Harman K. Bual
Harman is a litigation attorney trusted by individuals and companies to navigate high-stakes disputes in contract, corporate, bankruptcy, intellectual property, and real estate matters. She manages cases from pre-litigation strategy through resolution, tailoring her approach to align with client objectives and business priorities.
Recognized as a “Rising Star” by Washington Super Lawyers and included in Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®, Harman brings both precision and pragmatism to every matter. Her clients value her adaptability, collaborative style, and relentless focus on securing favorable outcomes.
A native Seattleite, Harman enjoys traveling, wine-tasting, and cheering on Gonzaga basketball.
- Recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America in the practice areas of Commercial Litigation and Litigation: Real Estate
- Named a “Rising Star” by Washington Super Lawyers magazine, Business Litigation
- Washington State Bar Association
- Washington State Bar Association, Young Lawyer Liaison to the Real Property, Probate & Estate Section, 2020-2022
- South Asian Bar Association, Executive Board Member, 2019-2023
- Washington State Bar Association, Young Lawyer Liaison to the Business Law Section, 2019-2021
- Recognized by Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch® in America in the practice areas of Commercial Litigation and Litigation: Real Estate
- Named a “Rising Star” by Washington Super Lawyers magazine, Business Litigation
- Washington State Bar Association
- Washington State Bar Association, Young Lawyer Liaison to the Real Property, Probate & Estate Section, 2020-2022
- South Asian Bar Association, Executive Board Member, 2019-2023
- Washington State Bar Association, Young Lawyer Liaison to the Business Law Section, 2019-2021
- “Native American Rights & Adoption by Non-Indian Families: The Manipulation and Distortion of Opinion to Overthrow ICWA,” American Indian Law Journal: Vol 6; Issue 2 (2018).
- “Native American Rights & Adoption by Non-Indian Families: The Manipulation and Distortion of Opinion to Overthrow ICWA,” American Indian Law Journal: Vol 6; Issue 2 (2018).







