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I am a member in the Portland office. I focus my practice on civil litigation with an emphasis in defending transportation, liquor liability, and products liability cases, including the defense of former manufacturers and sellers of asbestos-containing products. I also practice in the area of medical device and business litigation.

My practice focuses on complex litigation with an emphasis on construction defect, property damage, and other construction related matters. I have represented developers, general contractors, and subcontractors in matters before the Superior Courts and various Arbitration Services throughout Washington and Oregon. In addition to having a BS in Civil Engineering, I have experience as a law clerk with the Central Puget Sound Growth Hearings Management Board and, more recently, as in-house staff counsel for a Portland area insurance defense firm. My unique background enhances my ability to work with clients, counsel, and experts on legal and technical matters.

Raised in a logging and construction family, Katie Jeremiah has focused her education and career in the area of construction. As an attorney at Jordan Ramis, Katie works in matters involving construction and mining law.. Katie graduated from Oregon State University with a bachelor of science degree in construction engineering management and from Lewis & Clark Law School with dual certificates in environmental law and business law.

Joe Yazbeck has decades of experience representing all sides in construction disputes, from suppliers, subcontractors, and general contractors to public and private owners.. From his early experience as an attorney for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers through the subsequent decades of private practice, Joe has built relationships with participants in the Pacific Northwest construction industry and has represented clients in matters large and small.

Andrew G. Guess is a construction law attorney at Jordan Ramis PC with a focus on surety and construction litigation. His practice is guided by his experience as a construction project engineer where, prior to earning his J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of Law, he helped manage the development and construction of large-scale, multi-family housing in California. In addition to this real-world experience, Andrew holds a Master of Science in Construction Management from California State University, East Bay. This training and experience provides Andrew a distinctive view of construction disputes.