Beggs devoted to service

Sun., Sept. 21, 2014

Breean Beggs, who became a lawyer to more effectively serve, has devoted his life to improving our community on every level. In his professional practice, he treats courts, co-counsel, opposing counsel, clients and staff with complete and equal respect.

Those who have worked with Beggs know that his determination to find a fair resolution for his clients is part of his larger passion to find fair solutions for the entire public. Spokane has been fortunate to have Beggs working as a concerned private citizen for years. We would benefit even more with him working in public service as Spokane County prosecutor.

Leslie Swift

Spokane

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