Here’s one worth reading. In GRE Downtowner LLC v. City of Seattle, No. 87886-7-I (Wash. App. Oct. 26, 2026), the Washington Court of Appeals reversed a Rule 12(b)(6) dismissal of a property owner’s regulatory takings claims arising from the combined
Last week, after attending back-to-back conferences, I shared my takeaways from IAB Privacy Compliance Salon. As promised, this week’s newsletter focuses on my notes from the IAPP Privacy.Security.Risk + AI Governance Global conference. Since I only got to attend Day
The Ninth Circuit’s decision in Diemert v. City of Seattle highlights some of the potential risks associated with workplace diversity initiatives, specifically, whether and under what circumstances they arguably foster conditions that contribute to unlawful race discrimination or harassment.
Reversing
Last week I spoke at the IAPP PSR conference in Seattle after spending a jam-packed day at the IAB Privacy Compliance Salon. Today’s newsletter will be focused on IAB and next week’s on IAPP.
I always return from the IAB
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October 9, 2026
Seattle, Washington.
Today Boeing lost its second attempt to dismiss the claim for punitive damages brought by the 47-member Anderson Plaintiff group for damages arising out of the Alaska Flight 1282 door blowout event
Liability for a Seattle bicycle crash usually lands
Welcome to the latest edition of “Judicial Notice Supplement,” aka “JN Supp.” As I explained in Sunday night’s Judicial Notice, JN Supp. is where I’ll share
