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Isabelle Zehnder
Seattle Headlines Examiner
http://www.examiner.com/x-34328-Seattle-Headlines-Examiner~y2010m3d5-Concerns-about-Susan-Cox-Powells-children-ages-5-and-3-experts-weigh-in
March 5, 2010 - Susan Cox Powell, 28, mysteriously disappeared Dec. 6. Her husband, Josh Powell, was the last person to see her around midnight. Examiner.com spoke with two legal experts, Attorney and Legal Analyst, Anne Bremner, and Family Law Attorney, Juliana Wong, of Stafford Frey Cooper in Seattle regarding the Susan Cox Powell case. "The paramount concern for any court is the well-being of the children - physically, mentally and emotionally. Here, in this case," Bremner and Wong said, "it is necessary to investigate what is occurring in the home and whether the children are being cared for properly."
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by Associated Press and LINDA BYRON / KING5 News
Posted on March 4, 2010
http://www.king5.com/news/local/Italy-judges-give-reasons-for-Knox-guilty-verdict-86355402.htmlROME - The brutal murder of a British college student in Italy by American Amanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend was not premeditated, the judges who convicted them said in a document released Thursday. Anne Bremner, Seattle attorney and former prosecutor who has been a Knox supporter, said "What they're basically saying is, we found her guilty but there was no evidence, at least what we see from some of these first excerpts to support that and in fact it wasn't pre meditated."
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Q13 FOX News Online Web Reporter: March 31, 2010
http://www.q13fox.com/news/kcpq-033010-deputysspitburger,0,6766441.story
VANCOUVER - A Clark County Sheriff's deputy is filing suit against Burger King claiming that one of his employees spit a huge loogie in his Whopper. Attorney Anne Bremner says, ""Police officers expect to deal with danger on the job, but they should not fear this kind of exposure to communicable diseases when they simply try to order a hamburger" states Bremner. "This is particularly important for police officers, who have few food choices when working late night or early morning shifts. She went on to explain, "This is a clear case of malicious intent against a uniformed police officer by two Burger King employees, both of whom had criminal records, one of whom has Hepatitis" says Bremner.
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By SHAWN LOGAN, SUN MEDIA
The Edmonton Sun: November 20, 2009
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
By: Maxine Bernstein : Oregon Live.com
http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2010/03/high-profile_seattle_defense_a.html
The federal judge handling the pending lawsuit involving the death of James P. Chasse Jr. in Portland police custody earlier this month approved the city's request to have three out-of-state attorneys from a Seattle firm assist them in their defense, according to federal court documents. The most well-known face of the trio is Anne M. Bremner, a high-profile lawyer who has represented the Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, and Des Moines police. She appears regularly on MSNBC and the Fox News Channel as a legal analyst.
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"Hindsight is 20-20, but had
they launched an investigation
he might be alive today,"
Anne Bremner, a former
prosecutor and TV legal analyst,
tells PEOPLE. ...
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KOMO News -
Jul 21, 2009
Her attorney, Anne Bremner,
says separating Woolworth from
her fellow students punished and
humiliated her for what her
professor did. ...
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New York Times
Blogs - 2
hours ago
“In every murder, the killer
always leaves something behind
and always takes something with
him,” said Anne Bremner,
a former prosecutor and
prominent ...
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Seattle Times
Eiler, who works in a
courtroom in Issaquah, completed
sensitivity training following
the earlier reprimand. Her
lawyer, Anne Bremner,
says she's just a ...
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Seattle trial lawyer Anne Bremner, who regularly
takes on high-profile cases, is working on behalf of University
of Washington student and murder suspect ...
King County Judge On Trial Accused Of Being Too
Rude
KIROtv.com, WA -
Nov 19, 2008
Absolutely not," said
Anne Bremner,
Eiler's attorney. Eiler has served as a judge since 1992
and was elected to the position.
