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Goddu Langlie Sandstrom PLLC Goddu Langlie Sandstrom PLLC combines two historical Friday Harbor law practices: The Law Office of John O. Linde, purchased in 2008 by the Law Offices of Christon C. Skinner; and the Law Office of Donald E. Eaton, acquired by GodduLanglie, Lawyers-Advisors, in 2010. Peter W. Goddu and Margaret C. Langlie established the GodduLanglie law firm in 1982. In 2016 Kathryn (Katie) C. Loring and Thomas D. Sandstrom acquired the Friday Harbor practice of Christon C. Skinner, who purchased that practice from John O. Linde, the first San Juan County Superior Court Judge. The two practices were merged to form Goddu Langlie Loring Sandstrom PLLC. Katie Loring left the firm in December 2017 after she was appointed by Governor Jay Inslee to succeed the retiring Superior Court Judge Donald E. Eaton as San Juan County's first female Superior Court Judge.
The combined skills and experience of the firm's lawyers allows us to effectively and efficiently represent individuals, organizations and businesses in commercial transactions, real estate transactions and litigation, business/organization formation and operation, estate planning and probate matters, select personal injury, and family law. Our professional emphasis is on the advisory role of the lawyer and we strive to serve our clients through professional, practical counsel—combining our legal expertise and experience with a healthy dose of good common sense. We also advocate effectively and ethically for our clients in adversarial matters. Goddu Langlie Sandstrom maintains an active referral network of legal and other professionals practicing in specialized fields.
At Goddu Langlie Sandstrom we believe that we have an obligation to return value to the communities we serve and are committed to that through volunteer work, pro bono and reduced-fee services, and personal charitable donations. Affordable housing, land preservation, and education and theater are among the beneficiaries of the commitment of our lawyers. See our Community Service page for more information.
Our diverse backgrounds and legal experience complement one another and we share a practical approach to the practice of law as well as a good sense of humor.
Goddu Langlie Sandstrom PLLC Goddu Langlie Sandstrom PLLC combines two historical Friday Harbor law practices: The Law Office of John O. Linde, purchased in 2008 by the Law Offices of Christon C. Skinner; and the Law Office of Donald E. Eaton, acquired by GodduLanglie, Lawyers-Advisors, in 2010. Peter W. Goddu and Margaret C. Langlie established the GodduLanglie law firm in 1982. In 2016 Kathryn (Katie) C. Loring and Thomas D. Sandstrom acquired the Friday Harbor practice of Christon C. Skinner, who purchased that practice from John O. Linde, the first San Juan County Superior Court Judge. The two practices were merged to form Goddu Langlie Loring Sandstrom PLLC. Katie Loring left the firm in December 2017 after she was appointed by Governor Jay Inslee to succeed the retiring Superior Court Judge Donald E. Eaton as San Juan County's first female Superior Court Judge.The combined skills and experience of the firm's lawyers allows us to effectively and efficiently represent individuals, organizations and businesses in commercial transactions, real estate transactions and litigation, business/organization formation and operation, estate planning and probate matters, select personal injury, and family law. Our professional emphasis is on the advisory role of the lawyer and we strive to serve our clients through professional, practical counsel—combining our legal expertise and experience with a healthy dose of good common sense. We also advocate effectively and ethically for our clients in adversarial matters. Goddu Langlie Sandstrom maintains an active referral network of legal and other professionals practicing in specialized fields.
At Goddu Langlie Sandstrom we believe that we have an obligation to return value to the communities we serve and are committed to that through volunteer work, pro bono and reduced-fee services, and personal charitable donations. Affordable housing, land preservation, and education and theater are among the beneficiaries of the commitment of our lawyers. See our Community Service page for more information.
Our diverse backgrounds and legal experience complement one another and we share a practical approach to the practice of law as well as a good sense of humor.