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08/10/2025

The West Seattle Glass Float Hunt is on!

What is the Float Hunt? 100 handcrafted glass floats, created by local artisans at Avalon Glassworks, are hidden in shops and parks throughout West Seattle. The hunt invites residents and visitors alike to explore the area, discover hidden gems, and support local commerce.

This is the 4th year for the Float Hunt, organized by the West Seattle Junction Association and West Seattle Chamber of Commerce.

This year, the Carroll Law Group sponsored 3 floats hidden at parks in our neighborhood! Visit the Float Hunt website for details, clues, and more.

The Hunt ends on August 15.

https://www.wschamber.com/westseattlefloathunt/

04/23/2025

Happy 15th Anniversary

03/07/2022

“Kiki” by Shima Star.
Curated by Virago Gallery.

Last week we added a new artwork to our collection here at the office. It’s been a difficult year and a half processing the loss of RBG and trying to balance our gratitude for the work she did to secure equal rights for all, balanced against her choice not to retire during a period of time when her replacement would’ve been selected by an administration that also believed that you can’t just 'grab women by the p***y' regardless of your celebrity status or that your neighbors shouldn’t be able to profit off of turning you in for needing basic female medical care. In the end, what she showed us was that while these equal rights are very possible, until the loss of one vote on the Supreme Court can’t affect these rights then we don’t really have those rights, we never really had those rights, and we must all continue to fight to make sure we, our friends, our mothers, sisters, and our daughters all have those necessary rights. So, thank you RBG for lighting the way and showing us how to argue and fight. We will battle on.

12/29/2021

Justice Mary Fairhurst had a powerful mind, a burning drive to make the world better, and a kind heart. She was my friend and mentor since I met her while she was in the middle of her first campaign for the Supreme Court and I was in my first year of law school. She hired me to be her first summer extern in Olympia when I was 8 months pregnant and made her chambers one of the warmest and most congenial places I've ever worked. She will be dearly missed by the state, the bar, and me and my family.

https://www.courts.wa.gov/newsinfo/?fa=newsinfo.pressdetail&newsid=48384&fbclid=IwAR3eAPHncCQcqFxc8OcLcrutonJg3aWijYeMQyPT8RfO0fzFZ_5oKlxTzqQ

Retired Washington Supreme Court Justice Mary Elizabeth Fairhurst, who served on the Court from 2003 to 2020, died peacefully surrounded by her family in Olympia on the evening of December 28th. She was 64 years old.

04/22/2021

Take a break with us today and enjoy this article written by our legal assistant and the person you'll speak to when you call our number, Hilary Harty.

America is home to pristine lake towns that are the ideal getaway for anyone looking to dip their toes back into the cool waters of travel.

12/03/2020

"Just like wearing masks, physical distancing and keeping gatherings small, WA Notify is another tool to help prevent the spread of COVID-19." (via Washington State Department of Health)

Washington Exposure Notifications (also known as WA Notify) is a new tool that works through smartphones, without sharing any personal information, to alert users if they may have been exposed to COVID-19.  It is completely private, and doesn’t know or track who you are or where you go.

10/28/2020

"If you’re an immigrant experiencing hard times because of COVID-19, and you aren’t eligible for federal financial relief or unemployment insurance, this fund is for you." (via Immigrant Relief WA)

As immigrants, we’ve made Washington our home. If you’re an immigrant experiencing hard times because of COVID-19, and you aren’t eligible for federal financial relief or unemployment insurance, this fund is for you. Apply for the Washington COVID-19 Immigrant Relief Fund and receive a $1,000 ...

10/27/2020

"Domestic violence support services have had to adjust during the pandemic, but they are available in a modified format." (via Public Health Insider)

The Governor’s Stay Home Order, business closures and other strategies helped slow the spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, the social isolation and stress resulting from these efforts, combined with less access to external supports, may be increasing the occurrence of family violence.

09/16/2020

"Even the most amicable relationship under constant duress, such as a national health crisis, can create friction."

Co-parenting families across the United States deal with questions about custody and visitation during the coronavirus pandemic.

07/09/2020

"The days ahead will be different for us all, and difficult for some of us. But this need not be a bad time for your family." (via PBS)

If you are a parent or caregiver and feeling unsure about what to share, how much to say, and ways to navigate COVID-19 when so much is uncertain, you’re not alone.

06/30/2020

Our team is growing! Please welcome our newest associate, Erin Jajtner.