Schwabe News Archive

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Schwabe is excited to welcome Neal O. Alnajran, William Brittany Heberling, Reese Hoggans, Sam Moghadam, Sydney Padgett, and Megan Lukmak’ Warren to our 2021 Summer Associate program.

Schwabe's Rosa Ostrom is featured as part of the Portland Business Journal's "Pride in the Workplace" series for Pride Month 2021.

Schwabe is honored with nine practice area rankings, including a new ranking for Construction Washington, and 23 attorneys were chosen for distinction.

Schwabe Shareholder Kelly Hagan discusses whether businesses can require proof of vaccination. 

Schwabe attorney Jean Back discusses why businesses can ask for proof of vaccinations and if HIPAA applies in these cases. 

Schwabe is thrilled to announce that our client, Seattle-based JTM Construction, has finalized its contract to serve as general contractor for the Avenue Bellevue project.

Schwabe shareholders Connie Sue Martin and Christopher Howard represent Kelly and other officials.

Featuring Schwabe Shareholder Connie Sue Martin.

Schwabe attorney Michael Robinson weighs in on Woodburn development proposal. 

Schwabe and our Sustainability Team celebrate Earth Day 2021.

Environmental and Native American Law Attorney, Jeff Keohane, strengthens firm’s growing Native American and Alaska Native law practice.

Shareholder Elizabeth Howard is representing the Fishhawk Lake Reserve and Community against penalties from the state Department of Environmental Quality.

Schwabe attorneys Jennifer Campbell, Amanda Gamblin, Stephanie Holmberg, Aukjen Ingraham, and Anne Talcott discuss early career learnings and lawyering during a pandemic for our International Women's Day feature.

We are pleased to share that Rebecca Boyette, Amanda Loupin-Bartlett, and Jonathan Ward have been named shareholders at the firm

Current Oregon Bioscience Association Board Member, Steven Prewitt, is joined by exciting new 2021 leadership.

Graciela Gomez Cowger and Lisa Schaures weigh in on how having women on boards is just good business—as it will soon be required for companies incorporated in Washington.

Schwabe's Carmen Calzacort and Dan Eller share insights on the second draw PPP. 

Schwabe Shareholder Kelly Walsh joins Owners' Counsel of America's Board of Directors.

Columbia River Economic Development Council elected new members to serve on its board of directors including Schwabe's Lisa Lowe as Chair.

Attorney Sarah Roubidoux Lawson has been elected to the National Native American Bar Association’s Board of Directors.

Schwabe weighs in on how midsize firms have made significant advances in increasing the diversity of their young legal talent.

Molly Henry, Philip Lempriere, and Adam Murray represent Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. in cargo shipper case. 

We interviewed Associate Treja Jones to learn more about how her passion for law intersects with her advocacy for the Black community.

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt P.C. is proud to share that Judith Baker, Kai Davies, Michelle Folse, Angela Hanslovan, Anthony Phillips, ‎and Lucy Thomas have been promoted to the role of Senior Paralegal.

Schwabe attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter represent Alaska Landmine owner and journalist Jeff Landfield pro bono in a suit against Governor Mike Dunleavy’s administration.

Schwabe attorneys Matt Singer and Lee Baxter represent Alaska political blogger and former legislative candidate Jeff Landfield pro bono in a First Amendment case.

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt P.C. is excited to announce that Patrick J. Cleary, Audrey M. Davis, Neeka E. Hodaie, Treja M. Jones, and Anne E. White have joined the firm as associates. 

Schwabe's Ken Katzaroff shares insights on a housing amendement in John Day, OR and possible affects on manaufacured homes.

Schwabe Senior Paralegal MaryAnn Ivie honored with National Federation of Paralegal Associations' (NFPA) Paralegal of the Year award. 

Schwabe has been honored by U.S. News—Best Law Firms, increasing its top national rankings by adding three National Tier 3 rankings.

Attorney Anne Talcott has been elected Secretary-Treasurer of the Defense Research Institute (DRI), the largest international organization of defense trial lawyers and corporate counsel. 

Five accomplished women attorneys have been honored as top Washington attorneys by Super Lawyers: Stephanie Berntsen‎, Jennifer Campbell, Connie Sue Martin‎, Claire Rootjes‎, and Katherine Wax.

Attorney Chris Slottee receives Alaska Attorney General’s Award for Pro Bono Service.

Schwabe Shareholder Matt Singer represents an Alaskan business coalition. 

Attorney Amanda Gamblin recently was elected to Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt’s board of directors.

Schwabe's Board is now comprised of 80% female leadership.

This year, 45 attorneys from Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt have been named to the Best Lawyers list. 

Schwabe's Brenna Legaard filed federal lawsuit against North Clackamas School District on behalf of Happy Valley family after racially motivated attacks by white classmates.

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt P.C. is excited to announce that Gary Bruce is joining the firm’s Bend office, adding considerable healthcare experience to Schwabe’s deep bench in the industry.

Schwabe's Aaron Laing provides commentary on rental assistance and what he's hearing from clients.

Schwabe’s Bert Ray and Matt Singer have been named to the 2020 Alaska Super Lawyers list. Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

Robert Misulich, Matt Singer, Christopher Slottee, Howard Trickey, Lee Baxter, and Peter Scully join Schwabe's Alaska office.

Robert Misulich, Matt Singer, Christopher Slottee, Howard Trickey, Lee Baxter, and Peter Scully join Schwabe's Alaska office.

This year, 12 attorneys from Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt have been named to the Washington Super Lawyers list. Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

An analysis submitted by Schwabe suggest the fund might survive a challenge.

Oregon House Speaker references Schwabe legal opinion.