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 ILLIAMS & WILLIAMS PSC, offers expert guidance and proven experience to public utilities, fire protection districts and other special purpose district clients. We provide an effective combination of legal and public policy skills allowing our clients to confidently pursue both regulatory and legislative actions as necessary.
Our attorneys have served as elected and appointed members of fire protection and public utility districts and understand the complex and often politically-sensitive management issues faced by our clients. We respect officials and staff decision-making authority. And while policy issues are rightly left to the governing bodies, Williams & Williams PSC knows policy decisions sometimes have legal consequences. Adopting a proactive approach, we help our clients anticipate problems. We work closely with governing board members, staff and public interest groups to review proposed and existing policies in the light of relevant law, formulate strategies and make decisions resulting in the best possible outcome for our clients and their constituencies. Williams & Williams PSC provides Special Purpose District clients with in all phases of management including: formation of special districts; inter-local agreements; benefit charges; eminent domain including condemnations related to rights-of-way; land use regulation and environmental mitigation; public employment and related personnel and labor issues including negotiated collective bargaining agreements and Fair Labors Standards Act issues. |
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We represent special purpose districts throughout Washington, among them:
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