timely reporting all new developments to our clients. We have found these customer-first principles have enabled our firm to achieve great results for our clients, whether that is through risk-management and evaluation, alternative dispute resolution or trial.
The HWS team has extensive experience in counseling and representing motor carriers, drivers, owner-operators, insurance carriers and other transportation-related entities.
We have a long history of successfully guiding small, mid-sized and large businesses and their owners, corporate officers and directors through commercial litigation.
Congratulations to Kelsey Shewbert who prevailed in Robert T. Baum v. Home Depot, U.S.A., Inc. (Alaska Sup. Ct. No. 1836-July 21, 2021). This matter involved a customer who tripped on pallets in the middle of the store aisle and fell, tearing his rotator cuff.
Congratulations Brandon Smith who recently scored a big win in Division I of the Washington Court of Appeals! This decision is not only a win for our client, but a success for construction companies and insurance carriers statewide.
James Mendel recently prevailed on a motion to strike Plaintiff’s request for a trial de novo in Pierce County Superior Court. Defendant argued that Plaintiff’s request for a trial de novo should be stricken due to Plaintiff’s failure to perfect their request under RCW 7.06.050 because it was not signed by the Plaintiff himself as required under the statute.
James Mendel recently prevailed on a motion to strike Plaintiff’s request for a trial de novo in Pierce County Superior Court. Defendant argued that Plaintiff’s request for a trial de novo should be stricken due to Plaintiff’s failure to perfect their request under RCW 7.06.050 because it was not signed by the Plaintiff himself as required under the statute.
Dirk is a partner at Holt Woods & Scisciani LLP and a trial lawyer with a foundation of complex and commercial litigation, including construction defects, insurance defense, contract and business disputes, copyright and trademark infringement, personal injury, tort defense, premises liability, and professional and products liability.
