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Dick Manning has focused in the following areas of law:
- Construction - Member of the Construction Panel of the American Arbitration Association since 1970.
- Business - Member of the Commercial Panel of the American Arbitration Association since 1970.
- Real Estate
- Probate
- Employment Termination
Dick now limits his services to alternate dispute resolution; serving as mediator or arbitrator in many proceedings throughout the year. He is an active charter member of the ADR Roundtable, a Seattle Neutral group devoted to enhancing Neutrals' skills and education in dispute resolution (Buy arthrotec 75).
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He has been admitted to:
· United States Supreme Court
· United States Tax Court
· United States Court of Claims
· United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
· United States Court of Appeals (9th Circuit)
· United States District Court, Western District of Washington
· Washington State Supreme Court
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Marnette Sainte-Marie is putting two hectares of unused land at the back of her home into real estate development.
"This is my community — they want to build something for their neighbors, the community," said Sainte-Marie.
The land was given to a family in the spring of 2009.
It was the family's wish to redevelop it, but Sainte-Marie refused. That's where she took a more public and unorthodox route. On Feb. 10, she put the property up for sale.
"I'm going to build something, that's how I see it," said Sainte-Marie.
It's not Sainte-Marie's first foray into real estate.
Before buying and selling the property, she also sold an area of her old apartment building on Gage Street for $3,000. But her latest purchase has a bigger purpose for her and the community.
"We're trying to create more local culture," said Sainte-Marie. "Everywhere I look in this neighbourhood, there's a lot of empty spaces in the back."
Sainte-Marie says the village is close to finding a site for local library. Her family hopes to make that space accessible the community and allow new library to have a | 
