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PRACTICE
I practice with both the litigation and retail groups. As a litigator, my work ranges from complex
insurance coverage litigation to landlord-tenant disputes. I also love working with our retail
clients, especially on individual leasing deals as well as large transactions, such as acquisitions,
sales, re-branding, and closure of chains.
EDUCATION
Seattle University School of Law, J.D., 2011, summa cum laude
Bowdoin College, B.A. in Government and Legal Studies, 2002
EXPERIENCE
In the dispute resolution realm, I have significant experience working on complex insurance
coverage litigation and other commercial disputes, including disputes involving our retail
clients. I have also reviewed thousands of leases and other documents for our retail clients,
both in connection with negotiation of new leases and in connection with strategizing for sales,
acquisitions, and potential litigation.
My retail work is, in many ways, a continuation of the five years I spent working as a paralegal
with Opus’ Retail Practice Group before I attended law school. In that capacity, I frequently
reviewed leases and other documents to ensure they met our clients’ needs, and I participated in
and helped manage a number of large due diligence reviews in connection with the acquisition,
sale, re-branding, and licensing of retail chains. That work provided a broad and useful platform
for my retail leasing practice, which includes considerable experience in due diligence projects
and handling numerous leases for national and regional retailers.
At the outset of my career as a lawyer, it was my pleasure to clerk briefly for the Honorable
Anita L. Farris of the Snohomish County Superior Court. I also worked as a judicial extern for
the Honorable Ronald B. Leighton of the United States District Court, Western District
of Washington.
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