2019–2020 Annual Report Summer 2020 JUSTICE CONNECTS

Your record-breaking year helps connect legal aid to clients harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

wenty-nine years ago, lawyers launched the • Legal aid continues to provide critical legal population continues to grow, legal problems will TCampaign for Equal Justice’s first annual fund drive representation in domestic violence cases at a time also multiply. to support Oregon’s civil legal aid programs. Since when domestic violence survivors may be isolated then, the legal community has contributed over $30 with their abusers. That is why your continued support is so critical. In million to the annual fund drive, plus almost $2 million Oregon, we believe in justice for all, not just for those • Legal aid has expanded a statewide hotline to help to CEJ’s endowment fund. Last year, you really outdid who can afford it. Legal aid provides fairness for all in more clients with legal issues related to unemployment yourselves, raising a record-breaking $1.8 million for the justice system, regardless of economic status. It insurance, medical needs, and other public benefits. legal aid! These funds will be a big help to legal aid as helps people protect their livelihoods, housing, health, they support clients who are struggling through the • Legal aid is advocating for the health and safety for safety, and families. Ensuring access to justice is a COVID-19 pandemic. vulnerable Oregonians, including farmworkers and proud tradition in the Oregon legal profession. homeless individuals. As the COVID-19 crisis continues to impact our The 2020-21 annual fund drive kicks off this communities, more people will have new and Just as legal aid is an essential part of the response September. Let’s continue to break records and do our unanticipated civil legal problems. Lawyers are trained to this crisis, legal aid will be a critical component of best to stay connected with each other and with our to spot issues and quickly pivot to solve problems. Our the economic recovery in our communities. Prior to vulnerable neighbors who have lost so much to the three Oregon legal aid programs are doing just that. COVID-19, we were meeting 15% of the civil legal COVID-19 crisis. Together, we can make a difference. They have responded quickly and comprehensively to needs of low-income Oregonians. Now, as the poverty Together, we are legal aid. the new challenges presented by the pandemic and economic crisis. • Offices serving all 36 Oregon counties remain open for clients by phone, email, and video conferencing. • Legal aid is providing extensive information to the public about important changes in landlord-tenant law, public benefits, and employment law.

Legal Aid Helps People Understand Their Rights egal aid attorneys Kathryn McNeill and Mike LPijanowski participated in a community education webinar with U.S. Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici and . Kathryn and Mike helped answer legal questions from Oregonians affected by the pandemic. Legal aid’s expertise and client education materials have been shared widely by the Oregon Health Authority, many local governments, Top: Janice Morgan, LASO; and Marisa Samuelson and Kelsey Top: Martha Walters, , at the and other important community partners. Through Heilman, OLC, at Party Under the Stars. Annual Awards Luncheon. these collaborative efforts, we are reaching more Bottom: Andrea Malone, LASO; Kathryn Olney, SAIF Corp; and Rep Bottom: Hon Steven Bushong, Multnomah County Presiding Judge; people than ever before. Cheri Helt, Oregon Legislature, at the Central Oregon Luncheon. Ed Harnden, Barran Liebman; and Hon , Oregon Supreme Court, at the Advisory Committee Meeting.

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VISIONARIES David A Lokting Jane Carlin Eric A Grasberger Kenneth Manne Dean T Sandow Individual Contributors of $5,000 Molly K Marcum Hon Suzanne Bradley Chanti Derek Douglas Green David B Markowitz Jeffrey D Sapiro and above Julia Elizabeth Markley & Breeze Chanti Douglas D Hagen Hon Jean Kerr Maurer Andrew M Schpak Cynthia L Bauerly Christine B Mason Jeffrey P Chicoine Sarah I Hale Wendy McIndoo Harold B Scoggins, III Larry A Brisbee Michael Mason Linda Clingan Gabrielle A Hansen Walter W McMonies, Jr Penny H Serrurier & Michael Templeton Randy & Robin Compton Katherine A McDowell Robert J Harris Tara Kaylene Millan Peter L Serrurier Roger A Cooke & Joan Cirillo Ed & Sara Clay Goodman Erich W Merrill Jr & Laura IB Diane Henkels Todd A Mitchell Kerry J Shepherd Merrill Maya R & Margaret Janay Haas Crawford Peacock Sara Christina Heskett Chris Morgan Francine Shetterly John Casey Mills Stephen C Hall Craig A Crispin Christopher K Heuer Janice R Morgan Lane P Shetterly Keil M Mueller Sandra A Hansberger & David David W Criswell Thomas & Cyndy Hillier Molly Jo Mullen Charmin B Shiely Barr Toan-Hao B Nguyen John B Rocky Dallum Audrey B Hirsch Mike Naeve Andrew U Shull Edwin A Harnden Carol Noonan Dallas Steven DeLuca Charlotte Hodde Hon Lynn R Nakamoto Michael R Silvey Natalie L Hocken Darcy Michele Norville Kimberly Despeaux Molly Kitchel Honore Paul Neese Derek D Simmons Anna Marie Joyce & Tami J Parr Mary J Oberst Aleta E Doerr Charles F Hudson William F Nessly, Jr Hon Ann Marie Simmons John Moot Milo E Ormseth Michael & Cheryl Dotten Richard C Hunt Cathryn Newson Patrick J Simpson Amy Joseph Pedersen Yoona Park Susan F Drake Hon Mary & Art James James B Northrop Joan P Snyder J Randolph Pickett Jennifer H Rackstraw John J Dunbar Wilson Scott Jarrell Kathryn Olney Anna Sortun Waylon J Pickett Guy A Randles Jeffrey M Edelson Drew L Johnson Hon Darleen Ortega Darsee Staley Michael M Schnitzer Martha L Rice Nicole C Elgin Nicholas A Kampars Turid L Owren Michael R Stebbins Hon Gregory F & Dale H Silver Peter C Richter Stephen F English Lee D Kell Douglas S Parker C Robert Steringer N Robert & Barre Stoll Joshua & Racheli Karlinsky Ross John N Estes, III Albert N Kennedy Sara Parsons Kristin H Sterling Roslyn Lipton Tucker Suzanne Rowe & Mark Corley Kathleen A Evans Bill & Susan Kirtley Jocelyn Claire Pease Diane S Sykes Roy W Tucker Kurt W Ruttum Linda K Eyerman Kimberley J Kitzmiller Alan C Perkins Christine E Thelen Hon L Randall Weisberg Peter Sage Andrea M Farley Glenn Klein Marc D Perrin Trisha Thompson Louis D Savage William P Ferranti Adam C Kobos Joseph E Piucci Bernie Thurber & Jerralyn Ness Robert A Shlachter Valerie Fisher Robert Koch Stephen V Piucci Iris Tilley BENEFACTORS Hon Michael H Simon Individual Contributors of $2,000 Heather M Fossity Hon Paula J Kurshner Marie Porter Thomas H Tongue Thomas W & Becky Sondag to $4,999 Margo S Fowler Shay LaBray Travis S Prestwich Donald & Cynthia Trelstad John W Stephens Ann & Rob Armstrong Lorey H Freeman Wayne D Landsverk Lisa F Rackner Evans W Van Buren, Jr Karen Stolzberg Kathleen Barron Laura and Ron Fritz Frank V Langfitt, III Hon Thomas J Rastetter E Walter Van Valkenburg David F Sugerman Jeffrey M Batchelor Sara L Gabin William L Larkins, Jr Kathleen J Rastetter Mary K VanderWeele Charles S Tauman Kathleen Beaufait John C Gartland Shayda Zaerpoor Le Sean Patrick Ray Mark R Wada Nancy S Tauman Steven C Berman Linda Jean Gast Andrew Lee Traci Renee Ray Stephen & Mabsie Walters Bradley F Tellam Gary M Berne William A Gaylord Rosalind M Lee Hon David F Rees Peter A Werner Andrea H Thompson Rep Suzanne Bonamici Charles D Gazzola Rodney E Lewis, Jr Linly F Rees Paul Wight Valerie Athena Tomasi Carmen M Calzacorta Michael J Gentry Richard F Liebman Joe B & Marian Richards Steven M Wilker Wm Randolph Turnbow Thomas Chow Hon Timothy C Gerking Hon Morgan Wren Long Jeffrey G Robertson Kirsten Williams John H VanLandingham, IV Donald J Churnside Benjamin Gifford Mark A Long Joan Robinson Charles R Williamson David Wade William L Clydesdale Josh M Goldberg Sarah M Lowe Hon Ilisa Rooke-Ley Harry Wilson Jennifer S & Lee Wagner Amie V Colby Michael B Goldstein David R Ludwig David M Rosen Donald Winfree Hon Jeffrey G Condit Monica A Goracke Jesse D Lyon Elden M & Marjorie Rosenthal Jason Edward Wolf Heather L Weigler Timothy J Conway Corbett Gordon Kirk B Maag Renee E Rothauge Jennifer L Woodhouse Hon Merri Souther Wyatt Sarah J Crooks Denise Nicole Gorrell Janice L Mackey Thomas C Sand Sen Ron L Wyden Ira Zarov Andrew Davis Theresa K Deibele Timothy S DeJong CHAMPIONS Keith S Dubanevich Individual Contributors of $1,000 to $1,999 William G Earle Lea Ann Easton Richard D Adams Amy Edwards Thomas Richard Adams Ed & Sue Einowski Carole F Alexander David A Ernst Robert L Allen Michael J Esler Adell Amos Brian Evans Amy L Angel Brien Flanagan & Carol Noonan Kenneth S Antell Morris J Galen Howard G Arnett Gerry Gaydos Hon G Philip Arnold Kirk H Gibson Jonathan & Deanne Ater Peter H Glade Nelson D Atkin, II Sara N Gray David C Baca S Ward Greene Paula A Barran Ronald L Greenman Laura Beane Michael E Haglund J David Bennett Christine L Hein John A Bennett James K Hein Jonathan A Bennett Cynda Herbold Carol J Bernick Henry H Hewitt Paul S Bierly Lisa A Kaner Lauren F Blaesing Matthew H Kehoe Daniel A Blaufus Keith A Ketterling Bryana L Blessinger Elizabeth C Knight Anton J Bokal Ethan D Knight Donovan L Bonner Hon Theodore Kulongoski Todd Bradley Margaret B Kushner Kristin L Bremer Moore Hon Erin C Lagesen Nathan Charles Brunette Above Top: Hon Greg Silver, Multnomah County Above Top: Julia Markley, Perkins Coie; and Wayne Above Top: Elizabeth Knight, Dunn Steve D Larson Lawrence B Burke Circuit Court; Ward Greene, Williams Kastner Landsverk, Miller Nash Graham & Dunn, at the Annual Carney, and John Moot at the Debra Fee Jing Lee & Peter Sage Dean Marcilynn Burke Susan Burkhardt Greene & Markley; and Dale Silver at the Advisory Awards Luncheon. Advisory Committee Meeting Benjamin Leedy Committee Meeting. Justin D Leonard Trevor R Caldwell Above Bottom: Sandy Hansberger and Mark Wada, Above Bottom: Linda Clingan and Above Bottom: Hon , Oregon Supreme Farleigh Wada Witt, at the Advisory Committee Meeting. Bernie Thurber at the Annual Kenneth Lerner Barry P Caplan Robert Lane Carey Court, and Hon Mary James, Marion County Circuit Awards Luncheon. Stephen E Lewis Court, at the Marion-Polk Luncheon. 2 Justice Circle Donors Table of Contents

