Maynard Law PLLC

10/15/2026

Your first consultation with an attorney is a lot less intimidating than you think.

No courtroom. No cross-examination. No need to rehearse your testimony in the mirror.

Just a conversation about what’s going on, what your options are, and what comes next.

We ask the questions. You tell us what happened. We figure out where to go from there.

Save the courtroom drama for Netflix. ⚖️

10/08/2026

Consider this your free legal consultation.

Please stop doing this.

09/19/2026

In matters of law, it's better to be early and safe than late and sorry. Feel free to contact Maynard Law before things get out of hand!

09/14/2026

09/14/2026

When talking with lawyers, sometimes it's helpful to have a translator.

09/12/2026

Yesterday's hearing in the court of appeals went well. The judges asked excellent questions pertaining to the very important topic at hand: the rights of citizens to put an initiative on the ballot. We are proud to defend that right for Save Vancouver Streets and Washingtonians across the state.

The final decision should be made in a few months, stay tuned!

09/11/2026

Happening Now!
Click below to watch this important case on local initiatives.

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09/11/2026

In order to try to halt unpopular road projects that can create rather than alleviate congestion, Save Vancouver Streets followed the proper procedure to put an initiative on their ballot. The City vetoed the right for the people to weigh in and make that decision, so we're took them to court. This is only the latest of many cases of attacks on the people's right to govern, from Whatcom County ruling tax repeals were ineligible for initiative or the legislature proposing a law to add punitive barriers for the signature collection process. Ultimately, the government of Washington derives its authority from the citizens, and we're proud to defend those rights.

The oral arguments for Save Vancouver Streets will be in the Court of Appeals, set tomorrow at 9:30am.

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09/10/2026

Despite destroying a bike and attacking someone with a sword, the State Supreme Court of Washington just ruled Scott Perrin won't receive jail time. Even in the dog days of summer, Washington's legal world keeps rolling ahead. Here are some of the craziest headlines from the last few months.

09/09/2026

Here's a behind the scenes look at preparing for a superior court argument. Lots of paper, and lots of work - during some busy seasons we do this multiple times a month!