Surveillance, Property Lines, and Noise: What Actually Counts as Unlawful Neighbor Harassment in Seattle?

Washington law treats a neighbor’s conduct as unlawful harassment when the neighbor knowingly and willfully engages in a pattern of conduct aimed at you that seriously alarms, annoys, harasses, or is detrimental to you and serves no legitimate or lawful purpose. The pattern must be one that would cause a reasonable person substantial emotional distress, […]

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I’m Being Harassed Online – What Are My Options?

Online harassment can feel invisible to others, but its impact is anything but small. If you’re being harassed digitally in the Seattle area—especially by an ex-partner or someone with whom you’ve had a close relationship—you might be feeling overwhelmed, scared, or unsure about what to do next. You are not alone, and you do have […]

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Accused of Harassment After an Online Date? Understanding Your Rights

Online dating has complicated the early stages of the dating experience.  As a Seattle harassment defense attorney, I’ve seen how online dating misunderstandings can spiral into serious legal trouble. Here’s what you need to know about harassment laws in Washington—and how to protect yourself. What Counts as Harassment Under Washington Law? In Washington, harassment is […]

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