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Theron (Ted) A. Buck
Stafford Frey Cooper, PC
3100 Two Union Square
601 Union Street
Seattle, WA 98101-1374
206.667.8254 Direct
206.624.6885 Fax
Email:
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Throughout his career
Ted's practice has focused almost exclusively on preparing and
trying cases. He has successfully represented the City of Seattle
in some of its most significant cases over the past decade, including
the aftermath of the WTO riots, class actions alleging profiling
and constitutional violations, and controversial officer involved
fatalities. While a substantial portion of his practice has been
devoted to representing police agencies and officers in cases
alleging police misconduct, however, his practice includes a
wide variety of other litigation. Generally hired to assist in
defense, he has also obtained multi-million dollar verdicts and
settlements for plaintiffs in product liability and subrogation
cases. His practice also involves commercial disputes, employment
disputes and agricultural related issues. Ted further provides
substantial pro bono assistance to a number of charitable organizations,
including the Washington State Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation.
He has repeatedly been recognized as a "Super Lawyer" by
Washington Law and Politics magazine.
Ted was born and reared in Idaho and remains an Idahoan at heart.
His free time is fully occupied by four delicious grade school-aged
children, an urgent desire to resurrect his golf game, and his
only other remaining hobby, cooking.  Education
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University of Washington (J.D., 1992) |
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University of Puget Sound (B.A. Physics, 1983) |
Professional
Associations
He is active in the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers Association,
serves as a member of its board of trustees, and is president
of the organization. He is also past-chairman of its Governmental
Liability Committee. He frequently presents at continuing legal
education seminars on topics including trial tactics, constitutional
issues and inquest proceedings. He also trains extensively for
police agencies and other organizations on issues involving police
civil liability, legal constraints on police action, and liability
prevention considerations.
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