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Washington adverse possession requires 10 years under RCW 4.16.020, or 7 years with color of title. Learn how to remove squatters legally using unlawful detainer under RCW 59.12.
Washington statute of limitations: filing deadlines for personal injury (3 yrs), contracts (3-6 yrs), debt (6 yrs), medical malpractice, and criminal cases.
Washington surveillance camera laws: home security, workplace cameras, neighbor disputes, audio recording rules.
Washington Uniform Trade Secrets Act (RCW 19.108), the first UTSA state statute (1982). Learn what qualifies, the 3-year deadline, and available remedies.
Washington holds over $2 billion in unclaimed money. Search ClaimYourCash.org for free, file a claim, or see if you already qualify for automatic payment.
Washington video recording laws allow silent video in public but require all-party consent for audio. Learn surveillance rules, voyeurism penalties, and consent requirements.
Washington voyeurism laws under RCW 9A.44.115 criminalize hidden cameras and unauthorized recording in private places. Learn the felony and misdemeanor penalties.
Washington's warrant search has real gaps: King/Pierce County are off Odyssey and the main case site skips active warrants. Full guide.
Learn about Washington state whistleblower laws, including the State Employee Protection Act, Medicaid False Claims Act qui tam provisions, and filing deadlines.
Washington requires 24% VLT on all windows except the windshield. Learn front/rear limits, banned colors, medical exemptions, and penalties under RCW 46.37.430.
Washington windshield mounting laws under RCW 46.37.410. GPS and dashcam size limits, obstruction rules, hands-free law, fines, and inspection requirements.
Washington workers' comp is a monopolistic state fund (L&I). Learn time-loss rates, the 1-year filing deadline, doctor choice rules, and your exclusive-remedy rights.
Washington workplace recording laws require all-party consent under RCW 9.73.030. Learn employee rights, employer monitoring rules, the threat exception, and penalties.
Washington wrongful death deadline (3 years), the post-2019 beneficiary rules under RCW 4.20.020, survival actions, damages, no cap after Sofie, and pure fault.
Washington's My Health My Data Act (ch. 19.373 RCW) took effect in 2024, has no size threshold, bans health-facility geofencing, and allows private lawsuits.