A judge ruled this month that Ford cannot escape a lawsuit seeking to hold it responsible for manufacturing vehicles with defective sunroofs that spontaneously shatter. The …
In a unanimous decision, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled that Arlene’s Flowers and its owner Barronelle Stutzman broke Washington law by refusing to make custom …
TMLG attorney Beth Terrell will be speaking at the Northwest Consumer Law Center’s Second Annual Consumer Law Intensive on Friday, March 7th in Seattle. Beth and …
As we get ready to take on 2017, Terrell Marshall Law Group would like to thank its co-counsel, clients, and community partners for allowing the firm …
Video from CNBC’s Investigative Report on Remington’s Trigger Problem & Previously Sealed Documents Showing What the Company Really Knew. Today, Public Justice made over 133,000 previously-sealed …
In the wake for the great recession, homeowners across Washington had trouble paying their mortgages. Laura Zamora Jordan was one of those homeowners who fell behind on …
For more than a quarter century, forced arbitration clauses have allowed big businesses to bully consumers and keep complaints of corporate misconduct out of the courts. …
Lawsuit challenges “100% Natural” marketing claim by Quaker Oats after tests show products contain the pesticide glyphosate On April 29, 2016, Plaintiff Danielle S. Cooper …
On April 27, 2016, TMLG filed suit against The Honest Company on behalf of consumer Aviva Kellman, alleging that the company’s products are deceptively labeled. The complaint …
December 10, 2015 – The Washington Supreme Court announced a unanimous decision today in Thornell v. Seattle Service Bureau, Inc., reaffirming the remedial purpose and expansive …
