Lindell Law Offices, PLLC

08/03/2016

Eric Lindell was featured on the front page of the Seattle Times newspaper.

Eric Lindell, a low-profile defense attorney in West Seattle who has been involved in some of the region's highest-profile cases, is challenging the constitutionality of a new state law making it easier to convict defendants in sex-crime cases.

08/03/2016

Eric Lindell was featured in Seattle Magazine's "Best Attorneys in Seattle" edition.

08/03/2016

Eric Lindell is one of only four prominent criminal defense attorneys featured in Washington Law and Politic's article on "Representing the Reprehensible."

08/02/2016

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19951026&slug=2148934

A 16-year-old boy on trial for aggravated murder was insane and controlled by inner voices when he used a hammer to bludgeon a South Seattle woman in her home, his defense attorneys claim.

08/02/2016

Eric Lindell providing juvenile offenders a second chance.

Nearly 20 years after murdering his family members, Brian Bassett is hardly recognizable from the slightly built, disheveled teenager Grays Harbor knew from newspaper photos. His head is shaved and tattoos cover his arms.

08/02/2016

Sports Illustrated magazine comments on how Eric Lindell successfully represented Seahawks fan's right to fly 12th Man flag.

TO BETTER UNDERSTAND A SEATTLE FAN BASE THAT EVERY SUNDAY INDUCES FALSE STARTS AND THREATENS TO RUPTURE EARDRUMS, SI DISPATCHED A SUPPORTER OF THE ENEMY TO CENTURYLINK FIELD—EARPLUGS NOT INCLUDED ABOUT A MONTH ago I got the phone call from SPORTS ILLUSTRATED's NFL editor, Adam Duerson. "Can you go t...

08/02/2016

Eric Lindell helps Asperger sufferer avoid conviction.

SEATTLE — Bail was set at $600,000 for a 32-year-old Seattle man accused of making threats on social media against Mayor Ed Murray and socialist City Councilwoman Kshama Sawant.Mitchell Taylo…

08/02/2016

Thanks to a civil lawsuit filed by Eric Lindell, a Tracy Vedder KOMO News 4 story on the lawsuit, and a courageous mother and father, in August 2016 the legislature announced that they are changing child care laws to prevent another family from suffering a tragedy like this one.

The tragic death of a 2-year old revealed a shocking loophole in state law, and a Problem Solver investigation found that loophole allows felons convicted of certain crimes to operate or work in children's day cares.

08/02/2016

09/02/2009

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19930817&slug=1716416

Attorneys for a woman who killed an elderly Shoreline resident last January are planning an unusual defense: They claim their client was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder caused by years of physical and mental abuse by her son.