About Breean Lawrence
Breean Lawrence Beggs practices personal injury law in Spokane, Washington. He has been a prominent figure in the legal community since earning his J.D. from the University of Washington School of Law in 1991. His undergraduate degree, a B.A. in International Studies, was awarded by Whitworth College in 1985. The firm he is associated with focuses on personal injury cases, as well as employment law, appeals, and civil rights issues.
His experience includes serving on various boards and committees that emphasize access to justice and civil rights advocacy. He is currently the Chair of the Leadership Development Committee for the Washington State Supreme Court Access to Justice Board. In addition, he has held leadership positions within the Washington Association of Justice, where he served on the Board of Governors and chaired the Civil Rights Section. His commitment to social justice is further demonstrated by his role as a co-founder and current co-chair of Smart Justice Spokane. Breean's involvement in the community extends to several advisory committees. He has served as Vice-Chair of the Spokane County Citizen’s Emergency Communications Systems and Facilities Advisory Committee.
He also played a significant role in Spokane Legal Aid Regional Planning, where he was the Past Chair and lead author of the 2008 Action Plan. His dedication to civil liberties is evident from his past presidency of the Whatcom County Chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union, as well as his ongoing membership in both state and national affiliates. In addition to his advocacy work, Breean has contributed to grassroots initiatives. He founded the Whatcom Civil Rights Project, which serves as a civil rights advocacy clinic. He also established the Street Law program under the Whatcom County Volunteer Lawyer Program, providing legal education and resources to underserved communities. His commitment to pipeline safety is reflected in his co-founding of the Pipeline Safety Trust, where he served as Past President and remains active on the Board of Directors.
Breean's legal practice is characterized by a focus on personal injury cases, employment law, and civil rights. He navigates complex legal issues through various stages, including litigation and appeals. His extensive network and experience in the legal community enhance his ability to serve clients effectively. He remains a vital advocate for justice in Spokane and beyond, continually striving to improve legal access and civil rights for all individuals. As of 2026, Breean continues to be an influential figure in Washington's legal field, using his expertise to advocate for those in need. His dedication to both his clients and the broader community shows his commitment to the principles of justice and equality.
