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About Pete Balzarini
Peter Jacob 'Pete' Balzarini is an attorney at Dubin Law Group in Seattle, Washington, where he serves clients throughout King, Snohomish, and Pierce Counties, and across the state. He has represented clients through all aspects of litigation, from arbitrations to trials.
Balzarini was admitted to the Washington State Bar (WSBA #52854) on October 23, 2017. Outside the law, he is a devoted Seattle sports fan, particularly of University of Washington football and the Seattle Mariners.
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Bar admissions & credentials
State Bar of Washington, admitted 2017 (Bar No. 52854)
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$111 million · King County Verdict Holds Two Crane Companies to $111 Million for the South Lake Union Collapse
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$438 million · Jury's $857 Million PCB Verdict for Sky Valley School Students and Parents
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$123 Million Verdict for Aurora Bridge Duck Boat Crash, Largest Non-Punitive PI Verdict in Washington
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$25 million · Federal Jury Awards $25 Million to Jail Detainee Over an Untreated Blood Clot That Cost Him His Leg
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$16.67 million · King County's Largest Asbestos Verdict: $16.67 Million for Camas Paper Mill Worker's Family
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