On November 1, non-profit Water1st International hosted their annual Give Water Give Life gala at the Fremont Studios in Seattle. Coluccio Law attorney Kevin Coluccio, and his wife Margie Duckstad, were honored as Water1st Ambassadors of the Year for 2019. Kevin Coluccio and Margie Duckstad, Water1st Ambassadors for 2019. The annual Give Water Give [...]
“Intellectual growth should commence at birth and cease only at death” - Albert Einstein I've been a trucking lawyer for 30 years. I've represented hundreds of people who've been seriously injured, or lost a family member, because of someone else's bad actions. And I'm still learning, and growing my skills as a trial lawyer. A significant area [...]
We have changed the language on Coluccio-Law.com, and TruckingWatchdog.com. Here's why we're using car crash, not car accident. There is a public health crisis on the roads. About 40,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes in the U.S. last year. That's more than the entire population of Lynnwood, Washington. Can you imagine if everyone in Lynnwood—or in Bothell, or [...]
Every month, the King County Bar Association features a Washington lawyer. I am honored to be the subject of October's Bar Bulletin Profile. I am grateful to my friend Lincoln Sieler of Friedman Rubin for the profile, and to my former law partners Mike Withey and Paul Whelan for the kind words. Thanks, Kevin Coluccio
Leonard Schroeter, a lawyer who fought for access to justice for everyone and was a protector of our Constitutional Rights passed away on April 28, 2014. Leonard had an extraordinary legal career which began after he graduated from Harvard Law School in 1951. He prepared the school segregation cases for the NAACP Legal Defense and Education [...]
Welcome to Coluccio Law Blog! This blog will feature client stories, community health and safety information, case results, and anything else we find interesting. About Me On January 1st, 2014, I started my own law firm with the goal of continuing to make a real, positive change for each client – and in our community. [...]