The Justice Circle was created in 2017 as an ongoing, automatic, monthly donation program that Top Firm, Corporate Portland Regional Office Service helps to sustain legal aid. We thank our monthly Justice Circle donors: & Group Contributions 4 Area Donors 15 Adell Amos Thomas M Horgan Shari C & Toste Nilsson Farmworker Programs 4 Your Support Makes a Difference 16 James A Arneson Lucinda Delph Jackson Jessica D Osborne Amanda J Austin Naomi D Johnson Kelci Paiva Volunteers 5 What You Support 18 Daniel A Blaufus Tiffany Keast J Adam Peterson Anton J Bokal Tom Kranovich Catherine Petrecca NAPOLS Program 5 Portland Area Recap 21 Eden Rose Brown Shonee D Langford Jane Ribadeneyra Melinda L Bruce Jennifer S Lloyd Hon Beth L Roberts Guardians of Justice 6 Southern Oregon Region Donors 24 Melisa A Button Jennifer M Geiger Longman Joan Robinson Defenders of Justice 7 Southern Oregon Luncheon 25 Nora E Coon Brena Moyer Lopez Jeremy S Rogers Susan R Cournoyer Hon Valeri L Love Kurt W Ruttum Justice Council 7 Call to Action 26 Kent Crawford Ian David Macleod Hon Gregory F & Dale H Silver Maya R & Margaret Sara J Mangan Adrian Tobin Smith Albany Service Area Donors 8 Oregon Trial Lawyers Crawford Peacock Kimberley Mansfield Brent H Smith Association Contributors 27 Kieran John Curley Aruna A Masih Lauren A Sommers Central Oregon Service Area Donors 8 Hon Matthew J Donohue Maureen McGee Naomi L Stacy Special Award Recipients 27 Debra Dority Sarah Susannah Miller Kristin H Sterling Central Oregon Luncheon 9 Margaret Y Gander-Vo Luke Moen-Johnson Trisha Thompson Among Us 28 John C Gerhard, IV Rebecca L Morgan Donald & Cynthia Trelstad Clackamas County Donors 9 Mary Lou Haas & Daniel Rufener Julie R Vacura Bar Association & Section Tiffany R Hamilton Stephen W Morgan Hon Debra K Vogt Thanks to Our Event Sponsors 9 Contributions 28 Emily Heilbrun Faith Marie Morse Richard L Williams Hillsboro Regional Office Amber A Hollister Elizabeth Newcomb Jennifer L Woodhouse Foundation & Corporate Grants Service Area Donors 10 & Contributions 28 Hon Benjamin Bloom, Jackson County Circuit Court, Brena Moyer Lopez, Oregon Department of Justice Lane County Donors 10 In Honor and In Memory 29 and J Adam Peterson, Oregon Department of Justice, and Cristela Delgado-Daniel, Oregon Court of Appeals, at the Southern Oregon Luncheon. at the Marion-Polk Luncheon. Lane County Luncheon 11 OWLS Contributions 30 Lincoln County Donors 12 Endow Now! 31 Marion-Polk Service Area Donors 12 The Barrie Herbold Fund 31 Marion-Polk Luncheon 13 Legacy Partners Circle/ Endow Now! Initiative 31 Ontario Service Area Donors 13 CEJ Board & Advisory Committee 31 Out of State Donors 14 CEJ's 30th Anniversary Pendleton Service Area Donors 14 - A Year to Celebrate 32 CEJ Statewide Co-Chairs 14 Laf-Off 32

Justice and Equity Cups EJ helps connect volunteers, donors, legal aid is holding on to the Equity Cup after once again increasing Clawyers, and low-income Oregonians in regions their participation, this year by an amazing 75%! Almost across the state. Our volunteers promote increased 27% of Grants Pass lawyers gave to the Campaign. awareness about the civil legal needs of low-income What can you do to help your region win the Justice or Oregonians and encourage participation among their Equity Cup next year? Donate! Spread the word and peers. Committees hold monthly meetings and encourage others to donate, too! assign outreach efforts. County bar associations also chip in, making financial contributions and using To see the numbers for any region, check out the detailed their newsletters as a way to update people about standings on the CEJ’s website: https://cej-oregon.org/ legal aid and recognize donors. Committees reach justice-cup/ out to volunteers to draft and sign fundraising letters. It is an impressive and coordinated effort. By encouraging a friendly competition in giving among all of the regions of the state, the Justice Cup and Equity Cup capture the spirit of Oregon lawyers supporting equal justice for all Oregonians. The Justice Cup is awarded to the region in the state with the highest percentage of lawyers giving to the Campaign. The Equity Cup goes to the region with the best improvement in participation after meeting at least a 10% giving threshold. We had impressive efforts in many regions this year, but once again the southern Oregon regions of Above Top: Keil Mueller, Stoll Berne; Shayda Le, Barran Liebman; Nick Jackson County and Grants Pass were standouts. Kampars, Wildwood Law Group; Molly Marcum, Keating Jones Hughes; and Liz Lampson, Davis Rothwell, at the Advisory Committee Meeting. Jackson County is taking home the Justice Cup for an incredible seventh consecutive year, with almost Above Bottom: Francine Shetterly and Jeff Armistead, both with the Oregon Court of Appeals, at the Marion-Polk Luncheon. 41% of the lawyers in the community donating to CEJ Debra Lee, Center for NonProfit Legal Services, with the Justice Cup, (the statewide average is around 20%). Grants Pass and Amanda Thorpe, Cauble Cauble & Selvig, with the Equity Cup at the Annual Awards Luncheon. 3 Top Firm, Corporate, and Group Contributions 2019

Total donations include gifts from firms of 2 or more lawyers (this includes firm gifts and gifts from individual firm members); corporations, funds, schools, organizations, and trusts (and their employees); gifts from individual group members; and/or in-kind donations. Portland Region Donors $797,132 Hershner Hunter LLP $6,650 Employees of the Oregon Office of Legislative Counsel $2,326 Champion Donors $581,792 Portland General Electric and its Employees $6,545 First Interstate Bank and its Employees $2,100 Portland Region Large Firm Donors $375,777 Brophy Schmor LLP $6,400 Employees of the Oregon Office of Administrative Hearings $2,050 Members of Oregon Women Lawyers $227,542 Employees of the School of Law $5,991 Employees of Meyer Memorial Trust $2,000 Gifts to CEJ’s Endowment Fund $206,760 Williams Kastner Greene & Markley $5,695 Piucci Law $2,000 Portland Region Mid-Size Firm Donors $173,763 Pickett Dummigan McCall LLP $5,500 Cauble Cauble & Selvig LLP $1,850 CEJ Advisory Committee Members $151,636 Precision Castparts and its Employees $5,500 Gevurtz Menashe $1,990 Members of the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association $100,827 Donor Advised Funds of Schwab Charitable $5,475 Albany Region Donors $1,830 Stoel Rives LLP $84,052 Foster Garvey $5,271 Morel Ink $1,816 Lane County Donors $82,452 Grotefeld Hoffmann LLP $5,200 Professional Liability Fund and its Employees $1,725 Marion-Polk Region Donors $76,551 Tomasi Salyer Martin $5,150 Employees of the Eugene City Attorney’s Office $1,720 CEJ Endowment Distribution from Hobbs Straus Dean & Walker LLP $5,010 Johnson Johnson Lucas & Middleton $1,685 the Oregon Community Foundation $54,945 adidas $5,000 Employees of the Campaign for Equal Justice $1,665 Tonkon Torp LLP $53,241 Berkshire Hathaway Energy Co $5,000 Employees of SAIF Corporation $1,660 Stoll Berne $47,200 Gaylord Eyerman Bradley PC $5,000 Employees of Willamette University College of Law $1,639 and its Employees $46,689 Karnopp Petersen LLP $4,856 Lafky & Lafky $1,565 CEJ Board Members $47,068 Heritage Bank and its Employees $4,825 Employees of the Portland City Attorney’s Office $1,508 Hillsboro Region Donors $46,608 Larkins Vacura Kayser LLP $4,666 Cable Huston LLP $1,500 Members of the OSB Board of Governors Garrett Hemann Robertson PC $4,250 Stebbins & Coffey $1,500 and House of Delegates $44,807 Samuels Yoelin Kantor LLP $4,095 Foster Denman LLP $1,400 Event Sponsors $42,991 Esler Stephens & Buckley LLP $4,080 Roseburg Region Donors $1,385 Jackson County Donors $36.071 Ring Bender LLP $4,000 Saalfeld Griggs PC $1,337 Rose E Tucker Charitable Trust $35,000 Wyse Kadish LLP $3,994 Employees of the Oregon Judicial Department $1,330 Troutman Sanders LLP $33,942 Marion County Bar Association $3,840 The Corson & Johnson Law Firm $1,250 Employees of the Oregon Circuit Courts $32,934 Kell Alterman & Runstein LLP $3,773 Drew L Johnson PC $1,240 Lane Powell PC $32,613 Davis Rothwell Earle & Xóchihua PC $3,706 Brinich & Bertalan LLP $1,200 Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt $32,158 Employees of the US Attorney's Office $3,665 Element IP $1,200 Central Oregon Region Donors $30,453 Pacific West Bank & its Employees $3,550 Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP $1,150 Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP $30,572 Employees of the US District Court $3,539 Luvaas Cobb $1,150 Barran Liebman LLP $29,785 Columbia Bank $3,500 Employees of the Clackamas County Counsel $1,100 Markowitz Herbold PC $29,478 Coos Bay Region Donors $3,500 Ontario Region Donors $1,150 Perkins Coie LLP $29,448 Keating Jones Hughes PC $3,500 Willamette Valley Bank $1,100 Dunn Carney LLP $28,123 Shetterly Irick & Ozias $3,420 Coos County Bar Association $1,050 Employees of the Oregon Department of Justice $21,341 Watkinson Laird Rubenstein PC $3,304 Buchalter Ater Wynne $1,040 Oregon State Bar Sections $20,770 Harrang Long Gary Rudnick PC $3,140 Evans Batlan Getchell LLC $1,040 Employees of the Oregon Association of Legal Aid Programs $19,787 Buchanan Angeli Altschul & Sullivan LLP $3,120 Kilmer Voorhees & Laurick PC $1,040 Davis Wright Tremaine LLP $18,878 Bullivant Houser Bailey PC $3,098 Employees of the Port of Portland $1,020 Donor Advised Funds of the Oregon Community Foundation $18,500 Ball Janik LLP $3,079 Lindsay Hart $1,020 Donor Advised Funds of Fidelity Charitable $17,100 Sussman Shank LLP $3,068 Employees of the Oregon Office of Public Defense Services $1,005 Multnomah Bar Association and its Employees $12,062 Crispin Employment Law $3,050 The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company $1,000 Farleigh Wada Witt $11,528 Rogue Law Firm PC $3,000 Bend Immigration Group $1,000 Senior Judges $11,011 Dorsay & Easton LLP $2,950 Davis Hearn Anderson & Turner $1,000 Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP $11.025 Heltzel Williams PC $2,865 Devlin Law PC $1,000 Nike & its Employees $10,600 Haglund Kelley Jones $2,815 Dunbar Law LLC $1,000 Gleaves Swearingen LLP $10,500 Bodyfelt Mount $2,790 Gazzola & Hull PC $1,000 Klarquist Sparkman LLP $10,500 Donor Advised Funds of the Oregon Gillaspy & Rhode PLLC $1,000 McDowell Rackner Gibson PC $10,380 Jewish Community Foundation $2,750 Harris Velázquez Gibbens $1,000 Hall Energy Law PC $10,000 Donor Advised Funds of Vanguard Charitable $2,750 High Desert Law LLC $1,000 Employees of the Oregon Court of Appeals $9,811 Bullard Law $2,753 Hitt Hiller Monfils Williams LLP $1,000 Pioneer Trust Bank and its Employees $8,560 Collier Law $2,650 Jackson County Bar Association $1,000 Gaydos Churnside & Balthrop PC $8,540 Littler Mendelson PC $2,565 Jaques Sharp Attorneys $1,000 Avangrid Renewables $7,340 Standard Insurance Co and its Employees $2,520 Kroll & Johnson PC $1,000 Employees of the Oregon Supreme Court $7,315 Employees of Our Oregon $2,500 Oregon Law Group PC $1,000 Grants Pass Region Donors $6,995 Sugerman Law Office $2,500 Radler White Parks & Alexander LLP $1,000 Hutchinson Cox Coons Orr & Sherlock PC $6,950 Skadden Arps $2,493 Rizzo Mattingly Bosworth PC $1,000 Brisbee & Stockton LLC $6,850 Leonard Law Group $2,433 Swanson Lathen Prestwich $1,000 Holland & Knight LLP $6,829 Intel Corporation and its Employees $2,397 Wildwood Law Group $1,000

