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Bruce Gardiner is a attorney based in Kirkland, Washington, specializing in business law, intellectual property, and real estate law. He has been practicing law in Washington since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Puget Sound School of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) in 1976. Throughout his career, Bruce has been actively involved in various professional organizations. He has served as the treasurer and chairman of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA). Additionally, he has been a member of the Mandatory Arbitration Panel of the King County Superior Court and represented the WSBA on the Supreme Court Reports Committee. In his legal practice, Bruce focuses on business and real estate law, with a particular interest in copyright and trademark law. He has also served as a pro tem ex parte commissioner and judge in King County Superior Court. Beyond his legal career, Bruce has been dedicated to public service. He has served for 30 years as an elected commissioner of the Northshore Utility District in Kenmore, Washington. He is also an active boater and serves as a primary instructor for the basic boating class necessary to obtain the Washington boater’s card. Bruce's commitment to the legal community and public service shows his dedication to both his profession and his community. Bruce Gardiner is a attorney based in Kirkland, Washington, specializing in business law, intellectual property, and real estate law. He has been practicing law in Washington since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Puget Sound School of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) in 1976. Throughout his career, Bruce has been actively involved in various professional organizations.

He has served as the treasurer and chairman of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA). Additionally, he has been a member of the Mandatory Arbitration Panel of the King County Superior Court and represented the WSBA on the Supreme Court Reports Committee. In his legal practice, Bruce focuses on business and real estate law, with a particular interest in copyright and trademark law. He has also served as a pro tem ex parte commissioner and judge in King County Superior Court. Beyond his legal career, Bruce has been dedicated to public service. He has served for 30 years as an elected commissioner of the Northshore Utility District in Kenmore, Washington. He is also an active boater and serves as a primary instructor for the basic boating class necessary to obtain the Washington boater’s card. Bruce's commitment to the legal community and public service shows his dedication to both his profession and his community. Bruce Gardiner is a attorney based in Kirkland, Washington, specializing in business law, intellectual property, and real estate law. He has been practicing law in Washington since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Puget Sound School of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) in 1976. Throughout his career, Bruce has been actively involved in various professional organizations. He has served as the treasurer and chairman of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA). Additionally, he has been a member of the Mandatory Arbitration Panel of the King County Superior Court and represented the WSBA on the Supreme Court Reports Committee. In his legal practice, Bruce focuses on business and real estate law, with a particular interest in copyright and trademark law.

He has also served as a pro tem ex parte commissioner and judge in King County Superior Court. Beyond his legal career, Bruce has been dedicated to public service. He has served for 30 years as an elected commissioner of the Northshore Utility District in Kenmore, Washington. He is also an active boater and serves as a primary instructor for the basic boating class necessary to obtain the Washington boater’s card. Bruce's commitment to the legal community and public service shows his dedication to both his profession and his community. Bruce Gardiner is a attorney based in Kirkland, Washington, specializing in business law, intellectual property, and real estate law. He has been practicing law in Washington since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Puget Sound School of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) in 1976. Throughout his career, Bruce has been actively involved in various professional organizations. He has served as the treasurer and chairman of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA). Additionally, he has been a member of the Mandatory Arbitration Panel of the King County Superior Court and represented the WSBA on the Supreme Court Reports Committee. In his legal practice, Bruce focuses on business and real estate law, with a particular interest in copyright and trademark law. He has also served as a pro tem ex parte commissioner and judge in King County Superior Court. Beyond his legal career, Bruce has been dedicated to public service. He has served for 30 years as an elected commissioner of the Northshore Utility District in Kenmore, Washington.

He is also an active boater and serves as a primary instructor for the basic boating class necessary to obtain the Washington boater’s card. Bruce's commitment to the legal community and public service shows his dedication to both his profession and his community. Bruce Gardiner is a attorney based in Kirkland, Washington, specializing in business law, intellectual property, and real estate law. He has been practicing law in Washington since 1977, following his graduation from the University of Puget Sound School of Law (now Seattle University School of Law) in 1976. Throughout his career, Bruce has been actively involved in various professional organizations. He has served as the treasurer and chairman of the Solo and Small Practice Section of the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA). Additionally, he has been a member of the Mandatory Arbitration Panel of the King County Superior Court and represented the WSBA on the Supreme Court Reports Committee. In his legal practice, Bruce focuses on business and real estate law, with a particular interest in copyright and trademark law. He has also served as a pro tem ex parte commissioner and judge in King County Superior Court. Beyond his legal career, Bruce has been dedicated to public service. He has served for 30 years as an elected commissioner of the Northshore Utility District in Kenmore, Washington. He is also an active boater and serves as a primary instructor for the basic boating class necessary to obtain the Washington boater’s card. Bruce's commitment to the legal community and public service shows his dedication to both his profession and his community.