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Tuesday, January 1st, 2013
New laws for 2013, Washington State edition
New Year’s Day is more than just a festive holiday and a turning point on the Gregorian calendar. It’s also the occasion when many laws and administrative rules go into effect, as prescribed by our Legislature. Here’s a summary of some of the new laws and rules taking effect in Washington today:
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# Written by Andrew Villeneuve :: 3:30 PM
Categories: Holidays, Legislative Advocacy
Tags: New Laws, New Year
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