Chambers and Partners has once again recognized prominent regional law firm Miller Nash in its 2023 Chambers USA Guide. The firm received seven state practice area rankings, one national ranking, and 20 individual attorney recognitions. The Chambers USA Guide ranks the top attorneys and law firms throughout the United States based on practice location. The recognition celebrates firms and attorneys who have had notable achievements, strategic practice area growth and outstanding client service.
Miller Nash was ranked among the top in the region in these seven practice areas: Bankruptcy/Restructuring, Corporate/M&A, Intellectual Property, Labor & Employment, Litigation: General Commercial, Real Estate and Real Estate: Zoning/Land Use. The firm was also ranked among the top nationwide in Cannabis Law.
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Miller Nash ranked practice areas:
- Cannabis Law (USA: Nationwide)
- Bankruptcy/Restructuring (WA)
- Corporate/M&A (OR)
- Intellectual Property (OR)
- Labor & Employment (OR)
- Litigation: General Commercial (OR)
- Real Estate (OR)
- Real Estate: Zoning/Land Use (OR)
Miller Nash recognized attorneys by practice area:
Bankruptcy/Restructuring
- John Knapp (WA)
- David Neu (WA)
Cannabis Law
- Benjamin Pirie (USA: Nationwide)
- Christine Masse (USA: Nationwide)
Corporate/M&A
- Mary Ann Frantz (OR)
- Erich Merrill (OR)
- David Post (OR)
Environment
- Suzanne Lacampagne (OR)
- Trajan Perez (CA)
Insurance
- Nancy Kornegay (TX)
Intellectual Property
- Robert Cumbow (WA)
- Paul Havel (OR)
Labor & Employment
- Clemens Barnes (WA)
- Jeff Chicoine (OR)
- Naomi Haslitt (OR)
Litigation: General Commercial
- Seth Row (OR)
- Thomas Sand (OR)
Real Estate
- Jonathon Goodling (OR)
- George Kaai (WA)
Real Estate: Zoning/Land Use
- Jeffrey Condit (OR)
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