Brittany S. Bitar, Esquire
Owner

Biography

Brittany S. Bitar is an attorney licensed to practice law in California and Washington State. She focuses on estate planning, business, intellectual property, and real estate law, but also takes cases in various other areas. Brittany also holds her real estate brokers license in Washington state.

Brittany has litigated copyright infringement, contract, real estate, class action product liability, and business related cases, and worked on real estate, HOA, land use, and other contractual, business, and property related non-litigation matters.

Brittany has interned with Judge Morris at Dauphin County Courthouse and the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, Civil Litigation Section during law school. She additionally holds a certificate in Dispute Resolution.

Brittany has worked with firms that practice in estate planning, business law, product liability, employment law, contract law, family law, torts, personal injury, intellectual property, trademark law, copyright law, civil rights, real estate law, copyright law, nonprofit organization law, landlord tenant law, RICO and fraud, breach of contract, civil racketeering, corporate law, commercial torts, and other areas. She has also done contract work in business and trademark law.

In 2015, Brittany founded and managed a charitable nonprofit organization, Diëresis, which focused primarily on assisting the homeless in the greater Seattle area. She has also volunteered with the American Red Cross as a lead, Bread of Life Mission, Hopelink, and other nonprofit organizations. 

In her spare time, Brittany enjoys day hikes, photography, acrylic and resin painting, drawing, playing the acoustic guitar and piano, traveling to new places, and playing with her dogs.

Monica Sampson
Paralegal

Biography

Monica Sampson is a legal professional with recent experience supporting tribal advocacy and litigation matters, including work as a paralegal. Her background includes preparing and coordinating court filings, organizing large legal document sets, managing service and mailing logistics, supporting brief and appendix production, conducting legal and policy research, and coordinating with attorneys, opposing counsel, court clerks, and partner law offices.

She brings strong attention to detail, responsiveness, and practical problem-solving to complex legal workflows. Monica has supported matters involving land, tribal, and public-interest issues, with experience researching Native advocacy topics such as Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women policy resources, preparing litigation materials, and helping ensure documents are accurate, complete, and ready for filing or service.

Known for being dependable and collaborative, Monica is committed to helping legal teams stay organized, meet deadlines, and deliver high-quality work for clients and communities.

Monica is a proud mother of 3 children and grandmother of 3 grandchildren. Family and community are important to Monica and she is a Seattle sports teams fan.