Spencer Douglas Freeman

Spencer Freeman, a Colorado native and cum laude graduate of Seattle University School of Law (1995), has made a significant mark in the legal field. Honored with the National Order of Barristers at graduation, he began his career in Tacoma as a prosecutor, developing formidable trial skills. He then transitioned to personal injury and criminal defense, demonstrating a deep commitment to advocating for injured victims. In 2000, Mr. Freeman joined a top Seattle law firm, collaborating with leading lawyers on high-profile cases, notably in encrypted satellite signal theft. This experience honed his expertise in federal court litigation and intellectual property law. In 2005, he founded his practice in Tacoma, focusing on personal injury, criminal defense, and complex litigation. He has been instrumental in setting legal precedents, including a landmark case in Whatcom County Superior Court defining the rights of fugitive recovery agents. Mr. Freeman's practice extends nationally, handling copyright enforcement for internet multimedia companies and defending First Amendment rights, leading to significant case law in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. His courtroom prowess is evident in high-stakes trials, including challenging the U.S. Department of Justice under the CAN-SPAM Act. Renowned for his trial expertise, Mr. Freeman excels in achieving optimal outcomes through thorough preparation and a nuanced understanding of legal dynamics. His dedication to personal injury law and protecting the rights of those harmed by negligence underscores his commitment to justice and client advocacy.