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Stritmatter Law Announces Rebrand as It Celebrates 80 Years of Legal Leadership in Washington State
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Seattle, Washington – In a milestone year marking eight decades of legal advocacy, the personal injury law firm formerly known as Stritmatter Kessler Koehler Moore is proud to announce a rebrand to Stritmatter Law.
This streamlined name reflects both the firm’s storied legacy and its continued evolution as a leading voice for justice in Washington State.
“On our 80th anniversary, we’ve cleaned up and polished our logo,” said Karen Koehler, Senior Managing Partner. “In 2025, Stritmatter Law continues our proud tradition of representing real people who have suffered profound loss due to the wrongdoings of others and by helping our clients stand up to big corporations and the insurance industry.”
Founded in 1945 by Lester Stritmatter in the coastal logging town of Hoquiam, Washington, the firm has since expanded its impact across the state. From shaping precedent in highway design cases to challenging damage caps and garnering landmark verdicts and settlements, Stritmatter Law has earned a national reputation for excellence in complex personal injury law.
The rebrand coincides with a dynamic period of leadership growth. The firm’s leadership includes Karen Koehler (Senior Managing Partner), Paul Stritmatter, Keith Kessler, Brad Moore, Ray Kahler, Andrew Ackley, and Gemma Zanowski (Senior Partners). Stritmatter Law is a nationally recognized law firm based in Seattle and Hoquiam, Washington.
With a team of 16 dedicated attorneys, Stritmatter Law prides itself on representing victims of wrongful death, serious personal injuries, and civil rights violations. For 80 years, the firm has fought to secure justice through landmark verdicts, appellate victories, and compassionate client representation. Learn more at https://www.stritmatter.com/.
Stritmatter Law
Stritmatter Law
3600 15th Ave. #300
Seattle, WA 98119
877.269.0076 x848
https://www.stritmatter.com/
Press Contact : Tiana Guzman
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