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Battle of the Barristers “exceeds expectations”

By jnaegeli / November 1, 2024 / Comments Off on Battle of the Barristers “exceeds expectations”

Back to News Center Exploding water heater. The Realtor® next door. The unread pre-inspection. Termination versus rescission. The joy of gardening. The secretive HOA. Those were the topics for this year’s sold-out Battle of the Barristers which “exceeded all expectations,” according to Marie Hansch, director of business practices at Seattle…

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Mike Spence to be honored as “lawyer of the Year”

By jnaegeli / August 8, 2024 / Comments Off on Mike Spence to be honored as “lawyer of the Year”

Back to News Center Michael “Mike” Spence, retained legal counsel for Seattle King County Realtors® and advisor to several real estate brokerages, is among 13 honorees selected by the Puget Sound Business Journal for its 2024 CRE (Commercial Real Estate) Leadership Awards program. Spence, a licensed real estate law instructor…

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Record Attendance at 2023 Battle of the Barristers

By jnaegeli / October 27, 2023 / Comments Off on Record Attendance at 2023 Battle of the Barristers

Back to News Center Nearly 600 people attended the first in-person Battle of the Barristers event since 2019, filling Event Hall A at the Meydenbauer Center. “Our members have asked for more opportunities to meet in person again,” said President Sharon O’Mahony.  “We accomplished that in a big way today.”…

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