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Serves on the board of trustees of the Clark County Law Library, the planning commission for the city of Washougal, WA, and has volunteered at the YWCA, including serving as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate for foster children. |
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Title: Partner
Location: Vancouver
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Professional Experience
Meridee E. Pabst joined Miller Nash in 1999 and has practiced in Clark County since 1995. Before joining Miller Nash, she was an associate of Horenstein Bremer in Vancouver, Washington. Meridee was recognized in the Vancouver Business Journal's "Accomplished Under 40" in 2005.
Meridee's practice emphasizes land use regulation and permitting. She represents clients on development planning and permitting, zone changes, environmental review, and compliance with the Washington State Growth Management Act. Meridee also provides counsel to clients on compliance with platting requirements, the Shoreline Management Act and regulations, and wetlands regulations. This work includes preparing applications and development agreements, presenting projects before the land use hearings examiner, and advocating for legislative amendments. Her real estate practice focuses primarily on matters related to project development, such as condominium and subdivision declarations, covenants, easements, and boundary issues.
Professional Activities
Meridee is admitted to practice law in Washington and Oregon. She is a member of the Washington State Bar Association and the Oregon State Bar. She is also active in the Clark County Bar Association.
Civic Activities
Meridee serves on the board of trustees of the Clark County Law Library and the planning commission for the city of Washougal, WA. She has also volunteered at the YWCA, including serving as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate for foster children, and other civic organizations.
Education
Meridee earned her bachelor's degree, summa cum laude, at the University of Puget Sound. She received her law degree, with high honors, at the University of Washington School of Law, where she was a member of the Order of the Coif.
Personal Activities
Meridee's personal interests include soccer, traveling, hiking, reading, and skiing.
Practice Areas
Environmental and Natural Resources
Land Use
Native American Tribes and Organizations
Real Estate
Articles Authored
Lender-Owned Development Projects: Now What Do You Do With It?
Clark County Revisits Its Planning for Rural Areas
Upcoming and Recent Events
Land, Jobs, and People II: Is the Growth Management Landscape Improving?
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