Pascoe Law

11/02/2021

We are pleased to announce the addition of Zeed Meyer to Pascoe Law.

Zeed's respect and heart for people fits with our firm ethos. He joins us with significant experience in Criminal Law and adds to our offerings with Estate Planning, Contract and other business-related services.

Welcome to the team, Zeed!

12/15/2019

Merry Christmas from our families to yours.

12/05/2016

New blog is up. Check it out!

http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/criminal-defense/medical-molly/

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week approved the 3rd and final trial stage to determine whether or not the FDA will approve M**A (the primary

04/15/2016

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Ron Davis, father of the 17-year old killed in the incident depicted in the film “31/2 Minutes, Ten Bullets”, will be present at the free showing of the film this Sunday, 4/17, 5 pm. – Clark College Gaiser Student Center

http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/general/3-12-minutes-10-bullets/

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01/31/2016

Anatomy of an Assault :: A look behind the headlines and into a courtroom. A recent success at Pascoe Law.

http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/general/anatomy-of-an-assault/

On the evening of June 17, 2015 Mr. Cameron and Deana Lentz sat in the dark, next to a trail, conversing while music played. The trail ran from Mr. Sommerville’s tent to Fred Meyers between Pearson Air Field and Highway 14. Mr. Sommerville (Gary), who’d that night learned Mr. Cameron was back, arm…

02/11/2015

Visit our blog to score a pair of FREE tickets to Old Fashioned this Valentine's Day. http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/general/chivalry-is-making-a-comeback/

02/01/2015

Video proof of Patriots' cheating past.

New Blog is up! Check it out.

http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/general/work-release-hero/

09/08/2014

Thank you to and Laura for the flowers this afternoon!

06/25/2014

Can police search the contents of your cellphone? Read today's blog to find out.

http://criminaldefensevancouverwa.com/general/how-does-todays-supreme-court-ruling-effect-you-and-your-cellphone/

Question: May police, without a warrant, search digital information on a cell phone seized from an individual who has been arrested?