The Gillett Law Firm

Struggling with a property-related legal dispute? Perhaps you’re facing an issue like eminent domain, condemnation, foreclosure, easement, or a disagreement regarding boundaries. Since 1980, attorney Mike Gillett has been handling real estate and environmental disputes just like yours. Contact him today for legal guidance and support.

When one person uses someone else’s property as their own, they can (under very specific circumstances) gain legal ownership of that property. This, in law, is what’s known as “adverse possession.” Because every adverse possession case is so unique to the people and properties involved, it’s best to start by discussing your case with a property rights attorney who is intimately familiar with Washington’s real estate laws. Learn more by contacting the Gillett Law Firm today.

In Washington, a person may request a prescriptive easement (that is, the legal right to use a portion of someone else’s property) under a very specific set of circumstances. To discover whether this option is right for your particular situation, set up an informative consultation with Seattle property rights attorney Mike Gillett.

In broad terms, “workplace law” refers to any kind of legal concern that arises in the workplace. If, for example, you’re an employee seeking workers’ compensation or employment insurance, a logical first step is contacting a workplace law attorney. Likewise, employers accused of health and safety violations should discuss their options with a seasoned legal professional. Contact the Gillett Law Firm for further details.

As an employer, you have a responsibility to maintain proper health and safety standards as defined by Washington law. Still, it’s possible to get unjustly slapped with a workplace health or safety violation. If you are in such a conundrum, contact the Gillett Law Firm immediately. Based in Seattle, attorney Mike Gillett knows Washington workplace law inside and out and would be more than happy to advise you on your best options.