Seattle Washington Legal Malpractice Attorney
Legal Malpractice — Clients have the right to expect their lawyers to be competent effective advocates. Unfortunately, that is not always the case. Lawyers are people and people make mistakes. If a lawyer fails to perform up to the standard of care required in this state and causes his or her client to suffer money damages the client may have a claim. Claims for legal malpractice can only be brought within a limited period of time set by the statute of limitations. That period varies from state to state. If you believe that you have been the victim of shoddy lawyering you should pursue the claim sooner rather than later. To learn more about Legal Malpractice just CLICK HERE.
Experienced Representation — Robert Wayne has experience in representing both people and companies that have been harmed by lawyers and in representing lawyers. It is an old saying that you have to be in a profession to know who really is good. 
Lawyers have voted to include Robert Wayne in the list of Washington Super Lawyers (limited to the top 5% of lawyers) in multiple years. He has been awarded the highest ability rating by the leading legal directory in the country, and named to be included in Who’s Who in American Law, Who’s Who in American Education & Who’s Who in America.
The conduct of lawyers is regulated by the Rules of Professional Conduct. Robert Wayne has investigated violations by lawyers for the Washington State Bar Association as a Special District Counsel. Mr. Wayne has also chaired both a state-wide and national committee of lawyers who have represented lawyers charged with misconduct.
He regularly represents individuals and businesses who have been wronged by their attorneys. While this does not make one friends in the Bar, it has the benefit of preserving the integrity of the Bar as a whole and un-doing the harm suffered by victims of bad lawyering.
Respected by the Courts — Robert Wayne is known by most of the judges on the King County Superior Court and the U.S. District Court. He has briefed and argued cases before the judges for years. He is known to be an excellent writer, an accomplished speaker, and a credible and honest lawyer. He served on the Board of Trustees of the King County Bar Association (KCBA) and was the KCBA Secretary. He was the chair of KCBA’s Judiciary & Litigation Committee for 4 years, chair of the Judicial Conferencing Committee for 2 years and was the lawyer representative on the King County Superior Court Judge’s Committee on Local Rules for 8 years.
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