Miller Nash LLP welcomes Shaunee Morgan to the firm’s litigation team. Based in the firm’s Portland office, Shaunee draws on her previous experience as Assistant Attorney General in the Special Litigation Unit of the Oregon Department of Justice. In that role, she managed all aspects of litigation while defending state statutes and policies in state and federal courts. She also advised over 15 state agencies and the Governor’s Office on litigation strategies and risk evaluations.
Shaunee is experienced in managing high-profile, complex cases with broad public policy implications from strategy development to resolution, including cases of first impression regarding constitutional and administrative law issues. Her experience includes developing and implementing comprehensive case strategies, overseeing large-scale and document-intensive discovery, managing e-discovery and fact development, taking and defending depositions, as well as drafting and arguing dispositive motions.
“Miller Nash has a well-earned reputation in the legal community for excellence,” said Shaunee. “I’m looking forward to this opportunity to contribute to that standing while also expanding my practice.”
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 Shaunee Morgan
Shaunee brings a calm, steady and disciplined hand to her legal practice, especially while helping clients navigate unique challenges in complex circumstances. Clients can count on her for honest advice and practical solutions centered on their long-term goals. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of Pennsylvania and her master’s degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She earned her law degree at the University of Pennsylvania.
