MacDonald Hoague & Bayless

MacDonald Hoague & Bayless has been advancing justice, freedom, and equality for more than seventy years. Founded in 1952 by World War II veterans dedicated to fairness and opportunity, the firm stands among the Pacific Northwest’s most respected voices for civil rights and immigration advocacy. Its mission is grounded in ethical representation, rigorous preparation, and a steadfast pursuit of accountability for those harmed by discrimination or abuse of power.

MacDonald Hoague & Bayless provides strategic and compassionate representation in civil rights, immigration, employment, disability, and personal injury matters. The firm’s attorneys are known for taking on complex, high-impact cases involving workplace discrimination, wrongful imprisonment, excessive force, and violations of due process. Through meticulous investigation and persuasive litigation, the firm delivers solutions that safeguard both individual liberties and systemic reform.

MacDonald Hoague & Bayless has secured landmark verdicts and settlements that have shaped public policy and expanded protections for vulnerable groups. Notable achievements include multimillion-dollar jury awards for wrongful death, police misconduct, and prolonged unlawful imprisonment. The firm’s attorneys continue to set precedents in employment fairness, immigrant rights, and constitutional accountability—upholding principles that strengthen communities and the rule of law.

MacDonald Hoague & Bayless remains deeply rooted in its founding vision of equality before the law. With offices in Seattle and Minneapolis, the firm combines regional leadership with national reach. Its diverse team includes multilingual attorneys and staff who bring empathy, cultural understanding, and precision to every case. Guided by integrity and purpose, the firm continues to advance justice through advocacy that protects civil liberties, promotes fairness, and ensures every voice is heard.