Kaitlin M. Roach is the firm’s Learning & Development Director and a Partner in its Seattle office.

Tirra Seely is a Senior Associate Attorney based out of the firm’s Burlington and Bellingham offices.

Beth Minish is an Associate Attorney in the Burlington and Marysville offices of GLP Attorneys.

Dwight Bond is a Senior Associate Attorney working out of GLP Attorneys’ Boise, Coeur d"Alene, Portland, Spokane and Tri-Cities offices.

Matthew is an Associate Attorney based out of the firm’s Burlington office.

Travis Clark is an Associate Attorney in the firm’s Seattle office.

Sarah Aguero is an Associate Attorney in the Burlington office of GLP Attorneys.

Russell is an Associate Attorney in the Wenatchee office of GLP Attorneys.

Phillip Ayers is an Associate Attorney in the Puget Sound region serving the Seattle office.

Blake Kurtzman is an Associate Attorney in the Tacoma, Silverdale, and Vancouver offices of GLP Attorneys.

Lizzy is an Associate Attorney in our Marysville and Burlington offices. Her practice primarily focuses on automobile and trucking collisions, traumatic brain injuries, premises liability, and wrongful death.

Oliver Garrison is an Associate Attorney in the North Washington region serving the Bellingham, Burlington, and Marysville offices.

Raechel Fraser is a Staff Attorney in the Marysville office of GLP Attorneys.

Amita Brar is an Associate Attorney in the Seattle office of GLP Attorneys.

Amita graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Political Science and Government and received her Juris Doctorate from Seattle University School of Law in 2022. While attending law school, Amita interned at two firms, learning the ins and outs of personal injury, land use, and personal property law.

After graduating in 2022, Amita was admitted to the Washington State Bar, and honed her skills at a personal injury firm in Lynwood, Washington, where she focused on personal injury involving a wide range of cases.

$1,500,000 settlement for a vulnerable adult who was neglected in an adult family home. This claim was made against the State of Washington Department of Social and Health Services for allowing the adult family home to operate without a license.

$3.5 million for wrongful death of a nursing home patient.

$1.1 million settlement for an elderly woman who was assaulted while living in an assisted living facility.

$2.5 million for the family of a resident of an adult family home killed by an overdose of medication.

$1.3 million recovery after DSHS placed an elderly man in an unlicensed adult family home where he was neglected, leading to his death.

$1.5 million settlement for an elderly nursing home resident who was given the wrong medication, killing her.

$3.5 million settlement for a 97-year-old man who was neglected in a nursing home such that his genitalia fell off due to untreated penile cancer.