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Mr. Woods focuses his practice in the areas of civil litigation, including personal injury, product liability, construction defect, employment law, commercial litigation, subrogation and appeals. Mr. Woods also serves as an arbitrator for King County, Snohomish County and Pierce County Superior Courts.Mr. Woods is licensed to practice in the state of Washington and Oregon. He is also licensed to practice in Federal Court, including the Eastern District of Washington, the Western District of Washington and the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Mr. Woods has successfully tried cases involving personal injury, wrongful death, product liability, property rights and discrimination. He also is an experienced appellate lawyer, having successfully argued cases in both state and federal court. From 2003 – 2008, by a vote of his peers, Mr. Woods was named a "Rising Star" in the Washington Law & Politics magazine.Mr. Woods has frequently spoken to various insurers, businesses, trade groups and professional associations on a variety of topics including, construction defect litigation, employment law, premises liability, product defect, damages and resolution of liens. Mr. Woods was a featured speaker at the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers first annual Construction Defect Academy where he spoke about trial tactics concerning expert depositions, cross-examination and related motion practice..Mr. Woods received his Bachelor of Arts degree in History/American literature from Miami University, Ohio in 1995. In 1998, he received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Denver where he also was a member of the Law Review. Mr. Woods is a member of the International Association of Defense Counsel; Oregon and Washington State Bars; the Washington State Trial Lawyers Association; the King County Bar Association (where he is a member of the ADR Committee); the American Bar Association; Multnomah Bar Association; and the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers (where he is a member of the Judicial Liaison Committee). Mr. Woods’ personal interests include backpacking, sailing and sea kayaking. He has pursued these interests in Mexico, Africa, Canada, Europe, South America and throughout the United States. His travels have been featured in the New York Times and Washington Law & Politics magazine. Mr. Woods has also volunteered his time with such organizations as the YMCA and Habitat for Humanity.

Jim Prichard co-chairs the Ball Janik LLP construction law practice, and is a member of the firm's management committee.  Jim was named one of the Portland Business Journal's "Forty Under 40" for 2015, and has been recognized in Super Lawyers magazine since 2010.. Jim has a broad construction practice, including all forms of payment and performance dispute resolution, contract drafting and negotiation, and public project and government contract issues.  He is perhaps best known for representing property owners in complex residential and commercial construction defect and property damage disputes.  He has recovered nearly $250,000,000 for his clients, and has successfully tried construction defect cases to juries in Oregon and Washington.. Jim handles commercial litigation matters and represents policy holders on insurance matters.  He also provides general counsel to businesses including developers, commercial property owners and operators, managers and brokers, contractors, design professionals, suppliers and manufacturers.. Additionally, Jim has a growing community association law practice.  He provides general counsel to community associations in Oregon and Washington, and handles collections.  Jim also handles litigation matters, with a concentration on real estate and governing document disputes, construction defects, and insurance coverage.. Jim is licensed to practice law in Oregon, Washington and California, and handles select matters throughout the United States.  He is currently handling several multi-million dollar disputes in Utah and Florida.. In 2013, Jim created a private foundation called Shelter Oregon, which supports organizations that provide (1) shelter and services to homeless families, (2) affordable housing and services to needy families, and (3) shelter and care for animals.  Shelter Oregon is an Oregon non-profit corporation, and recognized by the IRS as a charitable organization.  Contact Jim to learn more about Shelter Oregon.

I work to negotiate the best outcome for my clients. As a trial attorney, I focus on litigation involving business issues, construction, liens and payment disputes, construction defects for both residence and commercial property, delay of claims and insurance coverage. I work with a network of other professionals including transactional lawyers, engineers, surveyors, and lenders to provide top notch service to contractors, developers, property owners, material suppliers and design professionals. I have tried and arbitrated cases throughout Oregon, Washington, Idaho and California over my 26 year career and have earned a reputation as a skilled negotiator who consistently wins cases and settles large cost recovery claims for my clients.

Contracts and construction law.. I'm Joseph, an attorney serving Washington and Oregon. If you are looking for an outstanding attorney to help you with an issue related to contracts, landlord-tenant, consumer protection, or construction, visit me at . If you have a question about whether I practice the type of law your issue requires, reach out to me and I'll let you know. If I can't help you, I may be able to provide you with a referral to an attorney or clinic who can help you.. About Me: Before I became a lawyer, I grew up all over the U.S. My family worked in construction, and I did as well starting at age 14. I started as a laborer and eventually became a project manager on complex multi-million-dollar public works projects. Dealing with all of the complexities of modern public works projects is what inspired me to go to law school.. While in law school I excelled in commercial law and finished as the number one student in my contracts and transactional drafting classes. I finished third overall in my class in law school, and afterward I worked at the Washington Supreme Court where I drafted numerous precedential opinions as a judicial law clerk.. I started my own practice to provide excellent representation in contract and construction litigation and transactional solutions to help contractors manage their risk. I love working with the great people of Washington and Oregon.. I hope we are able to work together soon!. Best regards,

Civil litigator committed to developing alliances with clients in order to provide legal representation and strategic counsel consistent with their business and budget goals.

