Jacob Freeman Law, your local counsel in Seattle, Washington

Jacob Freeman Law helps out-of-state litigators and their clients succeed in the state and federal courts in Seattle and the rest of western Washington, including:

• State courts:
  • King County (Seattle and Bellevue)
  • Pierce County (Tacoma)
  • Snohomish County (Everett)
  • Thurston County (Olympia), and others
• Federal courts:
  • Western District of Washington (W.D. Wash.), including both the District Court and the Bankruptcy Court
  • Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

JFL represents individuals, businesses, and classes, as plaintiffs or defendants, in commercial, intellectual property, and other complex civil litigation, including adversary proceedings in bankruptcy matters.

Work with local counsel whose services are tailored to the needs of your case. If all you require is local counsel to sponsor a pro hac vice motion, review filings, and advise regarding local rules practice, JFL can do that. But if you need more—such as legal research, brief drafting, discovery management, or any other aspect of complex civil litigation—JFL can do that too.

When you choose JFL, you get local counsel with experience efficiently handling cases large and small, in state and federal courts, before the AAA, JAMS, and FINRA, for individuals as well as businesses of all sizes, including closely held family companies, marketing and communications firms, tech start-ups, and global financial institutions, among others. You also get a Harvard-trained attorney who clerked on a federal appellate court and cut his teeth at a “white shoe” New York law firm.

With low overhead, JFL is able to offer hourly rates that are highly competitive for the Seattle market, as well as alternative fee structures like fixed or flat fees, unbundled fees, contingency fees, or blended structures—whatever makes business sense for your case and your client.

Finally, JFL doesn’t just act as local counsel: this is a commercial litigation firm, and referrals are welcome. JFL takes stand-alone matters and can act as conflicts counsel for co-plaintiffs or co-defendants.