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Fresh off hitting the SEIU Labor union with a $45,000 complaint over failure to disclose millions in campaign contributions, now the Washington State Attorney General has done the same to the Washington State Labor Council (WSLC).

In 2013 you may recall Initiative 522 was defeated with 51% of the vote. It was the controversial measure that would have required food labeling to include if it was a genetically modified product, or GMO. Among those who opposed it are current U.S. Representative Dan Newhouse, who also was a former State Secretary of Agriculture. Supporters said it was a necessary health lifestyle move. Opponents

A Federal judge has ok'd the continuation of a lawsuit filed against Washington Closure Hanford and other larger contractors and sub-contractors, over allegations they bid on contracts meant for smaller firms.

The McCleary Supreme Court Decision is ultimately what led to recent teacher walkouts. Now new information reveals local school districts donated public money to pay legal fees for the suit.

A former foster child, now 21, has filed a lawsuit against the State of Washington and the Department of Social and Health Services over allegations of abuse, rape and neglect.

A Seattle-area family is suing a funeral home over not only mistakenly cremating a man against his families wishes, but putting the "wrong" body in the casket at the funeral!

On the heels of his ruling in the Consumer Protection Case of the Washington State Attorney General vs. Baronelle Stutzman  and her business Arlene's Flowers,  Superior Court Judge Alex Ekstrom ordered a total of $1,001 in fees to be paid.

A $150,000 lawsuit has been filed against the City of Kennewick by a former employee who claims his opinion on the Pasco Zambrano-Montes shooting got him terminated.

Late last week, Barronelle Stutzman, owner of Arlene's Flowers of Richland, turned down a settlement offer from Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson. After Superior Court Judge Alex Ekstrom ruled Stutzman violated the Consumer Protection Act by refusing to provide floral services for a same-sex wedding,  Ferguson offered a $2,001 dollar arrangement.  The $1 was for court costs.

The only reason the original suit was withdrawn is because the widow of a slain Pasco man has switched attorneys.