Palace Law Offices

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Phone Numbers • Nationwide: (800) 270-3883 • Local: (253) 627-3883

Palace Law Offices focuses on Workers Compensation and Personal Injury Law. If you need the services of a DUI Lawyer in the Tacoma or Seattle area, contact the Center for DUI Defense.

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PATRICK A. PALACE is the owner and founder of Palace Law Offices. The firm emphasizes workers' compensation, personal injury, civil rights and social security matters. Mr. Palace graduated from Loyola University of Chicago School of Law in 1991.

Mr. Palace was elected to the Washington State Bar Association Board of Governors in 2008. He was elected to a three year term by his peers to the WSBA BOG as the Governor for the 6th Congressional District. He is one of 14 elected attorneys that oversee the practice of law for over 27,000 bar members in Washington.

Mr. Palace was chosen by Washington Law and Politics as a "Rising Star" in 2000 and 2001 and was also voted a "Super Lawyer" 2001-2006. This honor is given to the top 4% of the legal profession and based upon nominations from those within the profession.

Mr. Palace has produced and moderated two television programs "The Peoples Law School" and "LawTalk". These programs provide consumers with information about our legal system, and citizens rights and remedies under the law. Each program is a survey of an area of law which is taught by judges, attorneys and public officials. Thirty-three (33) programs have been produced to date.

The Peoples Law School program was given the "Outstanding Community Service Award" in 2003 by the Washington Society of Association Executives.

The original television series, LawTalk was one of seven public service projects chosen nationally to present at the ABA convention in May, 1998 and received two ABA Public Service Subgrants. Law Talk received an ABA Outstanding Public Service Award in 1999.

Mr. Palace is a member of the Washington State Association of Justice (WSAJ) and American Association of Justice (AAJ). He served nine terms on the WSAJ Board of Governors (1999- 2008) and served on many of its committees including WSAJ's Executive committee, chair of the Public Affairs Committee for 2 years, state co-chair of the People's Law School (1998-2000), vice chair of the Continuing Legal Education Committee, vice chair of Development and served as the Secretary of WSAJ.

He is a regular speaker at continuing legal education seminars. He has chaired CLEs and lectured at the request of the WSAJ, the Washington State Bar Association, the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association and other organizations. He has written chapters for the WSAJ "Automobile Accident Desk Book" and the WSAJ "Automobile Accident Litigation Desk Book".

He is a past President of the Washington State Bar Young Lawyers and served on the Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association YLD Board.

Mr. Palace is the YMCA Association Chair for the Strong Kids campaign. It is his hope to raise $1.3 million dollars in contributions to support YMCA community programs targeted at youth and their families.

Mr. Palace is admitted to practice law in Washington State and before Federal Courts. He is a trial lawyer who has tried jury cases in courts across the state.