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Vigdis Bronder at Catalyst Law represents clients in a range of industries, with particular emphasis on intellectual property and technology issues and contracts. After working at a Top 10 law firm in New York City in their Technology & Intellectual Property Transactions Group, Vigdis served as in-house counsel at NBCUniversal Media, LLC and Weight Watchers International, Inc. Vigdis graduated from Columbia Law School in 2007, winning the Carroll G. Harper Prize. Vigdis is admitted to the Oregon and New York State Bar and has represented clients in a broad range of industries, including media, consumer products, food and beverage, fashion, sports, technology services, financial services, pharmaceuticals, etc. Vigdis even co-founded a start up company, so she has experienced first hand the ups, downs, urgent needs and other joys of entrepreneurship.

Since its' inception, INTELLEQUITY® has been focused on building a different kind of law practice; one where you receive personal attention and caring, as if you were the only Client.. I have been providing quality representation to my Clients since 2002 and since starting INTELLEQUITY in 2016, have been providing personal, comprehensive and easy to understand business and intellectual property advice and services to all Oregonians.. I am an attorney, yes, but I never forget that my clients are people with unique emotions and values. My firm keeps you involved and personally guides you in making important decisions about your matter, calmly and effectively. I let you know what is going on at every stage, and explain every important detail so that you can make the right choices for you! I look forward to working with you and building a relationship that will last a lifetime!

Seth Russell grew up in Falmouth, Maine, and graduated from Champlain College in Burlington, Vermont with a Bachelor of Science Degree Legal Studies. In May of 2017, Seth graduated from New York Law School where he concentrated on Corporate Law, Derivatives, Mergers and Acquisitions, Corporate Practice, and Securities and Regulations.. While in law school, Seth was employed at the law firms of Berlandi, Nussbaum & Reitzas, LLP in White Plains, New York and Liakas Law, P.C. in New York, New York. He has served as a Judicial Intern to the Honorable David Kennedy of the Maine District Court and in college worked for the Conservation Law Foundation, where he examined the possible effects of the Keystone Pipeline on local Maine economies and environments.. After Law School, Seth decided that he wanted his practice to have a real impact on the world around him and turned his attention to the legalization of marijuana, believing that marijuana significant economic and medical benifits that could help support the people of Maine. Now, Seth concentrates the majority of his practice helping his clients navigate Maine's medical marijuana and adult use marijuana industries. Seth spends a great deal of time studying and keeping up to date on Maine's ever-changing marijuana regulatory scheme. Additionally, he spends considerable time at the town and city level dealing with the planning of various marijuana related ordinances. He deploys this knowledge to help clients with their business planning.. Seth works with other Maine businesses outside of the marijuana industry. He consults with a variety of enterprises, both big and small, on business strategy and structuring.. Seth practices in the areas of business law and litigation and acts as a marijuana consultant. He is licensed to practice law in Maine.

My legal-business knowledge and experience primarily is (i) business, (ii) corporate, (iii) contract, (iv) mergers & acquisiitons, (v) regulatory and (vi) transactions. My strong interest is helping clients start, build, grow and counsel their businesses, based on my 33 years plus extensive experience as a business executive, corporate attorney and private practioner. The four primary areas of my law practice is with respect to (i)  automated transfer of money (ATM) and electronic transfer of funds (ETF), (ii) liquor law distillers, brewers, distributors and retailers, (iii) general business and corporate counseling, and (iv) all types of merger & acquisiiton transactions.

Ken Davis brings an unusual combination of skills to his legal practice. Before becoming an attorney, Mr. Davis worked for more than eight years as an independent property and casualty insurance agent and principal with a family-owned insurance agency, assisting individuals and business with their insurance needs. He then spent four years in commercial real estate leasing with a prominent Oregon firm before turning to the practice of law. The breadth of Mr. Davis's background gives him real-world insight into the needs of clients seeking business, business succession and estate planning advice.

I provide outstanding transactional services, but I also have the trial and appellate experience to litigate your biggest problems when they can't be resolved any other way.. A virtual office means I'm not tied to a building downtown, so that I can come to you, on your schedule. It also means lower overhead, so I can charge you less and offer a bit of certainty up-front through flat fee pricing. And ultimately, a fixed fee allows me to take my eyes off the clock and focus on what's most important—working for you.

I advise values-based small businesses and help them draft their legal documents in a way that reflects the mission and values of the organization. Services include entity formation, benefit company conversion, contract drafting, employee handbooks and other internal policies, and advice on employment laws and business regulations.

For well over a decade Jen has helped her clients get their contracts and business dealings dialed-in so they can get back to their craft. She regularly advises creative professionals from a multitude of disciplines. To sum up - Jen loves working with her clients and considers herself pretty lucky to do the legal work she does.. Jen earned a degree in English at Whitman and then volunteered with AmeriCorps. She attended Lewis and Clark Law School where she was a member of Environmental Law Review and on the Scholar’s List for several semesters. Jen lives in Portland, Oregon and volunteers with Girls on the Run and Everytown for Gun Safety. She previously served as Secretary for the nonprofit First Book Portland and is currently on the Oregon Women Lawyers Introvert Committee.. When not meeting with clients or drafting contracts, you will find Jen running a few miles to train for her next race, trying to make progress on her neverending 'to be read' pile of books, or off the grid hiking in the mountains with her family (and avoiding the news).

Cooper is an attorney who takes a passionate and mindful approach to advising her clients. She is thorough and responsive. Her unquenchable spirit, “No mountain is too high” philosophy, and honest work ethic is a powerful combination. At the end of the day, Cooper takes pride in knowing that she is invested in her clients and in ensuring that her clients can live out their dreams, crush their goals, and build solid foundations for success.. Cooper grounds her legal practice in Small Business and Nonprofit Law. Whether it be choosing the right entity for your business, negotiating or drafting a tailored contract to protect your interests, trademarking your brand, or establishing a tax-exempt organization to help make the world a better place, she's your gal. Cooper is licensed in Oregon, South Carolina, and Washington.. When she is not practicing law, Cooper most enjoys indulging in Portland food trucks, sipping Oregon Pinot Noir, hiking everywhere (but especially around Mt. Hood), and taking nature and wildlife photographs.