Barker Martin, P.S. is a full-service litigation and homeowner association general counsel law firm with its roots in the Pacific Northwest. We are problem solvers who assist our clients with a wide range of issues from routine governance questions to highly complex appellate matters. Our general counsel attorneys help association boards with statutory interpretation, rules enforcement, dispute resolution and a myriad of other homeowner association legal issues. Our litigators are experienced trial attorneys with a deep understanding of construction, insurance and contract law.
More than 25 years ago, Bo Barker founded a firm based on hard work, client service and commitment to positive results. These principles remain a cornerstone of Barker Martin’s practice today. With offices in Washington and Oregon, we are proud to have helped hundreds of clients throughout the region achieve successful resolutions to their construction defect claims while providing excellent and timely general counsel.
Meet the Barker Martin legal team below:
More than 25 years ago, Bo Barker founded a firm based on hard work, client service and commitment to positive results. These principles remain a cornerstone of Barker Martin’s practice today. With offices in Washington and Oregon, we are proud to have helped hundreds of clients throughout the region achieve successful resolutions to their construction defect claims while providing excellent and timely general counsel.
Meet the Barker Martin legal team below:
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Announcements
Barker Martin Welcomes New Attorney, Alexis Ducich
Alexis joins our team as an attorney to support Marlyn Hawkins, Laurie Shinyama, and Ivona Ogramic as part of our Collections Services Program. She brings a breadth of experience and many laughs to our office. Read more about Alexis here, or find out more about our Collections Services Program here.
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