Floyd F. Fulle
Floyd has practiced law in the State of Washington since 1956.
Floyd graduated from Harvard University in 1950. He went into the United States Army and served two years during the Korean conflict. Upon discharge, he entered and graduated from Columbia Law School with a JD degree in 1956.
During his career Floyd has practiced in a number of areas of the law, including mining law and Indian law. Floyd was a King County Superior Court-appointed Receiver for almost twenty years and is known as the founder of the World Peace Through Law section of the Washington State Bar Association.
Floyd's current principal areas of practice:
- Real estate, including purchase & sale agreements, leases, and conveyances.
- Appellate-level experience in foreclosure of deeds of trust, including defensive foreclosures. Floyd has drawn many easement agreements, covenants, and deeds.
- Organizing for-profit and not-for-profit corporations.
- Real estate litigation for plaintiff and defendant, as well as personal injury cases for plaintiff and defendant, with emphasis on plaintiffs' personal injury claims.
- Estate planning and probate.
- Social Security issues and workers comp.
In his free time, Floyd enjoys gardening and spending time with children and grandchildren.
Floyd F. Fulle
fff@whidbeylaw.com