Miller Nash welcomes Loren Naldoza to the firm’s litigation team. Based in the firm’s Portland office, Loren represents private and public clients in a variety of disputes including matters ranging from Oregon Securities Law, the Clean Water Act, and state breach-of-contract claims. With a background in public policy, Loren has experience conducting in-depth policy research, analyzing legislative, and regulatory developments, and drafting policy proposals, reports, and briefing materials.
“I’m thrilled to join Miller Nash’s talented team of litigators who are known for their credibility and strategic precision,” said Loren. “I look forward to working with—and learning from—my new colleagues and helping our clients navigate their disputes.”
Before joining Miller Nash, Loren worked as a law clerk for the Honorable Amy M. Baggio at the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon. During law school, he served as a judicial extern to the Honorable Jacqueline S. Kamins at the Oregon Court of Appeals. Before law school, Loren worked as a legislative aide to U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley in Washington, D.C. where he supported a policy portfolio of various topics including economic policy, financial institutions, securities regulation, and federal taxation.
Miller Nash’s litigation department is one of the most respected in the Pacific Northwest, with more than 70 distinguished litigators recognized by publications such as Chambers USA, The Best Lawyers in America®, Benchmark Litigation, and Super Lawyers. Known for their zealous advocacy, strategic precision, and credibility in front of judges, juries, and arbitrators, the team has built a legacy of success that spans decades and industries.
About Loren Naldoza
Loren prioritizes fostering relationships with clients that are built on trust, collaboration, and clear communication. Through thoughtful, responsive counsel, and practical guidance, he strives to maintain confidence while helping clients navigate complex legal challenges. He received his bachelor’s degree from Lewis & Clark College before earning his law degree at Lewis & Clark Law School.
