Kim Williams & Rob Williamson
Kim Williams & Rob Williamson

Welcome to the law offices of
Rob Williamson & Kim Williams

We established the Williamson & Williams law firm in 1998, and currently maintain two offices: one on Capitol Hill in Seattle, and one in Winslow on Bainbridge Island. We represent clients in class actions against businesses sending out “junk” faxes as well as businesses that make “robo-calls” to residences, cellular phones and businesses for commercial solicitation or collection purposes. We also represent workers in class actions against their employers for claims involving wage and hour disputes, including overtime pay, and handle class actions against banks that charge illegal fees when loans are paid off, claiming the charges are not allowed by the deeds of trust and violate the Consumer Protection Act. We have represented injured persons with claims arising from automobile accidents, medical negligence, injuries sustained while working on tankers, freighters, tugs and fishing vessels, construction site injury incidents and other on the job injuries. We also represent railroad workers who are injured on the job. We have pursued products liability claims for persons who used Vioxx®, as well as clients affected by latex allergies resulting from wearing latex gloves.

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LATEST NEWS

King 5 Report on Client Who Receives Robocalls and Junk Faxes

King 5 recently ran a story about Dick Baron, one of their clients, who has been concerned about junk faxes, robocalls and, more recently, junk texts. Mr. Baron has served as a class representative because of his strong support of efforts to force telemarketers to obey the laws and stop the harassment and invasion of [...]

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Traffic Camera Litigation

This class action against many municipalities in Washington and two traffic camera companies was initially filed in state court. The camera companies removed the case to federal court, and it was assigned to the Honorable John Coughenour, a senior and well respected judge for the Western District of Washington. The  defendants  brought a motion to [...]

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Robocalls

Several claims are pending against various businesses that make these irritating computer-generated solicitations to homes, businesses, and cell phones. Judge James Robart of the Western District denied a motion by Sprint for dismissal of our state law claim because it was “preempted” by federal law, and more recently Judge Robert Lasnik has issued a strong [...]

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Consumer Protection Act Class Claims

In a recent decision by the Washington Supreme Court, by a vote of 5 to 4, the Court severely limited the ability of consumers to bring class actions against businesses that conduct unfair or deceptive practices. In particular, the Court accepted the argument of the business defendants that a class action could not be certified [...]

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