Notable Cases

HKM has experience handling high profile cases. Some garner a lot of media attention and you can find more information about some of those cases below.

bennett-v-providence

Providence Health & Services must pay more than $229 million in unpaid wages to Washington healthcare workers. On April 18, 2024, a King County jury found that Providence Health & Services must pay more than $229 million in unpaid wages to more than 33,000 employees in Washington state. In 2021, HKM Employment Attorneys filed a lawsuit on behalf of Naomi

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Petitioning Big 5 Sporting Goods

Petitioning Big 5 Sporting Goods Tell Big 5 That We Support Delilah Rios! Delilah refused to sell a gun to someone that she felt was unstable, and then Big 5 refused to protect her from this customer. Stand with Delilah and others to say that this is not okay. Delilah Rios was an assistant store manager at Big 5 Sporting

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Fired for Being Pregnant in 2015?!

Petitioning Northwest Christian University Reinstate Professor Coty Richardson Tell NCU it’s NOT OK to fire a woman for being pregnant! Coty Richardson is a former Assistant Professor of Exercise Science at Northwest Christian University, a small Christian University in Eugene, Oregon. Professor Richardson was an excellent instructor, loved by her students, respected by her peers, and received consistent positive reviews as

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MASL

HKM Employment Attorneys LLP has been retained by former employees of the Seattle Impact FC and Major Arena Soccer League to pursue claims for sexual assault, sexual harassment, the creation of a hostile work environment, discrimination, retaliation, infliction of severe emotional distress, willful withholding of wages, and wrongful termination. You can find documents filed in the case, as well as

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Firm History: Class-Action Lawsuit against Papa John’s

Firm History: Heyrich Kalish McGuigan Represents Consumers in Class-Action Lawsuit against Papa John’s In November 2012, Heyrich Kalish McGuigan PLLC announced that a federal court in Seattle certified a class-action lawsuit against Papa John’s International over the company’s text message advertisements. The lawsuit helped promote consumers’ rights to privacy and should serve as a “wake-up call to advertisers,” as attorney Donald

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