In A&W Farms v. Sunshine Lend & Lease, Inc., Division III of the Washington Court of Appeals considered whether post-judgment supplemental proceedings concerning a debtor’s real property must proceed in the county in which the real property is located.  The creditor had filed suit in Spokane County and obtained a judgment for unpaid logging payments, and the debtor did not challenge venue.  Later, in supplemental proceedings, the judgment creditor argued that the judgment debtor had fraudulently

A mortgage company which lost its pending loans to a competitor when its real estate lending office began working with the competitor lost its unfair business practices claims.  In February 2012, Division III of the Washington Court of Appeals affirmed the summary judgment dismissal of tortious interference and Washington Consumer Protection Act (CPA) claims between a real estate lending office and its former mortgage company affiliate.  In Evergreen Moneysource Mortgage Co. v. Shannon, No. 29766-7-III,