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Tiffany Wilke, a former Division I soccer player at Boise State University, brings that same competitive drive to her trial work, and she became a partner at Cochran Douglas at the start of 2026. As a foster child abuse attorney, she is especially passionate about holding the State of Washington accountable when children in foster care are sexually or physically abused or neglected. Tiffany believes the legal process becomes far less intimidating with an attorney by your side, and she sees these cases as a powerful way to create real change.
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Oftentimes the law seems so overbearing
and so intimidating and so scary, and
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it's because you're unfamiliar with it.
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If you have a lawyer that's working with
you day in and day out, that process
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will no longer feel scary.
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I was a Division I athlete,
specifically with women's soccer at
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Boise State University in my undergrad,
and as part of that I was
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incredibly competitive.
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I still am to this day, and that's
what really drove me into trial work.
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I was elected a partner at Cochran Douglas
at the start of 2026,
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and it has been a privilege and
professional honor to work
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alongside as a partner with Loren Cochran
and Cole Douglas, who
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are the most incredible attorneys,
practitioners,
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litigators, and human beings that I've
ever had the honor of working with.
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I am incredibly passionate about
cases involving the state of Washington
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where children have been sexually abused
or physically abused and neglected
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while in foster care.
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I myself am a mother to an 18-month-old
young boy, and I often think of
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the young children that are in foster care
who will never have the same chance
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that so many other young kids do.
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Those cases are the most
motivating and the most
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powerful cases to work on because they are
the cases that you can
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institute and effectuate change.
