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NFL Network Reports on Zackery Lystedt & the Zackery Lystedt Law
Zackery Lystedt and his dad, Victor, were interviewed as part of a special report on the NFL Network. The featured story, “Breakthrough in Football Safety?,” highlights the movement that the Zackery Lystedt Law has created nationwide. …
Annual Brain Injury Association of Washington Fundraiser
Attorneys Richard H. Adler, Melissa D. Carter, Jacob W, Gent and Arthur D. Leritz and staff Patrice Roney, MaryEllen Bolden, and Kristin Cruse of Adler Giersch PS attended the Annual Brain Injury Association of Washington’s…
Walk Like MADD Walk for Mother’s Against Drunk Driving
Adler Giersch ps was a sponsor and team walking in the 2nd Annual Walk Like MADD 5k. The team contributed over $2000.00 to MADD-Washington. Team Adler Giersch walked in memory of Ellen Rose Floyd. “Ellie”…
Richard H. Adler Invited Speaker at Overlake Hospital
On September 22, 2012, Richard H. Adler was an invited speaker at the “Sports Medicine Prevention/Training/Therapy Head Injury to Upper Extremity” continuing medical education class presented by Overlake Hospital Medical Center. Mr. Adler presented “Practical…
The Zackery Lystedt Law – Three Years Later
USA Football recently reported on the Zackery Lystedt Law, three years later. The law is now in 36 states (Hawaii and Florida recently passed) and the District of Columbia. On May 14, 2009, Washington State Governor…
Richard H. Adler Receives Washington State Jefferson Award
Richard H. Adler has been selected by the Seattle City Club for its “Jefferson Award” in Washington State. Co-founded by Jackie Kennedy Onassis, US Senator Robert Taft and Sam Beard in 1972, the Jefferson Award…
Richard H. Adler Participates in Trailer for “A Not So Still Life”
Richard H. Adler, Chairman of the Brain Injury Association of Washington, was invited to participate in a movie trailer for “A Not So Still Life,” an inspirational documentary of hope and triumph of local artist…
“Outrageous” Conduct and the Law
Many of us see things that are outrageous every day – whether it’s on tv, in our community or on our daily commute to work. Did you know that under Washington law there is an…
Your Right to Know: Access to Governmental Information
There is a lot of talk about government “transparency” and the rights of the people to know what their government is doing. But what does this mean beyond what you see on the news or…
Quality Control at Washington State Hospitals Becomes More Transparent
In an effort to promote greater transparency and allow health care consumers more information to make informed choices about where they receive care, Legislators recently passed a law requiring Washington state hospitals to post patient…
