Corporate Governance Attorney in Seattle, WA

Seattle companies that outgrow founder-only governance need board structures, consent practices, and records that actually scale. Washington’s business climate rewards founders who build carefully. The state has no personal income tax but applies a business and occupation (B&O) tax that catches companies off guard. Washington also enforces some of the strictest non-compete rules in the country, tight wage and hour protections, and distinct data privacy expectations under the My Health My Data Act and related legislation. Foundry Law Group advises Seattle boards on fiduciary duties, committee structure, stockholder approvals, and the governance hygiene that investors and acquirers expect to see.