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The state of Washington has created a new legal category for companies that don't necessarily want to put shareholder interests first.
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When Jay Inslee was running for governor last fall, he found himself backed into a corner. You don’t get elected by promising to raise taxes, so he made a remarkable promise: “I would veto anything that heads the wrong...
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So, your will or living trust is completely signed (finally!) and you have your durable power of attorney and your health care directive taken care of. Are you finished with your estate planning? Maybe not …
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