About Patrick Arthur
Patrick Arthur Palace practices personal injury law in University Place, Washington. He has been a managing partner since 1998, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to his clients and the legal community. His firm focuses on representing individuals who have suffered injuries due to negligence, ensuring they receive the compensation they deserve. The firm operates with a approach, handling the requirements of personal injury claims from initial consultations to trial. He earned his J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law in 1988.
Since then, he has built a robust career, contributing to various legal organizations and initiatives. Patrick has held multiple leadership roles, including serving as the President of the Washington State Bar Association. His involvement extends to being a delegate to the National ABA/YLD General Assembly and co-chairing the Pierce County Campaign for Equal Justice through the Law Fund. Most of his professional focus is on personal injury cases, where he handles everything from initial investigations to trial proceedings. He is experienced in the legal stages of personal injury claims, including discovery, mediation, and litigation. Patrick's experience allows him to effectively advocate for his clients, ensuring their voices are heard in the legal system.
Before becoming a managing partner, he was involved in various capacities within the legal community. He has served as an executive producer and moderator, showcasing his commitment to legal education and public service. His contributions have not gone unnoticed; he has received recognition for his efforts, including being a finalist for presenting the LawTalk program at the National ABA Convention. Patrick is a member of numerous legal organizations, such as the National Trial Lawyers and the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association. His active participation in these groups reflects his dedication to advancing the legal profession and supporting fellow attorneys. He has also served on various committees, including the Public Affairs Committee and the Legislative Steering Committee, where he has worked to influence policy and improve access to justice.
In addition to his legal practice, Patrick is engaged in community service, particularly through the YMCA and other local initiatives. His commitment to public service is evident in his efforts to promote legal education and access to justice for all. As he continues his work in personal injury law, he remains focused on making a positive impact in both the legal community and the lives of his clients.
