Boswell, H. James.  American Blue Book Western Washington, Seattle, Lowman and  
Hanford Co., 1922.  p. 201.

WARREN HARDY: A LIBERAL clientage of an important character is accorded Warren 
Hardy, of the Seattle bar, and his ability as a lawyer has caused him to be 
associated with many pieces of important litigation.  His ability is attested 
by contemporaries and colleagues, and further testimonial of his success is 
found in court records which indicate that he has won many verdicts favorable 
to his clients.  He has comprehensive knowledge of the principles of 
jurisprudence, while in the application of legal principles he is seldom at 
fault.  His investigations into important problems have been far reaching.  
His knowledge of the law give him a keep insight into many of these questions, 
not easily obtained by the laity, and enables him to speak with authority upon 
many phases of law administration.  He has made rapid advancement, winning a 
well merited reputation, and has taken active part in the conduct of many 
large cases.  Mr. Hardy is a native son of Michigan, where he was born in 
1888.  His early educational training was had in public schools. In 1909 he 
came to Washington to make his home.  In 1914 Mr. Hardy graduated from the 
University of Washington with the LL. B. degree, following which he entered 
practice.  For some time he was associated with the firm of Wettrick & 
Wettrick, since which time he has practiced his professional individually.  
Mr. Hardy's practice is along general lines, although he specializes to some 
extent in real property law, and has made a splendid success of that branch of 
the profession.  In 1916 Mr. Hardy married Miss Dorothy D. Darrin, and the 
couple have one child, Audrey D., aged twenty-two months.  Mr. Hardy is a 
member of the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, the Moose Lodge and the Seattle and 
state Bar associations.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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