Evergreen Personal Injury Counsel Unveils New Downtown Tacoma Office with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and Launch Party
The historic Bowes Building in downtown Tacoma has been completely renovated and new tenants, Evergreen Personal Injury Counsel (EPIC), is proud to announce the grand reveal. EPIC will be hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony and private launch party at their new location on the evening of Thursday, September 22nd. The hard work has been done and now it’s time to celebrate. This amazing new office space at 100 South 9th Street has been the home to so many great businesses over the past 108 years and EPIC is thrilled to be the latest. So Tacoma, come on down, admire the hard work put into this piece of history in downtown, and welcome EPIC with us.
Evergreen Personal Injury Counsel (EPIC) began this journey almost a year ago. The first phase was a rebrand from Messina Bulzomi Christensen Law to their new name: EPIC. It was quite a leap for the business. The team needed a show-stopping marketing strategy to fit the overall tone and motivation of their practice. Typically, rebrands evolve quietly and internally but this was something bigger, ultimately blossoming the legal team beyond what their previous space could provide. They felt a need to be plugged back into the heart of the city and community they were serving. EPIC knew they needed to be in downtown Tacoma and eagerly jumped at the opportunity to move into the Bowes Building.
Partners Stephen Bulzomi, John Christensen, Jeremy Johnston, and James McCormick eagerly accepted the opportunity to restore a 108-year old historic landmark with the Bowes Building owners and together embarked on a bold transition. It was clearly a move in the right direction.
Although construction on the Bowes Building took the EPIC team months to complete, Jeremy Johnston says EPIC is happy to be a part of downtown Tacoma and wants to open the door and extend the invite. “Our goal was to not only preserve the rich history and character of the building, but to help strengthen the spirit of the downtown community. We hope this inspires other businesses to find their new home here as well.”