Six Stokes Lawrence attorneys, two in Seattle and four in Yakima, have volunteered to provide their services pro bono to represent unaccompanied immigrant minors and young families from Mexico and Central America in immigration hearings.

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Stokes Lawrence attorney Aviva Kamm was quoted in a recent article on the Affordable Care Act that appeared in the Puget Sound Business Journal.
Stokes Lawrence Shareholder Kelby Fletcher was recently recognized in a column in the Seattle Times for representing pro bono a former employee of ServiceMaster when it threatened to enforce a non-competition contract after the employee began work with another company.