Schwabe News
15 Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt Attorneys Named to the 2019 Washington Super Lawyers and Rising Stars ListsSuper LawyersJune 11, 2019Schwabe Washington attorneys recognized as being in the top five percent of their field.
Real Estate and Construction Industry in the PNW SurveyJune 10, 2019Are you a leader in the PNW Real Estate and Construction industry?
Under Construction Podcast: Expect Nothing, Appreciate EverythingMay 13, 2019Graciela Gomez Cowger, CEO of Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, discusses her childhood in Tijuana, Mexico, what it means to be CEO of a law firm, and the beginning of a surprising hobby.
2019 Chambers USA Rankings Give Schwabe High MarksApril 26, 2019In Chamber USA’s 2019 rankings, Schwabe is identified as an industry leader in six practice areas: Corporate/M&A, Environment, Intellectual Property, Labor & Employment, General Commercial Litigation, and Real Estate.
3 Takeaways on the Current State of ManufacturingMarch 21, 2019The results of this survey reveal insights into the current state of manufacturing, what the main concerns are, and what we, as economic developers, should keep an eye on going forward.
Largest Law Firms Practicing Commercial Real Estate Law in the Portland Metro AreaPortland Business JournalMarch 7, 2019Schwabe ranks #2 on Portland Business Journal’s annual Largest Law Firms Practicing Commercial Real Estate Law in the Portland Metro Area list. Click here to learn more about our Real Estate and Construction industry group.
Schwabe Strengthens Industry Focus with Promotion of Three Attorneys to ShareholderMarch 5, 2019Michael Cofield, Joanna Lee and Paige Spratt have been named shareholders at the firm.
Meet the PBJ's 2019 Women of Influence Class: Graciela Gomez Cowger HonoredFebruary 26, 2019Graciela Gomez Cowger named one of Portland Business Journal's Women of Influence for making "major splashes in the legal field."
PTAB Tosses Columbia Fabric IP Challenge Due to Time BarLaw360February 21, 2019“Columbia is pleased with the PTAB’s decision, which recognizes that Ventex filed the IPRs as a proxy for, on behalf of, and for the benefit of Seirus, which was apparently done to circumvent statutory requirements,” said Nika Aldrich.