I have a passion for representing victims of employment discrimination in pursuit of justice for each. I have been and continue to be a zealous advocate for my clients. With my team of four lawyers and a paralegal, my firm has been very successful in litigating and in settling big, medium and small dollar employment law cases. We are smart, practical, and approachable. I have been described by defense lawyers as the one that employer's lawyers hate to come up against - "charming but deadly." My 50-years of experience give me a clear vision of how best to pursue a client's case to a righteous conclusion. We are fierce advocates and wise counselors.
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51 years | 85 cases
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Acquired: 1975
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State: Illinois
Acquired: 1966
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1603 11th Avenue west, Seattle, WA, 98119
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Posted by anonymous | October 30, 2015 | Hired Attorney | Employment & Labor
Simply the Best!
Female warrior! Knows the law! I had the privilege of Judith representing me in a nasty employment law/discrimination lawsuit. She took on a corporation that were complete racists and abusers of women, and secured a successful jury verdict. She looked this company in the eyes and exposed the good...
"Judith is a super-star employment lawyer. At DuBois Cary Law Group we refer family law clients with employment related matters to Judith. She is a tough litigator with a heart of gold. Judith supports many community organizations that help women and girls. I highly endorse Judith."
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2017
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2017
Top 100 Trial Lawyers, National Trial Lawyers
2016
Lifetime Achievement, WSAJ
2016
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2015
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2014
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2013
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2012
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2011
Pillar of Justice, Washington Association for Justice
2011
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2010
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2009
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2008
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2006
Top Washington Lawyers, Washington Law & Politics Magazine
2005
Super Lawyer, SuperLawyers
2005
Top 50 Women Washington Super Lawyers, Washington Law & Politics Magazine
2004
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2004
President's Award, Washington State Trial Lawyers Association
2003
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2002
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2001
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
2000
Super Lawyer, Super Lawyers
1988
Mentor's Award, Women's Professional and Managerial Network
1986
Natalie Skeels Award, Women + Business
1979
Creative Leadership in Women's Rights, Washington Education Association Women's Caucus
1978
Matrix Table - Woman of Achievement, Women in Communications
1986 - Present
President, Law Offices of Judith A. Lonnquist, P.S.
1983 - 1986
Partner, Durning, Webster & Lonnquist
1975 - 1983
General Counsel, Washington Education Association
1965 - 1975
Associate, Jacob & Gore
1964 - 1964
Law Clerk to Chairman, National Labor Relations Board
2003 - Present
College of Labor and Employment LawyersMember
1986 - Present
Washington State Association for JusticeEagle Member
1986 - Present
National Employment Lawyers AssociationMember
1980 - Present
Washington Employment Lawyers AssociationMember
1976 - Present
Northwest Women's Law CenterFounding Member
1975 - Present
Washington State Bar AssociationMember
1966 - Present
Illinois State Bar AssociationMember
2009 - 2015
Washington State Gender and Justice CommissionLawyer Member
1968 - 1976
National Organization for WomenNational Officer
Civil servants are entitle to recover attorney's fees.
Upheld on appeal.
Jury found for her on her failure to accommodate claim and awarded her $329,580.00 in economic and emotional distress damages.
The EEOC claims went to trial before a jury which found in her favor and awarded her $375,000 in damages.
The jury found for both of them and awarded $1,380,000 in damages.
Federal Judge awarded $382,723.03 in attorney’s fees and costs, and $147, 408.00 in tax relief.
Jury found in Plaintiffs’ favor on their racial harassment and retaliation claims and awarded damages totaling $585,000.00.
$507,901.42 in damages and attorney’s fees
Prevailed
Prevailed
Prevailed.
Award of substantial damages and attorney’s fees upheld on appeal.
Made new law.
Prevailed
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1962
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2013
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