Farmworker Programs hile employment, health, safety, and housing have long been priorities for legal aid’s farmworker Wprograms, they have taken on new urgency as the COVID-19 pandemic threatens the lives of farmworkers and their families and friends. Farmworkers are unable to work from home and often live in housing that isn’t conducive to social distancing. Legal aid has been involved in administrative agency advocacy aimed at increasing safe living and working conditions for this vulnerable group. They are also working on client education efforts around COVID-19 concerns. These efforts include education about social distancing, safety, and sanitation in the workplace, help filing for unemployment benefits and other public benefits, help gaining access to leave protections, and advocating to prevent evictions for the duration of the pandemic. The farmworker programs are also sending out weekly e-mails to community partners to share key legal information about available protections and benefits, developing community materials, doing Spanish language radio shows, and hosting Zoom/Facebook Hillsboro OLC Farmworker Office. events on tax issues for immigrant families. Julie Samples, Sara Mangan, Camila Cossio, Valentin Sanchez

4 Volunteers

Richard D Adams Andrew R Doyle Matthew H Kehoe Stephanie M Palmblad Julie R Vacura Gabriel Matthew Weaver Jacqueline Alarcon Elisa J Dozono Daniel L Keppler Jane Paulson Heather J Van Meter Robert C Weaver, Jr Hon Cheryl A Albrecht William G Earle Tyler J Killeen Beverly C Pearman E Walter Van Valkenburg Heather L Weigler Casondra Albrecht Jeffrey M Edelson James Allen Aiken Klonoski Haley Elizabeth Percell Angelica R Vega Peter A Werner Scott J Aldworth Amy Edwards Elizabeth C Knight Joanna T Perini-Abbott Michelle Vlach-Ing Garrett West Felipe Alonso, III KL Edwards Ethan D Knight J Adam Peterson Tyler John Volm Molly Wijers Noam Amir-Brownstein Paul R Ehrlich Rep Holly E Pettit Kimberlee M Petrie Volm Charles R Williamson Kelly Andersen Grant McKenzie Elder Hilary K Krane Stephen V Piucci Mark R Wada Jennifer A Williamson Karen E Anderson Nicole C Elgin Tom Kranovich Amy Potter James T Waldron Ross M Williamson Lydia Anderson-Dana Philip Emerson Anthony D Kuchulis Travis S Prestwich Hon Nan G Waller Theresa (Terry) L Wright Hon Robyn Aoyagi Allen E Eraut Kevin T Lafky Floyd F Prozanski, Jr Hon Martha Lee Walters Hon Merri Souther Wyatt E Nani Apo Aurelia Erickson Hon Erin C Lagesen Holly R Puckett R Michelle Watkins Ira Zarov Jeffrey Armistead Kathy Evans Elizabeth E Lampson John Cathcart Rake Hon Ulanda L Watkins Christine Zenthoefer Howard G Arnett Kathleen A Evans Wayne D Landsverk Thomas Raymond Rask, III Hon Thomas A Balmer Berit L Everhart Frank V Langfitt, III Kathleen J Rastetter early 300 lawyers and judges volunteered to help Nellie Q Barnard Drew Lawrence Eyman Jorge Lara Traci Renee Ray with the Campaign’s education and outreach efforts Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman Elliott Farren Steve D Larson Hon N Danielle Benderly Joshua D Feil Shayda Zaerpoor Le Liani J Reeves to maintain state and federal funding for legal aid, or Hon Channing Bennett Erin A Fennerty Debra FJ Lee Peter C Richter helped with the annual fund drive. Thank you to our Amber A Beyer Brien Joseph Flanagan Eric B Lindauer Shayna M Rogers volunteers for their deep commitment to supporting civil Marco A Boccato Shannon L Flowers David J Linthorst David M Rosen legal aid! Rep Suzanne Bonamici Hon Christopher Garrett Matthew D Longtin Hon Ellen F Rosenblum Hon Allison R Boomer John C Gartland Brena Moyer Lopez Joshua L Ross Legal aid and the CEJ also extend their gratitude to Paul Bovarnick Gerry Gaydos Sarah M Lowe Hopi Costello Ruplin lawyers who have provided pro bono services through Kristin L Bremer Moore Janna M Giesbrecht-McKee Scott C Lucas Laura Renee Salerno Owens legal aid’s many pro bono programs, providing 7118 Larry A Brisbee Hon Timothy C Gerking Hon Angela M Franco Lucero Marisa Antonia Samuelson hours of free legal assistance. We acknowledge their Thomas W Brown Rima I Ghandour Deborah R Lush Daniel P Santos essential support throughout the state – thank you! Cierra D Brown Leone Gholston Janice L Mackey Christine Elizabeth Sargent Gov Kristie L Gibson Andrea K Malone Louis D Savage Gavin W Bruce Chelsea Glynn Julia Manela Justin C Sawyer Michele Buck-Romero Olivia C Godt Molly K Marcum Andrew M Schpak Jacquelyn Bunick Dmitriy S Golosinskiy Jeremy A Markiewicz Jessica A Schuh Nathan D Burcham Monica A Goracke Julia Elizabeth Markley Rachele R Selvig Dean Marcilynn Burke Denise Nicole Gorrell Holly Jordan Martinez Mitra Shahri Laura C Caldera Beatrice N Grace Debra Cohen Maryanov Neal S Shechter Carmen M Calzacorta S Ward Greene Marti McCausland Lane P Shetterly Dominic M Campanella Ronald L Greenman Paul F McClay Charmin B Shiely Barry P Caplan Tracy L Gregg Maureen McGee Hon Kamala H Shugar Jeff J Carter Ari D Halpern Jeana M McGlasson Andrew U Shull Melissa E Chapman Sandra A Hansberger Tracy M McGovern Dale Silver Jeremy Chase Edwin A Harnden R Everett Meadows Hon Gregory F Silver Bryan K Churchill Kelsey Heilman Matthew N Miller Hon Michael H Simon John C Clarke Christine L Hein Todd A Mitchell Michael J Sirtori Paige Elaine Clarkson Diane Henkels Jacqueline Tokiko Mitchson Vicki L Smith Dale Silver, CEJ volunteer extraordinaire, enjoying the show at Laf-Off. Mary Kate Clason Erika Ann Hente Eric B Mitton Georgia R Smithee Erica A Clausen Sara Christina Heskett Katarzyna Mlynski Samantha Sondag Linda D Clingan Henry H Hewitt Sonia A Montalbano Thomas W Sondag G Valerie Colas Audrey B Hirsch Hon Josephine H Mooney Hon Benjamin N Souede NAPOLS Ryan W Collier John Hummel John Moot Richard G Spier Nicole Rachael Commissiong Scott M Hutchinson Janice R Morgan Ariel Stavitsky he Native American Program of Legal Aid Services Sadie Y Concepcion Hon Mary M James Stephen W Morgan Michael R Stebbins Tof Oregon (NAPOLS) represents low-income Christine R Costantino Gina Anne Johnnie Keil M Mueller N Robert Stoll tribes, Native organizations, and tribal members. Lorelei Craig Adrian A Johnson Nicholas J Naumes Dana Sullivan They focus on priorities set by the communities they Sarah J Crooks Ed Johnson Paul Neese Shane P Swilley serve, including tribal court enhancement, tribal Robert Cruzen Naomi D Johnson Hon Adrienne C Nelson Diane S Sykes sovereignty, and organizational development. They Tim Cunningham David A Johnson Casey M Nokes Sebastian Tapia help clients on a variety of issues, such as access to Tim Cupani Lara Johnson Kelly D Noor Kara Ellis Tatman safe and affordable housing, public benefits, tribal Eric T Dahlin Todd R Johnston Vanessa A Nordyke Charles S Tauman Elizabeth A Davis Jennifer L Jonak Darcy Michele Norville Hon Katherine E Tennyson enrollment, and expungement cases. NAPOLS also Erin N Dawson Cassie K Jones Lucy Glenn Ohlsen Andrea H Thompson assists clients with estate planning, probate, trust Heather Wright Decker William K Kabeiseman Kathryn Olney Dawn Thompson land consolidation, and individual allotment Wayne Dickinson Nicholas A Kampars Jessica D Osborne Valerie Athena Tomasi management. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Michael C Dotten Hon Mustafa T Kasubhai Vinna Ottaviano Heather J Turk NAPOLS has been working with various partners to make sure the community knows that legal aid is available to current clients and prospective clients alike, and has helped many tribal members adversely affected by this crisis.

