Having practiced law for over 45 years, John H. Ludwick has seen it all. Jack graduated from Willamette University College of Law in Salem, Oregon in 1974 and after passing the Washington State Bar, spent his first year out of law school working as an Assistant Attorney General in the Higher Education Division of the Washington State Attorney General’s Office. After that one-year stint, Jack spent a year working as an associate attorney doing insurance defense for what was then the Seattle law firm of Murray, Dunham & Waitt. In 1976, Jack met attorney H. Graham Fitch and the two started the Law Offices of Fitch & Ludwick.

Over the course of the next 42 years, Jack’s practice ranged from personal injury to workers compensation to small business formation and consultation to estate planning and probate. Jack firmly believes that regardless of the practice area, every client has a story to tell and it is his job to listen and then offer zealous, compassionate representation based on the needs of each individual client.

When Jack is not working, he enjoys golfing, hiking, and playing bridge with his wife, Anne.