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Licensed in Washington for 56 years
State: Washington
Acquired: 1969
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Location
Blank Law & Technology P.S.
2001 Western Avenue, Suite 250, Seattle, WA, 98121-2164
Law Offices of C. Dean Little
8113 NE 149th St, Kenmore, WA, 98028-4929
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Carl Carlson
Securities and investment fraud lawyer | Nov 25
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"I endorse this lawyer. Dean is as ethical as they come. Smart, organized, extremely experienced and has great judgment. I have worked closely with Dean on occasion over the years, and he is an absolutely top notch lawyer, litigator and person. Avvo--give him a 10, for gosh sake!"
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Experience
Associations
Washington State Bar Association
Member
King County Bar Association
Co-chair
Washington State Bar Association
Chairman
American Bar Association
Member
Education
1969
University of Washington
1966
University of Washington
Speaking Engagements
2004
WSBA approved seminars
EDI—Electronic Document Investigation
2001
Bankruptcy, Law Seminars International
Liability Under Securities and Corporate Laws, High-Tech & e-Business
Publications
2003
Washington State Bar Association Bar News
Securities Law Overview, Securities Law for Business Lawyers
2002
WSBA Meet The Regulators Conference
Government Investigations
2001
King County Bar Association
Remedies in Stockholder Litigation
2000
Oregon Bar Association
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