Company intelligence
Ogden Murphy Wallace
For 100+ years, OMW has been a multi-specialty firm committed to providing experienced legal services in the Pacific NW.
About Ogden Murphy Wallace
Ogden Murphy Wallace, P.L.L.C. is a leading multispecialty law firm committed to providing practical, cost-effective legal services to businesses, municipal entities, and individuals. We have served Pacific Northwest clients for over 100 years, providing valuable legal services as our clients’ affairs have prospered and expanded. We address each client’s needs with the most appropriate expertise available in our firm, using a team approach to draw on the specialized knowledge of attorneys best qualified to meet those needs. OMW has served cities and municipal districts for over 40 years and currently represents more Washington cities than any other law firm in the Northwest. Our commercial clients include hospitals and healthcare providers, banks, agri-business concerns, construction contractors, architects, insurance companies, manufacturers, information technology companies, and restaurants. We assist businesses with a wide range of services, including mergers and acquisitions, tax counseling, local and international commercial transactions, labor and employment, real estate and land use, litigation, and much more. We also provide counsel to individuals on estate and tax planning and litigation. Ogden Murphy Wallace, P.L.L.C. strives not to be the biggest law firm in town, but the most responsive to its clients’ needs and the most effective and efficient in what it accomplishes for clients.
Verified activity
Signals from Ogden Murphy Wallace
2 published signals
People
Ogden Murphy Wallace is hiring a part-time Legal Research Assistant for the Trust and Estates practice in the downtown Seattle office.
Reported by Ogden Murphy Wallace
People
Ogden Murphy Wallace welcomed Julio Hernandez to the Litigation team, bringing experience representing clients ranging from small businesses to Fortune 100 corporations in complex civil litigation matters.
Reported by Ogden Murphy Wallace