What We Offer

We can and have helped with issues from pre-school to Ph.D programs. Chris also has experience with founding and managing a law firm. We can help with your cases and your operations.

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  • "Compassionate, competent, and most of all, effective - Chris helped the organization navigate several leadership challenges."

    Eric Linxweiler, former board member/past employer

  • "I recommend Chris with zero reservations as someone with impeccable morals and ethics and as a dedicated advocate."

    Ari Kohn, former client and founder of the Post Prison Education Program

  • "Professor Williams helps us see the realities outside the classroom. He does more than teach the textbook; he shares the real-world substance behind the material, which has been extremely valuable to me and, I truly believe, to all of my classmates. Thank you for going beyond the book and making the lessons practical and meaningful."

    Seattle University School of Law Student Review

  • Chris "...has sent regular "practice alerts"... on a number of topics...there appears to have been less of a delay in training for some social workers and an improvement in DSHS' presentation in both the Kent and Seattle courthouses."

    Senior Assistant Attorney General Trisha Mcardle

  • "One of the best classes I've taken in law school. I learned so much. And it was real nuts-and-bolts usable stuff."

    Seattle University School of Law Student Review

  • "...you covered Family Treatment Court (FTC), both on your own and as a member of a small rotation, and received rave reviews from both the client agency and Judge Michael Trickey. Judge Trickey reported that he had a high level of confidence in your expertise and ethics. In fact, when faced with a table full of attorneys contesting a motion, he relied on you to provide accurate information regarding what the court could or could not do."

    Attorney General Rob McKenna

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