Today is the second day of the Land Surveyors’ Association of Washington’s (LSAW) Annual Conference.
This year the conference is back at the Tulalip Resort.
As always there will be a Banquet. I certainly will be there this evening.
The reason beyond the good food, fun, and fellowship, is because this will be the end
That’s right! The time has again come to slip in under the wire to another exciting Land Surveyors’ Association of Washington (LSAW) seminar. So what’s happening. Well …
LSAW’s Lower Columbia Chapter – right across the river from the Willamette Meridian – in Vancouver, WA is hosting this event to bring surveyors (further) up to
An email hit me this morning from Strafford Live CLE Webinars indicating on Tursday, May 22 at 1:00 EDT (i.e. 10:00 PDT) they are offering an 1.5 hour CLE titled: Title Insurance Coverage: What Real Estate Counsel Need to Know.
This sounds good for real estate counsel wanting to keep abreast of things and
Earlier this month I spent a few days as an exhibitor at the annual conference of the Land Surveyors’ Association of Washington’s (LSAW). While there I was fortunate to meet Curtis Sumner the Executive Director of the National Society of Professional Surveyors (NSPS). Curt hosts a weekly web radio program for the nation’s
As an associate member of the Land Surveyors Association of Washington (LSAW), I receive the quarterly magazine, Evergreen State Surveyor. The Winter 2012 edition had an interesting article written by the wife of a surveyor. This is the view of someone close, but not within the survey profession.
Author Stephanie Dickson chronicles her husband’s
I spent the better half of last week at the annual conference of LSAW (Land Surveyors Association of Washington). While there, not only did I have the chance to listen to some interesting presentations, I was given the opportunity to give a presentation on adverse possession … twice.
As surveyors are often the people that identify the titular lines of property which on many
In preparing for conference seminars that I will be giving early next year for the Land Surveyors Association of Washington (“LSAW”), I found a quote in a Washington Supreme Court decision that is perfectly apt for any type of boundary dispute case.
In Hudson House, Inc. v. Rozman, 82 Wn.2d 178, 179 509 P.2d
My attendance at the Fractional Sections Survey Conference last Friday, has made me painfully aware of the paucity of my knowledge of the survey arts. Well, that’s some one else’s job might be an easy retort. However, to really understand and protect boundary lines as well as protect people from getting themselves caught up in the mire of a needless war
Jerry Broadus, PLS, Esq. (left) in 2009 authored Washington State Common Law of Surveys and Property Boundaries. Bob Dahl, PLS (right) was the chief editor of the 2009 Bureau of Land Management Manual of Surveying Instructions. This past Friday, they teamed up to provide a presentation to surveyors titled “Fractional Sections:
