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CLE May 17, 2019: discovery, depositions, trial advocacy by Sal Mungia

May 17, 2019

The May 17, 2019 bar lunch CLE focuses on discovery, depositions and trial advocacy. If you don’t know Sal, the presenter, you should! I have seen him present before and highly recommend. More information about Sal is below.
All CLE donations directly support Clallam Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers.
Ariel Speser
Past President, CCBA

“The highest calling of any lawyer is to give a voice to those who have no voice and to restore hope to those who have forgotten what hope looks like.”

Salvador Mungia

Salvador A. Mungia
Over the last 30 years, Salvador A. Mungia has worked vigorously to advance equal justice. Sal has committed his career not only to his clients but also to the improvement of the justice system. He has served his profession by being president of the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association in 1999, president of the Washington State Bar Association in 2009, chair of the Equal Justice Coalition from 2016-2017, and he currently serves on the board of the Endowment for Equal Justice and the Washington State Access to Justice Board. However, Sal considers his highest achievements as those times when he has represented individuals in both state and federal court, both individually and in class actions, free of charge to protect their rights so that he can do his part to ensure that those without any power are not taken advantage of.
A partner at Gordon Thomas Honeywell, Sal generously gives his time, his money, and brings unbridled enthusiasm to the legal community in his quest to serve and make a difference in the lives of those for whom justice is frequently out of reach. He has devoted thousands of hours of pro bono representation in class action and individual civil rights cases and where fees have been awarded, he has donated them back. Sal’s leadership, accomplishments, and his lifelong dedication to civil legal aid are recognized by the Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association, Washington State Bar Association, Access to Justice Board, Washington Association for Justice, ACLU of Washington, Northwest Immigrant Right’s Project and Endowment for Equal Justice, among others.

Sal is the type of leader many aspire to be and the legal aid community is proud to recognize and honor him.

Ariel Speser

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USX-1 Defiant: sea trials in Port Angeles Harbor

August 28, 2025

8/28/2025 The brand new and experimental naval ship USX-1 Defiant is conducting sea trials in Port Angeles Harbor and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The Defiant is a drone ship, … [Read More...] about USX-1 Defiant: sea trials in Port Angeles Harbor

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How many species of wild blueberries in Olympic National Park?

August 25, 2025

6, 8, 9, or 12 (?) kinds of wild blueberries in the Olympics? There are quite a few species of blueberries in the Olympic Mountains. A number of plant identification books … [Read More...] about How many species of wild blueberries in Olympic National Park?

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December 1, 2019

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January 14, 2026

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Maria Malkasian is the new Courthouse Facilitator

May 15, 2025

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Brian Parker terminated from position of Clallam County Family Court Commissioner – effective immediately

February 11, 2026

Brian Parker, Clallam County Superior Court Family Court Commissioner, was abruptly terminated from his position on February 10, 2026. The Superior Court announced his appointment to the position in … [Read More...] about Brian Parker terminated from position of Clallam County Family Court Commissioner – effective immediately

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Courthouse Facilitator position vacant until March 1 2026

January 27, 2026

The Clallam County Courthouse Facilitator position is currently vacant. A new Facilitator will begin offering help with filling out court forms on March 1, 2026. Temporary help In the meantime, … [Read More...] about Courthouse Facilitator position vacant until March 1 2026

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Maria Malkasian is the new Courthouse Facilitator

May 15, 2025

The Clallam County Court Facilitator is Maria Malkasian. Her office is now in room 3003 at the courthouse, across the hall from Courtroom 3, the Family Court, 223 East 4th Street, Port Angeles, WA … [Read More...] about Maria Malkasian is the new Courthouse Facilitator

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CLE: Managing parent child contact problems WA AFCC

February 18, 2025

Parent child contact problems (PCCP) is one of the most difficult challenges in family law cases. The Washington Chapter of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC) is holding it's … [Read More...] about CLE: Managing parent child contact problems WA AFCC

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