ATTORNEYS AND STAFF
Our firm consists of Kim Williams and Rob Williamson, attorneys, and Lisa Hanlon, our secretary. In addition to our full-time staff, we utilize expert witnesses and other resources to assist our clients with their claims. We also have a part-time book keeper, Karen Tavenner, who can assist if there are any questions about costs or expenses.

Our most important responsibility is to communicate with clients and respond to questions and concerns as rapidly as possible. We realize how important your case is to you and do our best to return all telephone calls within 24 hours. We provide you with copies of all materials we send out or receive in your case. We are always happy to see you in person to discuss your claim and answer any questions you might have. We encourage use of e-mail as another method to communicate with us.

ABOUT ROB WILLIAMSON
Rob was born and raised in California. He attended Princeton University, University College London and Harvard Law School. After graduating from law school, Rob returned to California and joined Mitchell, Silberberg and Knupp, an entertainment law firm in Century City. He then joined the Western Center on Law and Poverty, and from there became the Director of Clinical Studies at Southwestern University School of Law, where he was a fully tenured professor teaching lawyering skills, family law and community property.

Rob moved to Seattle in 1979 and initially worked for the Legal Services Corporation as the Regional Training Coordinator, and then for Evergreen Legal Services as a senior litigator. Rob has been in private practice since 1981. He has brought class actions on behalf of consumers and employees, won the largest verdict in the nation for migrant farm workers' damages for wrongful termination, and represents injured persons, especially men and women injured in the maritime industry or who work for railroads.

ABOUT KIM WILLIAMS
Kim Williams attended Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington, served as a VISTA Volunteer for the Florida Probation and Parole Commission for one year, and then attended Willamette University College of Law in Salem, Oregon, graduating from law school in 1978. She practiced law at the Richland, Washington firm of Critchlow & Williams, primarily representing injured persons and others in civil litigation matters until 1984 when she moved to Seattle. In Seattle, Kim initially represented labor unions and employee benefits trusts, and, for the past ten years, her practice has been limited to representation of injured persons and other plaintiffs in injury, consumer and class action issues, including wage claim matters. Kim is an active member of the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association, and has served on several WSTLA committees and for a three year term on the WSTLA Board of Directors.