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Jamie joined David E. Carmichael, LLC in 2015. Her practice is focused on property tax appeals, criminal defense, and civil litigation. In 2019, the firm changed it's name to Carmichael & Stanton.. Jamie has litigated over 20 jury trials and countless proceedings in front of a judge alone. Her experience spans all types of criminal cases including: contempts, misdemeanors, and felonies. Jamie took a particular interest in prosecuting animal cruelty cases and won a national award in 2013 for her efforts.. As staff counsel in the Washington State Senate, Jamie drafted bills and amendments on a variety of issues ranging from mental health to fish habitat. Jamie enjoys legal writing and knows how to create a proper trial court record to preserve key issues if an appeal is needed. Due to her time both in the legislature and prosecutor's office she is very comfortable with public speaking and enjoys litigation.. Jamie grew up in Eugene, and graduated from Marist High School. She played division I collegiate volleyball at Eastern Washington University where her team advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament in 2001. She graduated with honors from EWU in 2004. Jamie later attended Willamette University College of Law. During law school, Jamie served as student bar association president, interned for the Oregon Court of Appeals, and worked as a certified law clerk for the Marion County District Attorney's Office. When she graduated in 2009, she was honored with the Bruce Spaulding Memorial Award for Trial Advocacy.. Jamie resides with her husband and children in Lane County. She is David Carmichael's daughter. The Stanton's other beloved roommates include their cat Mitts and dog Buster. Jamie is a lifelong Oregon Duck fan and loves going to the Oregon coast with her family.

Mr. Allen is the managing partner of Warren Allen LLP. He also heads its real estate department. His practice emphasizes business law, real estate and land use matters (including condominium development and homeowners’ associations) and contractor’s rights and construction defect issues.. Mr. Allen also represents clients in all aspects of probate and estate planning.. Although he no longer serves as a trial lawyer, he still consults with other lawyers in the firm on difficult litigation matters. He is a member of the Oregon State Bar’s Real Estate & Land Use, and Law Practice Management Sections.. Outside his law practice, Mr. Allen is active in church and community groups. He has served on the Board of Directors for the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce and was its President in 2015-2016. He currently is the Chair of the Chamber’s Government Affairs Council. Mr. Allen also serves on the Mt. Hood Community College Foundation and is its President for 2019-2020.. He is a retired colonel in the United State Marine Corps; is an avid golfer, a pilot, enjoys playing the guitar and taking care of his 1953 Morgan automobile.