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MARK G. HONEYWELL
Gordon, Thomas, Honeywell,
Malanca, Peterson & Daheim, LLP
600 University, Suite 2101
Seattle WA 98101-4185
Phone: (206) 676-7517
Fax: (206) 676-7575
eMail: mhoneywell@gth-law.com
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Education
University of Puget Sound - B.A. Political Science 1966
University of Washington School of Law - J.D. 1968
Associate Editor: Washington Law Review
- Professional
Partner: Gordon, Thomas, Honeywell, Malanca, Peterson & Daheim, 1969-Present
Washington State Supreme Court (Law Clerk) 1968-1969
Adjunct Professor, Legal Writing, University of Puget Sound Law School 1973-1974
Judge Pro Tern: King County Superior Court
Martindale-Hubbell Rating: AV
Admitted to practice in Washington State, United States District Court, and United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth District
- Practice
Civil Litigation: Personal Injury, Commercial litigation, and Products Liability; Insurance Coverage; Mediations and Arbitration. Successfully tried to verdict, as sole or lead counsel, in excess of thirty-five civil trials, primarily in King and Pierce County, in both Superior Court and U.S. District Court.
- Honors And Publications
American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA): 1998 - Present
Law and Politics "Super Lawyer" 1998 - Present
Board of Trustees: King County Bar Association 1995 1998
Professionalism Award: Washington State Bar Association 1993
Moot Court Judge: University of Washington School of Law 1995 - Present
Co-Author: "Professional Responsibility and Professionalism In Civil Litigation" Washington Civil Procedure Desk Book 1992
Author: "Adoptions, Illegitimate Children and Stanley v. Illinois"
Washington State Bar News 1973
Casenote: "Extension of New York Times v. Sullivan"
42 Wash. Law Rev. 654 (1967)
- ADR Experience
Participated in three training sessions and dozens of mediations for three years with "Settlement Now" during the late 1990s. Attendee and Presenter at several mediation seminars. Qualified for and conducted CR 39.1 mediations for U.S. District Court cases. Successfully mediated in excess of 100 cases from 1996 to date, and served as neutral or sole arbitrator in a similar number of cases.
- Presentations
Participant: "Trial Advocacy," presented by National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) 2006
Presenter: "Ethics for Litigators" Washington State Bar Association 2004, 2005, 2006
Presenter: "Improving Professionalism" Washington State Bar Association 2004
Moderator: "Deposition Practice" Washington State Bar Association 2000
Participant: Trial by the Masters Seminar, presented by American Board of Trial Advocates at Seattle University School of Law 2000
Presenter: "Mediation Training" Jointly sponsored by WSTLA, WDTL, and King County Bar Assn. 2000
Presenter: "Preparation and Use of Demonstrative Evidence and Exhibits" from 100 Days Before Trial, King County Bar Assn'. 1999
Presenter: "Developing the Unusual Premises Case and Recent Perspectives On Premises Security" from Creating, Developing And Proving A Winning Case, WSTLA 1999
Chairman: King County Bar Assn. Bench Bar Conference 1994 1995
Presenter: "Videotaped Depositions" From Taking and Defending Depositions, WSBA 1994
Presenter: "How To Be On The Offensive Without Being Offensive" From Rediscovering Professionalism, Jointly sponsored by WSTLA and WDTL 1994
Lecturer: King County Bar Assn. Bench Bar Conference 1993
Presenter: "Defendants' Opening Statement" From Preparing And Winning The Soft Tissue Injury Case, WSTLA 1992
Presenter: "Slip And Fall Claims" WSTLA 1992
Presenter: "Defense Discovery Tactics: What Is The Defense Up To And What Can You Do About It?" from P. I. Defense, WSTLA 1992
Presenter: "Negotiation Practice Pointers" from How to Win Auto Cases Without Going To Trial, WSTLA 1990
Presenter: "Market Share Liability: New Responses to A New Theory," WSTLA 1988
Lecturer: "Demonstrative Evidence," King County Young Lawyers CLE 1986, 1987, 1988
Presenter: "Voir Dire" from Defending Personal Injury Cases, WSTLA 1986
Presenter: "Premises Liability," WSTLA 1986
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