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Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
The Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA) is soliciting an experienced workers' compensation attorney to represent a claimant in an appeal before the BIIA. The selected attorney must have significant experience in workers' compensation hearings and trials and be able to provide representation in-person, via videoconference, and telephonically. Compensation is expected at a market hourly rate ranging from $300 to $650 depending on qualifications, and the attorney must maintain professional liability insurance.
Posted Date
Jan 28, 2026
Due Date
Feb 23, 2026
Release: Jan 28, 2026
Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
Close: Feb 23, 2026
The Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA) is soliciting an experienced workers' compensation attorney to represent a claimant in an appeal before the BIIA. The selected attorney must have significant experience in workers' compensation hearings and trials and be able to provide representation in-person, via videoconference, and telephonically. Compensation is expected at a market hourly rate ranging from $300 to $650 depending on qualifications, and the attorney must maintain professional liability insurance.
Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
The Washington State Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA) seeks an experienced workers' compensation attorney to represent a claimant in a workers' compensation appeal before the BIIA. The attorney is expected to provide representation for hearings, mediations and related proceedings, submit monthly statements, and maintain professional liability insurance; pay rates are stated in the $250–$500/hour range depending on experience. The solicitation is open from 2025-12-19 and closes on 2026-01-13, and the listed contact is Ken Moses (CFO) at BIIALEGALSVCS@BIIA.WA.GOV.
Posted Date
Dec 19, 2025
Due Date
Jan 13, 2026
Release: Dec 19, 2025
Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
Close: Jan 13, 2026
The Washington State Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals (BIIA) seeks an experienced workers' compensation attorney to represent a claimant in a workers' compensation appeal before the BIIA. The attorney is expected to provide representation for hearings, mediations and related proceedings, submit monthly statements, and maintain professional liability insurance; pay rates are stated in the $250–$500/hour range depending on experience. The solicitation is open from 2025-12-19 and closes on 2026-01-13, and the listed contact is Ken Moses (CFO) at BIIALEGALSVCS@BIIA.WA.GOV.
Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
Legal services.
Posted Date
Nov 10, 2025
Due Date
Feb 23, 2026
Release: Nov 10, 2025
Washington Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
Close: Feb 23, 2026
Legal services.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals
Key discussions during the meeting included management updates regarding fiscal notes, the start date for Wendi Gunther, and the deployment of laptops to administrative staff. Updates were also provided concerning a hearing run change, kudos for communication during that change, and the transition away from the BAMS project manager. The Chief Legal Officer reported on fiscal notes and a recent RFP. A public comment was made regarding the appointment of counsel and potential rulemaking considerations. The meeting concluded with welcoming two new Industrial Appeals Judges (IAJ4s).
Key discussions included clarifying an agenda item to focus on Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) interviews and results, and adding CAO Salary discussions. Approved actions included filling an additional scheduler position and allowing scheduler positions to be filled following internal promotions or lateral transfers. A discussion took place regarding recording the Board Continuing Legal Education (CLE), which was deferred to a future meeting. Candidate selection for the CAO position was made, pending final approval from the Governor's office. Management updates covered LA2 recruitment, bargaining demands, a run change, retirements, PFR assignments, and BAMS training schedules. Public comments addressed position filling, BAMS slowness, support for recording the CLE, concerns from judges regarding DocuSign and templates prioritization, and questions about laptop deployment and resource constraints in New Appeals regarding automation requests. The board unanimously approved the CAO salary range during the Executive Session.
The meeting convened briefly with an Executive Session held for the purpose of conducting interviews for the Chief Administrative Officer position. No formal actions were taken during the Executive Session. Following the Executive Session, there was no public comment, and the meeting was adjourned.
Key discussions included approval for sending representatives to the IAIABC Forum in South Carolina and the September convention. A hiring exception was approved to backfill two positions upon retirement or resignation. Management updates covered a hearing run change scheduled for February, progress on resolving a memory issue with laptops via a Windows patch, status of recruitments (LA2 and LA3), finalization of Chief Administrative Officer interview questions, and updates on fiscal notes and legislative bills. A guest commented on scheduler stress regarding the upcoming run change and confirmed their planned retirement.
Key discussion items included the approval of a hiring exception request to backfill a retiring position, confirmation of a twice-a-month schedule preference based on a staff poll, and setting December 11, 2026, for the All Staff Meeting, with recognition to be discussed later. The 2026 Operational Plan was approved. Management provided updates on CAO interviews, the employee survey, legal matters including rulemaking, and staffing changes scheduled for February 2. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the synchronization of hearing run changes, scheduling unit morale, and clarity on documenting survey results and Hanford case data for the Board. A special meeting was scheduled for January 22, solely for executive session interviews for the Chief Administrator Officer position. New Industrial Appeals Judges were welcomed.
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