When you need someone to go to bat for you, you can count on me to deliver. I know that disputes don’t occur in a vacuum and that there are reasons for the position you are taking.  You and your business are my primary interest and, together, we’ll develop a strategy focused on your goals. It’s my job to resolve disputes, in a manner that works for you, so that you can get back to your business. After all, the law is a set of rules, and sometimes you need a person to enforce those rules. People I work with say that I am: Attentive —I ask questions and listen, mindful of your objectives to ensure all critical points are covered. Concise —I get to the point and focus on the issue at hand. I don’t waste time on details that are irrelevant or unhelpful. Tenacious —I’ll give your problem the attention that I would give my own, with unwavering determination and dedication. As an Eagle Scout, I know the meaning of dogged preparation.

After 13 years in sales and sales management, 12 years owning a construction equipment rental business, and 4 years as a small business consultant and coach, I graduated from law school in 2009. Since earning my law degree, I've been providing legal and business services to small business owners and residential contractors to help them grow their business and protect what they build. Everyday I combine my past experiences, my MBA, and my law degree to provide a wholistic approach to preventing and resolving issues that arise everyday for owner-operated businesses.. While I provide aggressive representation for my clients in disputes with other parties, I devote the majority of my time to positioning my clients to avoid problems altogher, or to manage and contain issues that arise to keep the cost of solving the problems as reasonable as possible.. When looking for legal services from an attorney who understands business and what it's like to be an owner, look no further than Bill Gschwind and Minnesota Construction Law Services PLLC.

CAMERON C. PEASE concentrates his practice in civil litigation, commercial and business law, commercial and residential landlord tenant matters, and employment law. Mr. Pease has been admitted to practice in Massachusetts since 1992 and has tried cases before the Superior Court, District Court, Probate and Family Court, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and Housing Courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Mr. Pease has also successfully mediated and arbitrated numerous matters. He is a lecturer for the National Business Institute and the Institute of Real Estate Management, and is a frequent contributor to The Professional Planner. He is a former faculty member at Newbury College and taught classes in the Legal Studies Department. Attorney Pease is a cum laude graduate of Hartwick College, where he received his BA while majoring in both economics and management and while minoring in political science. He received his J.D. from Suffolk University Law School and interned at both the Land Court and the Massachusetts House of Representatives.. Mr. Pease is the father of four and is active in various philanthropic, community and non-profit activities, including the West Roxbury Community Center and Parkway Youth Soccer. Attorney Pease is admitted to practice in the U.S. District Court, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and the U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. Mr. Pease is also an active basketball coach, soccer coach and has completed three marathons.. Website:

As chair of the firm's litigation practice, I specialize in business litigation and construction law. My experience includes all phases of litigation and alternative dispute resolution. Prior to entering the legal profession, I worked as a subcontractor in the construction industry for several years. I currently represent many area construction material suppliers and subcontractors for a variety of issues.

I am a Partner at Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti in Lexington, Massachusetts, and Chairman of the firm's civil litigation department.  I am a trial lawyer with fourteen years of trial experience, representing individuals and businesses in civil matters, including business disputes, breach of contract cases, divorce, personal injury, construction cases and employment law.. From an early age, my parents taught me the value of commitment to hard work, and the discipline necessary to become an asset to my community.  I took these values seriously, and from an early age developed an interest in the law.. I have been a practicing attorney since graduating from Suffolk University Law School in 2002, but my involvement in the practice of law goes back to 1995 when I interned in the Legal Services Office at the University of New Hampshire.  I have been involved in the practice of law, from intern to paralegal to law student to attorney, ever since.. Since graduating law school, I have represented plaintiffs as well as defendants in a wide range of civil litigation matters, including personal injury, business litigation, employment litigation, unfair compeitition disputes, sexual harassment, discrimination, landlord-tenant matters, will disputes, and trademark infringement disputes.. I believe very much in the value of zealous legal representation.  Please feel free to contact me for a free legal consultation.