Woodburn OLC Farmworker Office. Hillsboro LASO Farmworker Office. Woodburn LASO Farmworker Office. Martha Izenson, Lani Petrulo, Fabio Apolito, Gabriel Moses, Mark Wilk, Veronica Digman McNassar, Marcelina Vega Paloma Dale, Brenda Bradley, Olga Bautista, Alex Boon, Laurie Hoefer, Rayven Settler Martinez, Shannon Garcia, Enrique Santos Anna Tavera-Weller Claudia Roldan 5 We extend a special thank you to Oregon law firms* who gave generously this year:

Guardians of Justice Firms/Organizations of two or more attorneys that averaged $1,000 or more per attorney

Barran Liebman LLP Crispin Esler Stephens Gaydos Churnside Employment Law & Buckley LLP & Balthrop PC

Gaylord Eyerman Grotefeld Hoffmann McDowell Rackner Piucci Law Bradley PC Gibson PC

Stoll Berne is proud to support the Campaign for Equal Justice! 209 SW Oak St., Ste. 500 | Portland, OR | 97204 | (503) 227-1600 | stollberne.com Ring Bender LLP Rogue Law Firm PC Shetterly Irick & Ozias Stoll Berne

Sugerman Law Office Troutman Sanders LLP

6 We extend a special thank you to Oregon law firms* who gave generously this year: *Firms with two or more lawyers

Defenders of Justice Firms/Organizations of two or more attorneys that averaged $500 or more per attorney

Avangrid Renewables Brophy Schmor LLP Collier Law The Corson & Dorsay & Easton LLP In memory of Lara L. Skidmore Johnson Law Firm

Dunn Carney LLP Farleigh Wada Witt Hobbs Straus Dean Lane Powell Leonard Law & Walker LLP Group LLC

Markowitz Herbold Perkins Coie LLP Pickett Dummigan Precision Castparts Stebbins & Coffey McCall LLP Legal Department

Stoel Rives LLP Swanson Lathen Tomasi Salyer Martin Tonkon Torp LLP Williams Kastner Prestwich PC Greene & Markley

Justice Council Firms/Organizations of two or more attorneys that averaged $301 or more per attorney

Bend Immigration Group LLC Evans Batlan Getchell LLC Karnopp Petersen LLP Bodyfelt Mount LLP Gazzola & Hull PC Larkins Vacura Kayser LLP Brinich & Bertalan LLP Gleaves Swearingen LLP Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP Buchanan Angeli Altschul & Sullivan LLP Heltzel Williams PC Employees of the Oregon Supreme Court Cauble Cauble & Selvig LLP Hershner Hunter LLP Portland General Electric Center for Nonprofit Legal Services Hutchinson Cox Coons Orr & Sherlock PC Two Spruce Law PC Cosgrave Vergeer Kester LLP Drew L Johnson PC Wyse Kadish LLP 7 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita)

Albany The Albany Regional Office continues to advocate for its clients on issues including domestic violence, healthcare, housing, landlord-tenant disputes, and homelessness— Service Area including working to address the city’s car camping ordinance targeting the homeless population. The office has increased its capacity and outreach to serve the Spanish- Counties: Linn and Benton speaking community in the area by hiring bilingual staff and building partnerships with Square Miles: 2,976 different stakeholders in the community. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the office Poverty Population: 46,754 has continued to help individuals in need of legal aid services, and has provided up-to- date information and materials about important changes in the law regarding public benefits, employment, and housing issues. Staff recognize there is a lot of uncertainty during this crisis, and as a trusted partner in the community, they have been working hard to make sure people are receiving accurate and timely information.

Law Office of Janet Boytano Legal Aid Services of Oregon Senior Judges Janet M Boytano Tomas Hernandez Hon Michael Jacob Collier William M Lunch & Kathy Pete Newman ■ Hewlett-Packard Oregon Circuit Courts CeeAnn Callahan Hon Matthew J Donohue Top Row: Tamara Smith, Tomas Hernandez, Yesenia Gutierrez Caroline A Kerl Curtis G Rose ■ Bottom Row: Richard Montgomery, Andrew Long, Patrice Behymer, Steven Crawford

Central Oregon During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Central Oregon office has been maintaining intake by serving clients via phone and virtual technology. While the intake staff have been Service Area teleworking from home, attorneys are working on new and current client matters, using technology like Google Voice to maintain contact with clients. With extra safety Counties: Crook, precautions made by the courts, attorneys have been able to represent clients in Deschutes, and Jefferson domestic violence cases that needed to go to trial. The office has seen an increase in Square Miles: 7,757 employment-related calls, and continues to advise clients on housing and family law Poverty Population: 40,908 matters. Staff attorneys have been working hard to stay abreast of new changes in the law, and have created statewide informational materials for use by clients during this difficult time.

Patti Adair ▲ Cental Oregon Halpern Law Group PC Merrill O'Sullivan LLP Bahrman Law LLC Intergovernmental Council Ari D Halpern ▲ Peter A Christoff Thomas & Amy Bahrman Peter Werner ● Hansen & Larson LLC Elizabeth Daniels Bailey & Yarmo LLP Patrick K Cougill Kristin M Larson ▲ Kristen Howard Aron D Yarmo Will Dennis Pamela Hardy Eric Taylor Baxter Harder LLC Deschutes County District Rep Cheri Helt Heather J Turk Attorney's Office Erica Strader High Desert Law LLC Greg W O'Neill Andrew R Doyle Bend Court Reporting David M Rosen ● Oregon Circuit Courts Stephen H Gunnels Top Row: Rosie Razo, Erin Levenick , Andrea Malone Bend Immigration Group LLC ◗ Terrill A Hyde Hon Wells B & Judith Ashby Bottom Row: Christine Zenthoefer, Adriana Medina, Lauren Guicheteau John Hummel Kendra Jimenez Baughman Steven Jamison Hon Beth M Bagley Jason Kropf Micaela Ashe Guthrie Karnopp Petersen LLP ◗ Hon Raymond D Crutchley Rosalie Matthews Lillian Quinn Peter Shepherd Callie G Killebrew Howard G Arnett ● Hon Bethany P Flint Stacy Neil Ronald L Roome John Sutter Bend La Pine Schools Jennilyn K Aston Hon Stephen P & Karen Forte ▲ Matthew Carl Nelson SAIF Corporation Helen C Tompkins Sharon R Smith Kurt E Barker Jeff Hall Daniel R Reesor Kathryn Olney ● Two Spruce Law PC ◗ City of Bend Benjamin Eckstein Oregon Crime Victims Law Center Deschutes County Legal Counsel Scheel Legal Patricia Louise Nelson Elizabeth Oshel Ellen H Grover ▲ Melanie Kebler David Doyle Kristin Scheel Downes ■ Van Vactor Law LLC Mary Alice Winters ▲ Brent S Kinkade Oregon Judicial Department Amy Heverly Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC Will Van Vactor Brinich & Bertalan LLP ◗ Erin K MacDonald Amy D Bonkosky Ann L Dodson Craig G Russillo Ward Grover & Ash Lisa N Bertalan ▲ Suzanne M McVicker Owyhee Weikel-Magden LLC Dwyer Williams Cherkoss Senior Judges Todd H Grover Kenneth L Brinich ▲ Attorneys PC Sarah Monkton Owyhee Weikel-Magden Hon Jack L Landau ■ Shelby Thomas Megan J Horner Timothy L Williams ■ Tyler J Moore Peterkin Burgess Hon Terry Ann Leggert Richard H Williams Brix Law LLP Elliott Riquelme & Wilson LLP Jon J Napier Megan Nelson Hon Michael C Sullivan Laura Craska Cooper Mario F Riquelme Anne Marie Nelson D Michael Pugh ■ Kyle D Wuepper ▲ Emerson Spencer LLC Josh Newton Bryant Lovlien & Jarvis PC Alison Michelle Emerson Ian J Osteen Garrett Chrostek Charles Fadeley Thomas J Sayeg Mary Kate Clason Law Office of Liz Fancher Michel L Wigney Alan R Dale, III Liz Fancher Sen Tim Knopp James A Fraser First Interstate Bank Kuhlman Law PLLC Lindsay E Gardner Andrea Zechmann Christopher J Kuhlman ■ Jeremy M Green Law Office of Jenny Rae Legal Aid Services of Oregon Heather J Hepburn Hansen Foreman LLC Andrea K Malone Melissa P Lande Jenny Rae Foreman Les Schwab Tire Centers Mark G Reinecke Francis Hansen & Martin LLP Bethany Chase Graham ■ John D Sorlie Alison G Hohengarten J Christian Malone Paul J Taylor Michael H McGean Lyn Orchard Mattei Brent N Wilkins Laura & Ron Fritz ● McCord & Hemphill LLC Eric Taylor, Merrill O’Sullivan; Peter Werner, Central Hon Terry Leggert, Senior Judge, and Melanie Gena Goodman-Campbell Carolan Law PC Brian T Hemphill Oregon Intergovernmental Council; and John Kebler, Oregon Crime Victims Law Center, at the Kevin Carolan ■ Mark Goracke Loralee McKee ■ Hummel, Deschutes County District Attorney, at the Central Oregon Luncheon. Nicholas Paul Granath Central Oregon Luncheon. 8 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area Central Oregon Luncheon •Nearly 100 members of the Central Oregon legal • Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel community attended this year, including many current delivered keynote remarks, explaining how legal aid is not and retired Circuit Court judges, along with State only on the front lines representing low-income Representatives Cheri Helt and Jack Zika. Oregonians in individual cases, but has also been integral in helping to change laws that were harmful to victims of • CEJ Central Oregon Steering Committee member Katie domestic violence or unfair to indigent parents in Clason emceed the event, and Andrea Malone and parental rights cases. As he so aptly stated, "the fight for Christine Zenthoefer of Legal Aid Services of Oregon’s justice is never over." Central Oregon Office highlighted Silvia’s story of Deschutes County Commissioner Alison Hohengarten, Francis Hansen Patti Adair and Ari Halpern, & Martin, and Bethany Chase escaping years of verbal, emotional, and physical abuse • Central Oregon lawyers contributed over $30,000 Halpern Law Group at the Central Graham, Les Schwab, at the with the help of their office. this year. Oregon Luncheon. Central Oregon Luncheon.

