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Overview
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Fees & Payments
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Fees
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Contingent (33%-40%)
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Free Consultation (30 minutes)
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Hourly ($265-$325/hour)
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Check, Cash
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Contact Information
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About Me
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About me: Frank's practice focuses on crime victims' litigation, misconduct in administration of wills, guardianship and other probate matters, government misconduct,... more
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Résumé
Licenses
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34 years
since Franklin William Shoichet was first licensed to practice law in WA.
We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.
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Work Experience
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| Position |
Duration |
| Owner at Franklin W, Shoichet, Attorney at Law |
1976–present
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Education
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Awards
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| Award Name |
Granting Organization |
Date |
| Seattle's Top Lawyers |
Seattle Magazine |
2005 |
| AV (Highest) Rating--Pre-Eminent Attorney |
Martindale-Hubbell |
2003 |
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Associations
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| Position |
Association Name |
Duration |
| Member |
Washington State Bar Association |
1976–present
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King County Bar Association |
1977–present
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Washington State Association for Justice |
1977–present
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American Bar Association |
1981–present
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American Association for Justice |
1983–present
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| Steering Committee |
American Constitution Society for Law and Policy |
2005–present
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| Honorary Council |
NARAL Pro Choice Washington |
2006–present
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| Seattle Advisory Committee |
Alliance for Justice |
2008–present
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Cardozo Law Society |
2008–present
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National Crime Victim Bar Association |
2000–2008
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| National Board of Advisors |
National Crime Victims Bar Association |
2004–2008
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King County Bar Association Judicial Screening Committee |
2000–2001
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Washington State Board for Trial Court Education |
1992–1999
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Washington State Bar Association Legislative Committee |
1997–1998
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| Chair |
King County Bar Association Program Committee |
1993–1994
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Portfolio
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Publications
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| Article |
Publication |
Date |
| Dog Bite Litigation, Landlord Liability & Other Considerations |
The Dog Bite Institute |
2009 |
| High Court Rejection of Rollins Review Bodes Bad Tidings for Tegman |
Washington State Bar Association Litigation News |
2009 |
| How to Succeed in Establishing a State Constitutional Cause of Action for Damages (Hint: Be Very Careful) |
Trial News |
2008 |
| Violence, Schizophrenia and Civil Liability: A Primer |
Civil Actions for Criminal Acts |
2007 |
| Can an "Accident" Arise Out of a Crime? |
Insurance Law 2007 |
2007 |
| The Lady, The Tiger, The Landlord and the Dog |
Trial News, Washington State Trial Lawyers |
2007 |
| Civil LIability for Aiding and Abetting |
Civil Actions for Criminal Acts |
2005 |
| Slipping Out from Under the Law of Intentional Act Exclusions: A Spreading Problem? |
Washington State Trial Lawyers Association |
2003 |
| When Kids Are Entrusted with Guns |
National Crime Victims Bar Association |
2002 |
| Earning Votes Should be Humbling for a Judicial Candidate |
N/A |
2000 |
| Earning Votes Should Be Humbling for a Judicial Candidate |
N/A |
2000 |
| Representing Crime Victims Calls for Creativity |
Victim Advocate |
2000 |
| Thomas' Abortion Views And `Natural Law' |
N/A |
1988 |
| Police actions bared in settlement |
Trial News |
1985 |
| Governmental Privilege |
Taking the Government to Court |
1984 |
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Speaking Engagements
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| Speaking Engagement Name |
Conference |
Date |
| Dog Bite Litigation, Landlord Liability & Other Considerations |
The Dog Bite Institute |
2009 |
| Aiming for the Head: Violence, Schizophrenia and Negligent Mental Health Care |
Spring Training for Litigators |
2008 |
| Violence, Schizophrenia, and Civil Liability: A Primer |
Civil Actions for Criminal Acts |
2007 |
| Can an "Accident" Arise Out of a Crime? |
Insurance Law 2007 |
2007 |
| Getting Around the Frobig Case |
4th Annual Animal Law Conference |
2006 |
| Model Tegman Briefing |
Not Above the Law: The Government as Defendant |
2006 |
| Release of Dangerous Mental Patients |
Rita Cosby: Live and Direct |
2006 |
| Aiding and Abetting Doctrine in the Civil Context |
Civil Actions for Criminal Acts |
2005 |
| Key Lessons in Probate Litigation |
Oddities and Challenges in Washington Probate Law |
2004 |
| Slipping Out from Under the Law of Intentional Act Exclusions: A Spreading Problem? |
How to Hammer Farmers and Other Allstate Clones |
2003 |
| Section 1983: What Can You Sue For |
So You Think You Have a Federal Case |
2003 |
| When Kids Are Entrusted with Guns |
Civil Litigation of Violent Crimes |
2002 |
| Discovery: Strategies, Records and Record-Keeping |
Taking the Government to Court |
1985 |
| Governmental Privilege |
Taking the Government to Court |
1984 |
| Governmental Privilege |
Taking the Government to Court |
1983 |
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