JAMES BIBLE

James Bible graduated, with honors from the Seattle University School of Law.  His achievements during law school include being nominated for a Faculty Scholar Award.  After graduating from law school,  Mr. Bible went on to work for The Defender's Association in Seattle Washington.   The Defender's Association is a nationally renowned criminal defense group that serves indigent populations in King County.   During his time as a staff attorney for The Defender Association, Mr. Bible handled hundreds of cases and was successful in many trials. 

In addition to his work with The Defender Association, Mr. Bible has played a lead role in training other attorneys through programs with the Washington Defender's Association. 

Mr. Bible has also found time to give back to his community.   Mr.  Bible plays a key role in addressing civil and human rights issues in the State of Washington.

As a result of Mr. Bible's efforts in the community he recently received a leadership award from the Black Law Student Association at the Seattle University School of Law.

We are Dedicated to Our Clients

The Law Office of Joe St. Laurent and James Bible is dedicated to providing quality representation to those that are in need of an attorney's help.  We hope that we will have the opportunity to assist you with your legal needs. 

Joe St. Laurent

Mr. St. Laurent graduated from Central Washington University and then went on to graduate from the prestigious Seattle University School of Law.   

Shortly after graduating from Law School, Mr. St. Laurent started his own law office.  Through his practice he has been able to assist countless clients in several areas.  He has successfully represented clients that were facing DUI charges.  In addition to his work as a DUI attorney, he has gotten positive results for his clients that have been injured in car accidents.

Mr. St. Laurent has also given many of his clients peace of mind by helping them with their estate planning needs. 

In addition to his private practice, Mr. St. Laurent has found time to volunteer with the King County Bar serving indigent populations.