Clackamas The Portland Regional Office of Legal Aid Services of Oregon serves a multitude of clients in Clackamas County. The Clackamas County Bar partners with legal aid on an County expungement clinic to help remove barriers to housing and employment. A legal aid attorney is available part-time at “A Safe Place,” a family justice center located in See also: Portland Oregon City where victims of domestic violence can find comprehensive services. Regional Service Area

Bates Group LLC Clackamas County Counsel Dotten ADR Mia W Getlin J Anthony Ogden Kathleen J Rastetter ● Michael & Cheryl Dotten ● Gilbert Levy Bennett Cay Borduin Clackamas County District Draneas & Huglin PC Chin See Ming Cierra D Brown ■ Attorney's Office Brooks F Cooper Robert H Grant Lina Grace Rigsby Buckley Law PC Katharine Edwards Douglas S Green ■ Sonya Brumbaugh, Jill Mallery, and Rebecca Morgan Robert LeChevallier Clackamas County Sheriff's Office Fitzwater Law Hall Energy Law PC Katelyn Skinner Kimberley Anne Ybarra Daniela Holgate Jon S Henricksen Shaylene Bulger Anita M Crowther Paulette A Furness Dotty Holm ■ Oregon Circuit Courts Siemens PLM Software Robert R Calo ■ John Cupparo Sara L Gabin PC Lance Holm Hon Heather L Karabeika Mary D DelBalzo Richard Allen Carlson Law Office of Robert G Dolton Sara L Gabin ● Donna Hooton Hon Ann M Lininger Francine & Joe Smith Robert G Dolton Michael J Gentry ● Judith A Johansen Hon Susie L Norby Salina Stewart Kate Johnson Hon Thomas J Rastetter ● Maryruth Storer ▲ Trae Kilax Hon Kathie F Steele Summa Global Advisors LLC Teresa M Kraemer Hon Douglas & Leslie Van Dyk tcb coaching + consulting Kranovich Law Hon Todd L Van Rysselberghe Heather Wright Decker Tom Kranovich ■ Oregon Legal Center Teitelman Law Carol V Lavine Thomas A Noble Andrew E Teitelman Celia McDougal Pacific West Bank Vial Fotheringham LLP Lisa Almasy Miller Tatiana Gostev Noam Amir-Brownstein ■ Eve L Miller Dispute Resolution Kelci Paiva Nancy Wakefield Hon Eve L Miller Gabriel B Parton Lee Walhood Law Group LLC John Moot ✹ Peck Rubanoff Hatfield PC Kenneth L Walhood Dian Sharon Rubanoff Laura Walhood Kathi Rastetter, Clackamas County Counsel; John Janice Morgan, Legal Aid Services of Oregon; Holly David W Nebel Ellen Pullen Stephany Adriene Watson ▲ Mansfield, MansfieldLaw; and Kateri Walsh, Oregon Puckett, Lewis & Clark Law School; and Noam Amir- Northwest Bank State Bar, at the Advisory Committee Meeting. Brownstein, Vial Fotheringham, at the Advisory Gregory P Oliveros Jeremy S Rogers John Whang Committee Meeting. Donald Winfree ●

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✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita)

Hillsboro The Hillsboro Regional Office continues to work on civil legal issues faced by the most vulnerable populations in their service area. These issues include income maintenance, Regional Office health and disability benefits, domestic violence, affordable housing, and landlord- tenant disputes. They have also seen an increase in the number of clients with Service Area excessive court fines and fees related to municipal violations, such as traffic tickets and driving infractions. This causes severe stress and anxiety for clients because Counties: Washington, these violations are compounded with interest and fees that prevent clients from ever Columbia, Tillamook, getting ahead. Clatsop, and Yamhill Square Miles: 4,100 This year, the office received a grant awarded by the Washington County District Poverty Population: 116,065 Attorney's office to provide civil legal services to victims of crime. They are also launching a new pro bono eviction expungement clinic to remove the barrier of past evictions for individuals seeking housing.

Aaby Family Law PC Case & Dusterhoff LLP Scott M Hutchinson Mark J Lang ■ Erin K Jansen Lea A Gifford Elizabeth J Inayoshi Ross & Mary Lou Laybourn Back Row: Cassie Blake, Maria Sias, Celeste Mora, Trena Klohe, Law Offices of Alexzander CJ Douglas S Chiapuzio Intel Corporation Auggie Lloyd Maria Elenta Sataella, Heather Kemper Adams PC Thomas Chow ◆ Ann & Rob Armstrong ◆ William Lowe Front Row: Katie Freimuth, Sandra Alvarez, Michael Pijanowski, Alexzander CJ Adams Compass IP Law PC Mark F Friedman Arthur A Lutz Diane Henderson, Jamie Trinkle, Kathryn McNeill, Arash Karimi, Catherine Arnold Vanessa Yazicigil Susan D Isaacs McKean & Knaupp Attorneys LLC Gerald Lunn, Holly Pennock Nancy P Baker D Michael Dale Melissa James Benjamin D Knaupp Roland F Jerry Banks Bruce R DeBolt Kit A Jensen ■ Sue McKeon Illustration by 8-year-old Emma Lora, aspiring attorney and daughter of Sandra Alvarez. The Barnett Firm LLC Digimarc Corporation Jensen Draudt LLP Merrill O'Sullivan LLP Brittany A Marks Thomas M Horgan ■ James P Draudt ▲ Edna Gutierrez Beaverton City Attorney’s Office Peter J Duffy Stephanie A Jensen Roberta Michaels Oregon Law Group Schantz Law PC William B Kirby J Curtis Edmondson Barbara L Johnston Robert J Miller, Sr ■ Elia E Popovich ■ Laura L Schantz Bier Family Law LLC Laneé D Edwards Matthew H Kehoe ◆ Elizabeth Ng Oregon State Bar Schmidt & Yee PC Mark F Bierly Alice D Ellis Gaut Joan S Kelsey Nike Susan R Cournoyer Michael A Schmidt Patrick F Boileau Holly Factora Joyce Kent Margo S Fowler ● Helen M Hierschbiel Pamela E Yee U.S. Rep Suzanne Bonamici ◆ Ann Fisher / AF Legal & John S Knowles Mary K VanderWeele ● Amber A Hollister ■ Senior Judges Brisbee & Stockton LLC Consulting Services Eric Patrick Koetting Oregon Office of Dean P Land Hon Donald R Letourneau ✹ Administrative Hearings Larry A Brisbee Ann L Fisher Susan L Koetting Catherine Petrecca Hon Jill A Tanner Edward T Fu ◆ Sheri C Browning ■ Kroll & Johnson PC Jennifer H Rackstraw Gary Stein Hon Kirsten E Thompson Douglas B Gordon Hannah I McCausland Justin Johnson Charles E Smith Mark A Turner ■ John L Shadden ■ Charlie & Elaine Harris Oregon Circuit Courts Peter P Nguyen ■ Edward A Kroll Sarra M Yamin William E Smith Michael T Stone Harris & Bowker LLP Patrice Kuchulis Hon Cynthia L Easterday Beverly J Orth Stevens & Legal Amy D Brittan J Mackenzie Hogan Lisa Lam Hon Rebecca D Guptill Shawn Potts Michael Owen Stevens ▲ Robert D Bulkley ■ Harris Velázquez Gibbens Diane Lancon Hon Danielle J Hunsaker Professional Liability Fund Sheri Tellvik ● Robert J Harris Hon Ricardo J Menchaca John A Berge Vigilant Hon Kathleen J Proctor Carol J Bernick Diane W Buisman Left: Judith Baker, Oregon Law Hon Keith R Raines Barbara S Fishleder Karen E Davis Foundation; Monica Goracke, Hon Beth L Roberts ▲ Sharnel Korala Mesirow Washington County Counsel Oregon Education Association Oregon Law Center; and Amy Sarah Rhoads Troutt ■ Kimberly Anne SY Stuart Edwards, Stoel Rives, at the Adam Scott Arms Professional Liability Fund Washington County District Advisory Committee Meeting. Oregon Law Center Excess Program Attorney's Office John C Gerhard, IV ■ Right: Frank Langfitt, Miller Nash Heather Kemper Reinisch Wilson Weier PC Graham & Dunn, and Larry Sara J Mangan Christy Amber Doornink Rebecca Pihl Mehringer Brisbee, Brisbee & Stockton, at Jesse Neilson Jennifer E Dunn Traci Wheeler the Annual Awards Luncheon. Oregon Law Foundation Margaret S Robinson ■ Daryl D Wilson ■ Judith E Baker Louis D Savage ◆

Lane County The Lane County legal aid office continues its work on housing issues, including affordability and habitability issues and landlord-tenant disputes. In the midst of County: Lane COVID-19 and the economic impact of the pandemic, the office has seen an upsurge Square Miles: 4,554 in tenants seeking information about evictions. The staff have also been working with Poverty Population: 85,772 clients on access to health and public benefits, family law, expungement of records, and domestic violence cases. In October 2019, the Lane County office was awarded a three-year federal domestic violence grant, and they were also awarded a one-year grant from Spirit Mountain to support outreach to rural Lane County.

