RNWLG Obtains Malicious Prosecution Verdict
On March 17, 2026, a Yakima County Superior Court jury awarded Mark Peterson $480,000 in damages and found that the City of Yakima, including its agents former City Manager Tony O’Rourke and former Deputy Fire Chief Mark Soptich, liable for malicious prosecution. Attorneys Matt Crotty, Matt Mensik, and Mike Love tried the case.
RNWLG Obtains $1.8 Million Jury Verdict in Favor of Corey Jacobsen for NIL Violations
On February 6, 2026, a Kootenai County jury found that Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls & Supplies, LLC (“Rocky Mountain”), a Post Falls based company, violated Idaho law by using Corey Jacobsen’s name, image and likeness (“NIL”) without his permission for a three year period in the promotion of its products.
Contineo Tech., Inc. v. Intrinium, Inc.
Successfully defended fraud and negligent misrepresentation claims against client in a bench trial; neither party prevailed on breach of contract claims
RNWLG Defends First Amendment Protections
January 11, 2024 - RNWLG represented a the parent company of a news outlet and media company defending against claims of defamation and violations of Washington’s Consumer Protection Act.
Thurman v. Knezovich
Successfully represented a regional media company before the Court of Appeals on an issue of first impression and against third-party discovery attempts, which violated Washington’s Reporter Shield and Privilege Law.
Peterson v. City of Yakima, et al.
Represented client on claims of First Amendment retaliation, malicious prosecution and civil conspiracy; currently on appeal.
Silvey v. Numerica Credit Union
Successfully defended financial institution before trial and appellate courts against a class action.