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Michelle Echlin v. PearceHealth, d/b/a PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center
Western District of Washington Federal Courthouse - Seattle, Washington |
We must decide whether, under the Fair Debt Collection |
Crystal Ridge Homeowners Association v. City of Bothell |
We must decide whether the city of Bothell assumed |
Estate of Henry Barabin v. AstenJohnson, Inc. |
This case requires us to once again consider the district court’s admission of expert testimony at trial. We review the admission of expert testimony at trial for an abuse of discretion. Primiano v. Cook, 598 F.3d 558, 563 (9th Cir. 2010). If the district court improperly admitted the expert testimony, we apply harmless error review to determine whether its decision must be reversed. United Stat... More... $0 (01-15-2014 - WA) |
Fred Noble v. Safe Harbor Family Preservation Trust and Tillicum Beach, Inc., et al. |
This case arises out of a condemnation action for a way of private necessity. It asks us to determine whether, under RCW 8.24.030, the trial court had the discretion to require the original condemnee to pay an alternative condemnee’s attorney fees and to reduce the original condemnee’s award of attorney fees due to the alternative condemnee’s involvement in the action. Fred and Faith Noble (... More... $0 (10-08-2009 - wa) |
Clallam Transit v. Anh Voang |
Clallam Transit sued Anh Voang on an eminent domain theory seeking to acquire by condemnation 6,960 square feet of Ms. Voang's property for used as part of The Gateway transit center. |
City of Bonney Lake v. 7405 West Tapps Highway |
The Citty of Bonney Lake sought to acquire through its power of eminent domain (condemnation) the rights, title and interests owned by Schuur Brothers Co. in a 12.55-acre addition to Allan Yorke Park for the purpose of developing a public park. The city offered the defendant real estate development company $1.2 million for the property. The company wanted $2.4 million.... More... $5000000 (08-09-2005 - WA) |
Dahl-Smyth, Inc. v. City of Walla Walla |
This case requires us to determine how 'measurable damages' should be calculated when a city annexes territory covered by the certificate of a private solid waste collection company. Former RCW 35A.14.900 (1996) provides that when a city annexes territory, the city may allow the territory's garbage hauler to continue to serve the territory for five years.1 If the city so chooses, the cit... More... $0 (03-06-2003 - WA) |
Dahl-Smyth, Inc. v. City of Wallas Walla |
Dahl-Smyth, Inc. sued the City of Walla Walla under former RCW 35.13.280 (1965) after Walla Walla annexed certain areas in which Dahl-Smyth held an exclusive right to provide waste collection services. Dahl-Smyth initially sued under former RCW 35.13.280, which deals with annexation by non-code cities and is virtually identical to the language in former RCW 35A.14.900 (1967). Because Walla... More... $0 (01-15-2002 - WA) |
SDS Co. v. State of Washington, Department of Natural Resources |
Inverse condemnation - Logging company was prevented from harvesting forest where endangered spotted owls lived. Plaintiff claimed that the state took its property without judge compensation. The state offered to let the plaintiff harvest trees if it agreed to a polan for the harvestin with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service spanning thousands of acres of forest. Because the restrictions on har... More... $2250000 (06-12-2000 - WA) |
Leonard and Jeanne Halverson, et al. v. Skagit County and State of Washington |
Inverse Condemnation - Before the Skagit River empties into Skagit Bay on the Puget Sound, it flows through 90,000 acres of property lying in a floodplain. The Skagit River delta floodplain is approximately 11 miles across an east-west axis, and 19 miles along a north-south axis. The Nookachamps area, located upstream from the City of Mount Vernon and across the river from the City of Burlington, ... More... $6300000 (09-09-1999 - WA) |
State of Washington v. The Wandermere Company, et al. |
Condemnation (eminent domain) proceeding by the State of Washington to acquire 5.56 acres for construction of a section of highway. The State offered $38,900 for the taking, which was refused. The State claimed that the 5.56 acres was part of a 24.45-acre leased parcel that contained little remaining sand and gravel deposits and that the highest and best use of the property was for residential p... More... $3500000 (12-23-1996 - WA) |