Alacrity Services Benjamin M Kearney Barbara K Bower PC The Corson & Johnson Law Firm ➤ Craig J Capon Gregory T Lusby Barbara K Bower Don Corson ■ Wayne E Allen John R Roberts Bromley Newton LLP Lara Christine Johnson ■ Felipe Alonso, III ▲ Rebecca Schapira Schwarzkopf William W Bromley Crawley Law LLC Back: Ami Nishiguuchi, Andrea Ciaston, Erika Hente, Elliot Farren, Dustin Glenn Anderson Scott T Bailey Melinda L Bruce ■ Patrick M Crawley Amy Scott, Sara Mader, Cyndee Haines, Steve Kanaga, John Kent Anderson Law Office Bassinger & Harvey BDI LLC dba Cafe Yumm! Diane M DePaolis ■ VanLandingham. Front: Connie Ramirez, Regina Perry, Kathie Kent Anderson ▲ Scott G Bassinger Chris Jirges ■ John C DeWenter PC Dolan, Darla Sanders, Jean Beachdel. Arnold Gallagher PC Bellwether Legal PC CC Reporting & Videoconferencing John C DeWenter ▲ Bradley S Copeland Michel Marie Rose Joshua A Clark Diment & Walker Ariana Denley Blue River Law PC Laurie L Clark Morgan D Diment Douglas County Individual Eris Conflict Resolution Practice Association Berit L Everhart Elisabeth A Holmes Columbia Bank Marcus I Vejar Meredith Holley David Wade ◆ Terence L Finley, Jr Lara Bovilsky Beatrice Dohrn ■ 10 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

Eugene City Attorney's Office Ellen Herman Caitlin Van Tassel Mitchell Luvaas Cobb Meng Ouyang University of Oregon School of Law Sivhwa Hwa Go Hershner Hunter LLP ◗ Leslie W O'Leary ▲ Karen E Anderson Peterkin Burgess Adell Amos ● Glenn Klein ● Nancy K Cary ▲ Keith Reed Eric S DeFreest Marc D Perrin ● Kristen Bell ■ Lauren A Sommers Arthur J Clark ▲ Keith Semple Erin A Fennerty ■ Steve & Patrice Philpott ■ Dean Marcilynn Burke ● City of Eugene Prosecutor's Office Sally R Claycomb ▲ Drew L Johnson PC Lann D Leslie ■ Lynn Pinckney & Hon Jodie Nicole Rachael Commissiong Suzanne Marie Bruce Mario D Conte ▲ Drew L Johnson ● Justus Thomas McCann Mooney Lorelei Craig Gardner Potter Budge Nicholas Matthew Frost ▲ Luke Moen-Johnson Mediation Northwest Sen Floyd F Prozanski, Jr Caroline Forell ■ Meadows LLC Carrie L HellwigChristopher ▲ Jonak Law Group PC Julie Gentili Armbrust Nick E Rauch Jennifer Geller R Everett Meadows ■ Alexandra P Hilsher ▲ Jennifer L Jonak Gretchen L Miller Elaine Replogle Kristie L Gibson ◆ John C Gartland ● Anthony Hunt ▲ Wendy L Laing Sarah Susannah Miller Martha L Rice Richard G Hildreth ■ ❤ Gaydos Churnside & Balthrop PC Todd R Johnston ▲ Jackie Lane Travis W Misfeldt PC Joel Rosenberg Rebecca Ann Ivanoff Nicholas R Balthrop Jeffrey D Kirtner ▲ Lane County District Travis W Misfeldt Rosta & Connelly PC Michael Moffitt ◆ Donald J Churnside Garrett S Ledgerwood ▲ Attorney's Office North Bank Law Joseph M Connelly ▲ Suzanne Rowe & Mark Corley ◆ ◆ Gerry Gaydos Andrew Gates Lewis ▲ Carol K Chadwick John A Hudson Robert T Roth United States Attorney's Office Mark M Williams ■ Patrick A Lynd ▲ Katherine Green James B Northrop ● Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC Gavin & Suzie Bruce C Edward Gerdes, Jr Lillian M Marshall-Bass ▲ Jason Y Lee Marilyn K Odell Walter W Miller Helen L Cooper ◗ Gleaves Swearingen et al Brandon T Moore ▲ Stephen W Morgan Oregon Circuit Courts Senior Judges Amy Potter Frederick A Batson ▲ Katherine L Moyer ▲ Patricia Wiggins Perlow Hon Charles D Carlson Hon Jon B Lund ■ Jeffrey Stephen Sweet Lauren B Bernton ▲ Pablo Joseph Valentine ▲ Lane County Office of Legal Counsel Hon Suzanne Bradley Chanti Shepard Law Offices PC United States Bankruptcy Court James Richard Blake ▲ Paul V Vaughan ▲ Sebastian Tapia & Breeze Chanti ● Lynn Shepard Hon Thomas M Renn ■ Erik W Bonn ▲ Amanda Walkup ▲ Public Defender Services Hon Lauren S Holland Michele C Smith United States District Court of Lane County Jon V Buerstatte ▲ Greg A Hunt Hon Valeri L Love ■ Sorenson Law Office Paul Bruch Robert C Homan Patricia Lockary Chapman ▲ Hutchinson Cox Coons et al ◗ Hon Karrie K McIntyre C Peter Sorenson Beatrice N Grace Jennifer Lang Perkins Michael T Faulconer ▲ Paul Russell Allen Hon Clara L Rigmaiden ■ Speer Hoyt LLC Hon Mustafa T Kasubhai Brook Reinhard Howard F Feinman ▲ Rogelio C Cassol, Jr Hon Ilisa Rooke-Ley ● Carolyn H Connelly United States Department Lane Transit District David L Jacobson ▲ Andrea D Coit Hon Kamala H Shugar Rebekah L Dohrman of Justice Stephen Michael Rayack Cassie K Jones ▲ Frank C Gibson Hon Debra K Vogt ■ Thomas H Hoyt P Rebecca Kamitsuka Leahy Cox LLP Laurie A Nelson ▲ Jonathan M Hood Hon Charles Zennaché & Daniel Ross Lawler Patrick W Wade Ryan R Baker Bonnie Henderson ■ Ian T Richardson ▲ Richard L Larson Christy K Monson Darrell Walker Matthew Joseph Cox Oregon Court of Appeals Martha J Rodman ▲ E Bradley Litchfield Richard A Roseta Eric Watkins Matthew Dahlstrom Hon Joel S DeVore ■ Kayleigh S Shuler ▲ Megan I Livermore Ross M Williamson Watkinson Laird Rubenstein PC Alex E Gavriilidis Oregon Department of Justice Austin K Smith ▲ Janice L Mackey ● City of Springfield B Kevin Burgess ■ Kay Hyde-Patton David M Pebworth Joshua K Smith ▲ Zachary P Mittge Kristina Schmunk Kraaz ▲ Zachary C Green Joseph J Leahy Shannon L Richard Amber M Suklje ▲ Laura TZ Montgomery Mary Bridget Smith Catherine Elizabeth Jedlicka Patrick S Melendy Luke A Stanton Michael B Goldstein ● William Sherlock J Michael Starr Julia Manela Rosalind M Lee ● R Michelle Watkins Melinda W Grier Patrick L Stevens Jane B Stewart Daniel K Olson Legal Aid Services of Oregon Oregon Law Center Kayla Grosjean Joseph Huynh Thorp Purdy Jewett Urness Clark E Rasche Laura J Hauber Jean Beachdel & Wilkinson PC Harrang Long Gary Rudnick PC Dale C Johnson Sarah C Subias Joe B & Marian Richards ● Kathleen G Dolan Brian J Millington Kirsten Haugen Johnson Johnson Lucas et al Jane M Yates Andrew S Lewinter Elliott Farren John Charles Urness Hecht & Norman LLP Shane P Davis Jeffrey C Wing ▲ Jerome Lidz Erika Ann Hente ■ Shawn Irwin Walker Raquel E Hecht Marilyn A Heiken Terri Wood ■ Matthew D Longtin LLC Stephen C Kanaga Wm Randolph Turnbow ◆ Ashley Ross White Derek C Johnson ▲ Thomas E Wurtz Matthew D Longtin Sara L Mader University of Oregon Emily Heilbrun ■ Scott C Lucas ▲ Eric J Yates Harold S Neth John H VanLandingham, IV ◆ Vanessa L Crakes Lloyd Helikson Jennifer Middleton ▲ Mallory J Woodman Dana Woolbright

All photos were taken at the Lane Lane County Luncheon County Luncheon. • Nearly 200 members of the Lane County legal Left to Right: community attended the 11th annual luncheon, John Gartland and Erika Hente, including members of the Lane County Circuit Court, Oregon Law Center. Oregon Court of Appeals, and US District Court, as Stephen Morgan, Lane County well as the Springfield City Attorney and District Attorney’s Office, and Janice representatives from the University of Oregon School Mackey, Hutchinson Cox Coons. of Law. Ross Williamson and Todd Johnston emceed Luncheon emcees Ross Williamson, Speer Hoyt; and Todd the event again this year. Johnston, Hershner Hunter. • Erika Hente and Elliott Farren from the Lane County Legal Aid Oregon Law Center Office gave an update Left to Right: about their office and shared a client story. Kayleigh Shuler, James Blake, and Erik Bonn, all of Gleaves • Judge Mustafa Kasubhai gave inspiring keynote Swearingen; and Lisa Schor, remarks and stated, “I am wholly disinterested in Columbia Bank. resting on the ideal of separate but equal. We have Nicole Commissiong, University of been down that road before and we need not Oregon School of Law, and Gavin describe the utterly flawed logic and intrinsic inequity Bruce, US Attorney’s Office. of such a system. The ideal our community must pursue is the ideal of one circle that includes all of us. Without this ideal, there is no justice. The Campaign pursues this ideal. Through your passion for justice Left to Right: and commitment to equity, we can keep drawing that Hon Mustafa Kasubhai, US circle wider to one day include everyone. This also District Court; Derek Johnson means no one can be on the sidelines. Supporting Johnson Johnson Lucas et al; the Campaign is one key way to draw the circle and Matthew Longtin. wider. Our practice of professionalism in this legal Harold Neth and Mallory Woodman, community also plays an important role." Matthew Longtin LLC; and Beatrice Grace, US District Court. • Lane County lawyers contributed $82,000 to CEJ this year.

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✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita)

Lincoln County The Lincoln County office continues to focus on the lack of affordable housing and matters affecting those who are homeless, and staff have been working with County: Lincoln community partners to get permanent homeless shelters established in the area. Square Miles: 922 They have been active on landlord-tenant issues and helping people maintain their Poverty Population: 11,679 housing. The office has also been involved in advocating for vulnerable clients experiencing elder abuse, those experiencing income security issues, and victims of domestic violence. Staff are active on the local Domestic Violence Council. COVID-19 has had a significant impact on the office and has transformed how they provide legal services. They are much more dependent on outreach to clients, enlisting the help of community partners to provide timely information, and have created a Facebook page to help provide local media and partners with the ever- changing details of new laws affecting their clients’ housing, health, and government benefits. This year, the office was honored to receive a Nonprofit Social Service Kathe Drier-Thurber, Shelby Tilden, Blair Bobier Agency grant from Lincoln County.

