Every state is represented by an attorney general who serves as its legal advocate, offering advice and representing it in court proceedings. Their office consists of lawyers such as assistant attorneys general as well as investigators, analysts, forensic accountants and support staff to effectively run its business affairs.
The Attorney General can issue legally conclusive certificates regarding certain facts. Furthermore, she holds formal control of criminal prosecutions and can stay proceedings in superior courts.
Washington State Capitol
Washington State Capitol stands out as one of the most impressive capitol buildings in America, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and boasting stunning grounds that include a museum and statues including Mother Joseph who helped found orphanages, schools, and hospitals in the Pacific Northwest region.
The Attorney General of New York serves as its top legal official and heads the Department of Law, protecting citizens, organizations and natural resources within his state while also advising executive branch of government and filing or defending actions on its behalf. Elected for four-year terms by voters across New York since 1626; Eric Holder currently occupies this office.
Seattle
Seattle is a major seaport and air travel hub with global distribution networks, serving as an environmental-friendly hub. Seattle boasts cutting-edge high tech industries as well as Internet-based commerce – not to mention being home to health care and biotechnology providers.
Puget Sound and Lake Washington provide its borders, while two rugged mountain ranges form its backdrop. Its districts boast comfortable prosperity while remaining understated; homes and townhouses dotted throughout offer residents comfortable living environments.
The United States attorney general serves as its chief legal officer and heads up the Department of Justice – one of the world’s largest law offices. S/he is appointed by President with Senate advice and consent and acts as an integral member of Cabinet.
Bellevue
Bellevue is Seattle’s Eastside high-tech hub, boasting a downtown skyline dotted with glittering office buildings. Home to excellent schools and top healthcare, the city also hosts many top technology firms including Microsoft as well as video game creators like Valve, Bungie and Sucker Punch Productions.
Parks and open spaces in Newcastle Beach Park are a favorite among residents, including KidsQuest Children’s Museum, Meydenbauer Bay Park, Kelsey Creek Natural Area, Coal Creek Trail West Trailhead, Newcastle Beach Park, Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art as well as Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art which houses one of the world’s largest collections of dolls.
On February 9, 2017 The Attorney General’s Office is hosting a seminar in Bellevue that will cover Nebraska laws regarding charitable entities and assets. This provides nonprofit directors, attorneys and accountants an excellent opportunity to earn continuing legal education (CLE) credits as part of CLE/CPE credits for Nebraska charitable entities and assets regulations.
Tacoma
Tacoma, Washington’s second-largest city and located along Puget Sound, boasts several districts filled with culture ranging from art and glass to history and more. Tacoma serves as a hub for business as well, hosting its Port on Commencement Bay along with international businesses that call Tacoma home.
The City Attorney’s Office prosecutes violations of Tacoma Municipal Court criminal code violations and advises City departments charged with enforcement. Unfortunately, however, we do not offer legal advice to private individuals.
The City Attorney’s office handles juvenile litigation on behalf of the Department of Children, Youth and Families in Pierce and Kitsap counties. Additionally, its expertise includes guardianship fee cases, income and medical assistance appeals as well as licensing issues associated with assisted Living facilities or Adult Family Homes.
Everett
Everett is located in Snohomish County, Washington. It was founded following a dinner party hosted by Charles Colby, a local capitalist who planned to develop the area into an industrial city and named Everett after his son Everett.
The Attorney General’s Office performs crucial defensive, regulatory and affirmative justice functions throughout the state. This includes upholding laws designed to protect consumers, patients, investors, workers and charitable donors; as well as advocating for economic and social equality.
To reach the Attorney General’s Office in Everett, take I-84 East to Asylum Street/Capitol Avenue Exits 48A/48B and exit at Asylum Street/Capitol Avenue on your right; it is located directly across from Bushnell Performing Arts Center on Capitol Avenue 165 at metered parking spaces opposite. There is also public transit available including buses around town and community transit services to nearby communities.
