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A Washington state court judge on Thursday said Donald Trump should remain on the state's election ballots, rejecting a bid by a group of voters who said the former president and candidate engaged in an insurrection for his role in the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol and was ineligible to be president.
Washington state's attorney general on Monday filed another legal challenge against Kroger's $24.6 billion bid for supermarket rival Albertsons Cos, this time directly contesting the combination of the state's two largest grocers as an anti-competitive overlap unresolved by the planned divestiture of over 100 stores in the state.
A day after a Washington appellate court panel said the CARES Act's eviction notice requirement applies beyond late-rent cases, another judge on the court reviewing a separate eviction suggested Wednesday the ruling could lead to "disturbing" consequences if landlords aren't allowed to quickly evict violent tenants.
Washington State University has a duty to protect students, but only on campus or during university-controlled activities, a divided Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a case brought by a student who filed Title IX discrimination and negligence claims against the school after she was raped at an off-campus party.
The Washington Supreme Court on Thursday said a young woman could pursue a bad faith insurance investigation claim against Premera Blue Cross for refusing to cover wilderness therapy treatment when she was a teenager, but the justices tossed a breach of contract claim, saying the insurer didn't violate federal mental health parity law.