James Bassingthwaite Legal Aid Services of Oregon Lincoln County Counsel David V Cramer Blair Bobier Wayne Belmont Linda Jean Gast ● Kathe Drier-Thurber M Gerard Herbage Diane Henkels ● Nicola Sampson

Marion-Polk The Oregon Law Center (OLC) and Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) offices have been working with clients on issues ranging from health care and housing to domestic Service Area violence and sexual assault. During the COVID-19 crisis, both offices continue to meet the civil legal needs of low-income residents of Marion and Polk counties by working Counties: Marion and Polk remotely and using online communication tools, including social media. OLC has been Square Miles: 1,939 assisting individuals with housing questions related to the eviction moratorium, and is Poverty Population: 85,280 tracking to make sure landlords and sheriffs comply with the law. The office is also working with community partners to share information about unemployment and new leave protections in Spanish. Over the past several months, LASO has undertaken several statewide projects to help with the COVID-19 crisis. Working in partnership, staff initiated a plan, then wrote and distributed a letter statewide to inform LASO and OLC clients about emergency money available through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act. They have also been collaborating with others in the legal community to prepare and disseminate statewide resources for domestic violence survivors, and have volunteered for extra shifts on the statewide public benefits hotline.

Abernethy Mediation Dunn & Roy Michael W Grainey Amanda L Reilly Hon Pamela L Abernethy Matthew Lansing Roy Tracy L Gregg LaMont Law Chris Abts Michael S Elliott Grove Mueller Swank PC Jennifer J Brown Kathleen Beaufait ◆ Susana Escobedo John D Hawkins League of Oregon Cities Doug Benson Evans Batlan Getchell LLC ◗ Tiffany R Hamilton ■ Wendy J Johnson Top: Salem LASO Regional Office. Bonnie Queen, Rachel Hungerford, Chris Sielicky, Angelica Vega, Rachael Federico, Claudia Rodriguez, Steven Broncheau Cecelia L Batlan Hanson & Walgenkim LLC Legal Aid Services of Oregon and Alma Aguilar Contreras. In the back is Kyle Johnson. Joseph Law Office of Eden Rose Brown Kathleen A Evans ● Adam Hanson Joseph Colin Lavelle Lavelle is not pictured. Eden Rose Brown ▲ Russell Lee Getchell Young Walgenkim A Edward Millis, Jr ■ Jeff J Carter PC Feibleman Case Wilson Harmon Johnson LLC Chris John Sielicky ■ Bottom: Salem OLC Office. Amanda Deyerle, Jorge Lara, Denisse Guadarrama Jeff J Carter ■ Stephanie F Wilson Erious Johnson, Jr Angelica R Vega Chemeketa Community College Fetherston Edmonds LLP Heltzel Williams PC ◗ Emma Lowe Rebecca Lee Hillyer Kathryn H Pawlick Paul C Britton Jane Mackey Hon Audrey Broyles Virginia Griffin ▲ William F Cloran Cody Fox Andrew D Campbell Janice Margosian Hon Claudia M Burton Hon Erika L Hadlock Collier Law ➤ Garrett Hemann Robertson PC Deborah R Lush ■ Marion County Bar Association Jennifer K Gardiner Hon Bronson D James Jonathan P Bacsalmasi Mark B Comstock Casey S Murdock Marion County District Hon Mary & Art James ● Hon Erin C Lagesen ◆ Alisha Coleman Paul A Dakopolos Tricia M Palmer Olson ■ Attorney's Office Hon Janet A Klapstein ■ Hon Jodie Mooney & Lynn Pinckney Ryan W Collier Tammy M Dentinger Erin Holderman Pascual John D Adams Hon David E Leith Hon Darleen Ortega ● Desire Gamblin Kevin D Gleim David M Roth Paige Elaine Clarkson Hon Lindsay R Partridge Hon Steven R Powers ■ Brianna Grotewold Kim E Hoyt Barbara J Smith Brendan P Murphy Hon Cheryl A Pellegrini ▲ Jean Ann Quinn Bobbi Johnson Ryan Hunt Clark B Williams Amy M Queen Manuel Perez Jeffrey Schick Jessaka Keen Rebekah R Jacobson Hernandez Law Office LLC Concetta F Schwesinger Hon Tracy A Prall Francine Shetterly ● Meghan Laro J Michael Keane Sara Hernandez Dawn Thompson Hon Susan M Tripp Hon Scott A Shorr ■ Sarah M Lowe ● Elizabeth Humphrey Meuse William Robert Johnston, III David Russell Wilson Oregon Court of Appeals Julie Elizabeth Smith Tania Martinez Kelly D Noor ▲ Randall C Jordan ■ Marion County Legal Counsel Jeffrey Armistead Ann Y Su Stephanie M Palmblad ▲ Elizabeth L Polay Jorgensen Legal Bruce T & Tonia Armstrong ■ Hon Rex Armstrong ■ Hon Douglas L Tookey Natalie Potter John E Pollino Jeff Jorgensen Donald W McCann ▲ Trevor R Byrd Montori Law PC Hon Roger J DeHoog Oregon Criminal Justice Jessica Stockman Lucas W Reese Michael Allen Keeney ■ Commission Sierra D Ogasawara Hon James C Egan De Muniz Legal Clinic Shayna M Rogers Kueny Law LLC Michael L Schmidt Muntz & Ghio LLC Genevieve E Evarts ■ Sean K Connor J Kevin Shuba Rebecca S Kueny Oregon Department of Douglas Conroyd Gibb & Pacheco Breanna L Thompson Lafky & Lafky Barbara Gabriela Ghio Dashiell Farewell Administrative Services Monica H Logan Theresa M Wade Tonyia J Brady Elizabeth Jean Nevue Elizabeth M Ferrarini Jennifer D Potter Susan F Drake ● Sarah Ghilarducci Kevin T Lafky ■ Oregon Circuit Courts Amanda K Garty Hon Sean Armstrong 12 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

All photos are from the Marion- Marion-Polk Luncheon Polk Luncheon. • Nearly 250 lawyers and judges attended the 23rd annual Marion-Polk luncheon, Left: Hon David Leith, Marion County Circuit Court, and Hon including members of the Marion County Circuit Court, Oregon Court of Appeals, Roger DeHoog, Oregon Court Oregon Supreme Court, and Oregon Tax Court, as well as representatives of Appeals. from the Oregon Department of Justice and many other state agencies. Former Right: Valerie Colas, Oregon OSB President and current Salem City Commissioner Vanessa Nordyke emceed Judicial Department, and Erin the event. Pettigrew, Oregon Department of Justice. • Salem Legal Aid Services of Oregon Regional Director Angelica Vega shared the story of legal aid helping Gloria obtain a restraining order and, later, custody Kathy Evans, Evans Batlan Getchell; Hon Claudia Burton, of her son Roman, after suffering years of abuse at the hands of Roman’s father. Marion County Circuit Court; and Gina Johnnie and Lindsey • Marion County District Attorney Paige Clarkson gave remarks about the Adegbite, both of Sherman importance of lawyers using their skills to "translate" the complex legal system Sherman Johnnie & Hoyt. for their clients, and how legal aid lawyers are so crucial to doing this in the civil justice system. • Marion-Polk County lawyers raised $76,000 in support of legal aid. Left: Jeff Carter and Hon Lindsay Partridge, Marion County Oregon Department of Heather J Van Meter Nora E Coon Circuit Court. Consumer & Business Services Heather A Vogelsong Joshua B Crowther Van Mitchell Pounds Kristin M Ward Shannon L Flowers Right: Ryan Collier, Collier Law, Caroline Smith Darren Weirnick ▲ Tiffany Keast and Paige Clarkson, Marion County District Attorney. Oregon Department of Kristen G Williams Ingrid MacFarlane Education Margaret J Wilson Sarah Peterson Matthew Barber Lieselotte Zorn Irene Bustillos Taylor Oregon Department of Justice Oregon Employment Holly Telerant E Nani Apo Relations Board Oregon School Boards Association Penna & James LLC Daniel Edward Walker Morgan Vanderwall Kathleen Cegla ▲ Philip Alan Johnson, II Spencer Hoopes Lewis Anthony B James ■ Salem City Attorney's Office Michelle Vlach-Ing ■ Karen Emily Clevering Jennifer Sung Jennifer Alexandra Nancarrow Pioneer Trust Bank Thomas V Cupani Walsh & Associates Mariel J Combs Lisa M Umscheid ▲ Haley Elizabeth Percell Randy & Robin Compton ✹ Jennifer M Gaddis Richard M Walsh Katharine M DiSalle ▲ Oregon Health Licensing Agency Oregon Office of the Mary Ann Horton Natasha Annika Zimmerman Western Oregon University Thomas K Elden Hollis A Mercer Senate President Vera Leigh Poe Vada A Salinas Gabe Dougherty Noah Ellenberg Oregon Judicial Department Anna Braun Polk County District Daniel P Santos ■ Taylor Wetzel Paul A Garrahan G Valerie Colas ■ Oregon State Court Attorney's Office Saucy & Snow Willamette University College Kristen A Gilman Administrator's Office Lindsey K Detweiler Aaron D Felton Paul Saucy of Law Marilyn J Harbur ▲ Bruce C Miller Kristen P Farnworth Julia Courtney Rice Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC Timothy Appelbaum Bonnie E Heitsch Oregon Supreme Court ◗ Debra Cohen Maryanov ▲ Joan Robinson ● Shonee D Langford Allison Bock Audrey B Hirsch ● Hon Thomas A Balmer ■ Brenda L Wilson Anthony Rodriguez Senior Judges Dean Curtis Bridgeman Jake Hogue Kelsie Gene Crippen Oregon Law Center Sara Rodriguez Hon Wallace P Carson, Jr Vincent F Chiappetta Lucinda Delph Jackson ■ Hon Rebecca A Duncan Veronica Digman-McNassar Tom Romanowski Hon Don A Dickey Sophie Corden Jennifer S Lloyd Hon Meagan A Flynn Mark J Wilk Gordon J Roth Sherman Sherman Johnnie & Hoyt Nicholas C Culp Brena Moyer Lopez ■ Hon Christopher L Garrett Oregon Office of Legislative Counsel Royer & Associates Lindsey A Adegbite Amy Curtis Dawn M Marquardt ▲ Olivia C Godt Christopher Allnatt Kimberley Mansfield Gina Anne Johnnie ■ Chapell Hailey Jona Jolyne Maukonen Hon Lynn R Nakamoto ● Heidi Katherine Elliott Saalfeld Griggs PC Melinda Leaver Roy Edward J Harri G Catriona McCracken Lisa J Norris-Lampe Lorey H Freeman ● David Briggs Justin M Thorp Emily Lohman Renee Moulun Jason David Specht Daniel R Gilbert Randall W Cook Tobias Tingleaf Marti McCausland William F Nessly, Jr ● Hon Martha Lee Walters ◆ Marisa N James Hunter B Emerick ■ Shetterly Irick & Ozias ❤ Phylis Chadwell Myles Vanessa A Nordyke Anne S Wynn Maureen McGee Margaret Y Gander-Vo ▲ Teresa Ozias ■ Kirsten Parsons Pramela Reddi ■ Oregon Tax Court Jessica L Minifie Therese J Holmstrom Lane P Shetterly ● Blayne Soleymani-Pearson Daniel Jackson Rice Hon Allison R Boomer ▲ Seth Nickerson Jeffrey G Moore Stephanie A Smythe Symeon C Symeonides Kate Cooper Richardson Hon Richard D Davis Victor Sebastian Reuther Erich M Paetsch Lindsay Soto Kristi Tihanyi Shelby E Robinson Amelia C Haynes Adrian Tobin Smith Paul J Sundermier Robert S Southwell Michael B Wise Ellen F Rosenblum ■ Hon Robert T Manicke Catherine Tosswill Randall P Sutton Carl R Stecker Theresa L (Terry) Wright ■ Matthew Henry Schrumpf & Rebecca Casanova Melissa V Roberts SAIF Corporation James Sullivan ■ Willamette Valley Bank Andrew U Shull ● Suzanne C Trujillo Oregon Workers' Carlotta O Alverson Brittany A Sumner Sara C Williams Jordan R Silk ■ Oregon Legislature Compensation Board Kevin M Barrett Swanson Lathen Prestwich PC ➤ Eric A Wilson Cara J Smith Timothy L Conbere Lauren Eldridge Beth Cupani Travis S Prestwich ● Wiseman Law Darsee Staley ● Oregon Office of Public Heidi M Havercroft Megan Maureen Hinzdel Jennifer B Todd ■ Phillip T Wiseman Philip Michael Thoennes Defense Services Barbara Woodford Julie Masters C Randall Tosh Micayla Young Sylvia M Van Dyke Marc D Brown Kimberly K Shubin Andres Valloud