Juror misconduct brings new trial for men suing pediatrician
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
11 hours ago
By HECTOR CASTRO Jury misconduct has prompted a King County
Superior Court judge to order a new trial for four young men who sued a
pediatrician for ...
New civil trial ordered for Shoreline-area pediatrician sued for abuse
Seattle Times, United States -
8 hours ago
King County Superior Court Judge Paris Kallas has ordered a new
trial in the case of Bill Schnall, a former Shoreline-area pediatrician who was
sued by four ...
Seattle Public Schools: Learning a lesson
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Apr 8, 2008
Plantiff's attorney Anne Bremner says the student, now in
high school, volunteers with victims groups and had looked forward to testifying
before the ...
Seattle Public Schools to pay $3M in sexual abuse case
Seattle Times, United States -
Apr 7, 2008
... the school district filed court papers seeking to
have the trial limited to determining damages, said Anne Bremner, a
lawyer for the girls. ...
Schools ignored abuse warnings for 2 decades
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Apr 7, 2008
... policy called for teachers to tell administrators and
let them decide what to do, said Ron Bemis, a lawyer for the two girls along
with Anne Bremner. ...
Seattle police officer says he's grateful teen he shot is OK
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Oct 17, 2007
"The officer fired because he believed the individual was
pulling a gun," said Anne Bremner, a Seattle attorney who released a
statement Wednesday from ...
Seattle cop asks the kid he shot to stop lying
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Oct 17, 2007
In an unusual move, the Seattle police officer who shot a
teenager in the leg early Sunday issued a statement Wednesday through his
attorney, Anne Bremner, ...
Two-newspaper group sues attorney general
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Oct 16, 2007
Anne Bremner, a Seattle lawyer and co-chairwoman of the
committee, said the group wants to "find out the extent to which the attorney
general is protecting ...
Judge's remarks prompt ethics charges
Seattle Times, United States - Aug
28, 2007
"It was a flippant comment," said Chow's attorney Anne
Bremner. "He was trying to be funny and not angry and punitive. He
immediately regretted it, ...
King County judge faces ethics charges
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Aug 28, 2007
By TRACY JOHNSON A King County judge accused of trading sexual
taunts with a defendant in his courtroom and making unusual references to the
ethnicity of ...
Hearst seeks firms' records of dealings with Times Co.
Seattle Times, United States -
Aug 17, 2006
... Anne Bremner, co-chairwoman of the
Committee for a Two-Newspaper Town, a group that wants both papers to
survive, said Hearst probably is looking for ...
Seattle Two-Newspaper Committee Is Back
Editor & Publisher - Aug 3,
2006
... that the group would solicit funds from "prominent
people in the community that really care about Seattle," committee Co-Chairwoman
Anne Bremner, a well-known ...
Citizen group revisits role in JOA fight
Seattle Post Intelligencer -
Aug 3, 2006
Anne Bremner, chairwoman of the Committee for a
Two-Newspaper Town, said the group Wednesday night chose four new attorneys, two
new board members and a ...
CASES IN THE NEWS:
Jane Doe v. Seattle School District - Anne represents two victims of a
confessed pedophile who was employed by the Seattle School District for 20
years. The former teacher is currently serving an indeterminate sentence
at Monroe State Penitentiary for molesting these girls when they were students
in his fifth grade classroom. The cases are set for trial in March, 2007.
KOMO News
Feb. 2006
Seattle
PI, January 2006
Seattle Weekly Article Nov. 23, 2005
Seattle Weekly Article 2 Nov. 2005
Seattle PI - November 2005
John Doe v. Dr. Bill Schnall and Richmond Pediatric Clinic - Anne
represents several victims of a well-connected local pediatrician who
surrendered his license following an investigation by the Washington State
Medical Quality Assurance Commission "MQAC."
Investigation results
Seattle Times - March 9, 2006
Seattle PI - January 28, 2006
Seattle Times - August 2005
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