Ontario The Ontario office has been assisting clients with U.S. citizenship issues—helping some navigate through the naturalization process, and educating others who have Service Area immigration-related questions or concerns. They have also been working to protect vulnerable, low-income, and elderly populations against financial exploitation and Counties: Baker, Grant, abuse. Since COVID-19, the office has noticed an increase in workplace safety issues Harney, Malheur and protected leave problems, and is tracking issues related to the eviction moratorium Square Miles: 27,770 to make sure landlords and sheriffs are complying. The staff have stepped up to be Poverty Population: 14,682 as responsive as possible to client needs during the crisis, from returning calls quickly to maintaining connections with community partners in order to identify and respond to emerging needs. Maria Romero, Dolores Escobedo, Sara Montrone, Jamie Trinkle

Butler & Looney PC Oregon Circuit Courts Kyra Kay Rohner Yturri Rose LLP Robert D Butler Hon W D Cramer Senior Judges Timothy J Helfrich ■ H Clifford Looney Hon Lung Hung Hon Francisco & Patty Yraguen 13 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita)

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Pendleton Pro bono attorneys in the Pendleton Regional Office continue to provide much-needed legal aid services to clients, whether it is a 30-minute consultation or longer-term Service Area representation. Legal aid's cases span a range of issues, including bankruptcy, landlord- tenant disputes, domestic violence, and family law. The office is also working on setting Counties: Gilliam, Morrow, up an expungement clinic where staff and a pro bono attorney will help low-income, Umatilla, Union, Wallowa, homeless, and veteran clients with the expungement of their criminal records. This will Wheeler be a new community service provided through the office, in partnership with the Square Miles: 14,011 Salvation Army, the courts, the Pendleton Warming Station, and local private attorneys. Poverty Population: 27,925 Since COVID-19, the office has had to adopt new and unusual practices, such as assisting clients in a virtual office setting.

Baum Smith LLC Hill Law Office Monahan Grove & Tucker Linda Veltman Brent H Smith Steven L Hill Molly Tucker Hasenbank Wallowa County District Arron Guevara, Magdalena Reyes, Kit Morgan, and Alivia Stretch Hallman Law Office Spencer W Leese Samuel E Tucker Attorney's Office W Eugene Hallman Legal Aid Services of Oregon Naomi L Stacy Rebecca J Frolander Arron Guevara

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Ari Halpern Julia Markley Dominic Campanella Audrey Hirsch Ross M Williamson Halpern Law Group PC Perkins Coie LLP Brophy Schmor Oregon Department Speer Hoyt Bend Portland Medford of Justice Eugene Salem 14 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

Portland During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oregon Law Center (OLC) and Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) staff have been working remotely. Due to recent changes in state and Regional Office federal law, the offices have seen an increase in inquiries from clients concerned about where to get necessities such as food and utility assistance, questions about how to Service Area get unemployment benefits, and questions from tenants about terminations or evictions for not paying rent. They also continue to assist clients with other critical needs, such Counties: Multnomah, as seeking protection orders for domestic violence survivors. Staff recognize that their Clackamas, Hood River, jobs as legal aid advocates have become even more critical to their clients who will be Wasco, Sherman* impacted the most by COVID-19, such as communities of color, seniors, survivors of Square Miles: 6,104 domestic violence and the homeless population. Their clients are also at increased risk Poverty Population: 216,535 of exposure to the virus because of their living and working arrangements. Legal aid’s *In addition to the counties response to this crisis will have life-changing effects. listed above, the Portland Regional OLC office covers Since the onset of COVID-19, both offices have become more creative, strategic, and Crook, Deschutes, and coordinated than ever before. LASO has launched advocacy teams centered around Jefferson counties. priority client issues, and populations within their client communities that are hardest hit. They have adjusted their intake, outreach, litigation, and advocacy strategies accordingly. The teams focus primarily on the following areas: consumer, garnishment, and employment law; domestic and sexual violence issues; and immigration, housing, and senior law. Lawyers from these teams help clients with a variety of issues, including: unemployment denials and general problems accessing the Employment Department, including language access issues; restraining orders, which are needed by a growing number of clients, but are difficult to obtain due to reduced access to the courts; a Top: Standing, Ron Rubino, Nanwei Su, Raofa Yealmai, Joy variety of housing issues; the problem of seniors facing increased barriers to accessing Medrano, Erin White, Shelby Woehlk, Rebecca Morgan, Sonya Brumbaugh, Jill Mallery, Jane Moisan, Garrett Wright, Julia lawyers at senior centers; access to food and health care; and problems receiving Olsen. Middle: Maria Arellano. Seated: David Koen, Nicole federal stimulus payments. Rose, Emily Brown-Sitnick, Andrea Ogston In response to the Oregon Judicial Department’s recent adoption of policies offering Bottom: Standing, Kelsey Heilman, Marisa Samuelson, Rebecca Straus, Mark Bowers. Seated: Moises Ceja, Eleanor temporary relief for people with court debt during the pandemic, OLC has been Morfin, Susana Hernandez developing self-help materials to support people around the state who are petitioning for waivers, suspensions, reductions, or manageable payment plans of their debt. Staff also host a monthly Spanish radio program on Radio Tierra, a community station that broadcasts in the Columbia Gorge area. During a broadcast in March, they presented information on changes to public benefits due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and provided resources on accessing free legal assistance.

William C Abendroth Sara AH Sayles Angel Tuttle Bonneville Power Administration J Kent Pearson Campaign for Equal Justice adidas North America Inc Nels J Vulin Julie Woodward Timothy A Johnson Liani J Reeves ▲ Maya R & Margaret Carole F Alexander ● Christopher M Walters Batchelor Mediation Matthew W Perkins David J Riewald Crawford Peacock ● F Gordon Allen ▲ Gabriel Matthew Weaver + Arbitration Rebekah S Pettinger Kalia Walker Shari C & Toste Nilsson ▲ ◆ Rufina Amalraj Robert W Wilkinson Jeffrey M Batchelor Lori Boris Dennis E Westlind Lois & Gary Smith ▲ Ampere Computing LLC Peter S Willcox-Jones Beery Elsner Hammond LLP Todd Bradley ● Jessica E Wilcox Melissa Canaday Maggie M Grega Barran Liebman LLP ❤ Mary Bellotti Raymond J Bradley & Associates Maryann Yelnosky-Smith Aileen Carlos Angeli Law Group LLC Kyle T Abraham ● Bennett Hartman Morris Kristina L Wolfe Bullivant Houser Bailey PC Thomas O Carter ▲ Joanna T Perini-Abbott Leah M Aldred Aruna A Masih Stephen L Brischetto Elizabeth R Bain Cartwright Johansson PC Kristen Lynn Tranetzki Amy L Angel ● Michael J Morris Alison E Brody ■ Rachel Barbour Michelle J Johansson Jonathan & Deanne Ater ● Nelson D Atkin, II ● Margaret S Olney Victoria Brownlow Julia Batdorff Mary D Chaffin Ronald W Atwood PC Joanna Aufmuth Berkshire Hathaway Energy Brownstein Rask LLP John A Bennett ● Chase Law PC ✹ Ronald W Atwood ■ Paula A Barran ● Natalie L Hocken Lisa Carey Alan Leanne Buck Gabriel M Chase Jeffrey D Austin Donovan L Bonner ● Jim Bernau Douglas R Grim ■ Marcie D Carter Chernoff Vilhauer LLP Avangrid Renewables ➤ Trevor R Caldwell ● Kathie Best Greg K Hitchcock Ronald J Clark Elizabeth Christy Law Firm Laura Beane ● Margaret Cummings Betts Patterson & Mines PS Buchalter Ater Wynne Megan S Cook Jennifer L Peckham Erica Kester Nicole C Elgin ● Sheeba Roberts Todd A Mitchell ● Alexander Hill Kyle S Clark Erin Kester Ann M Fallihee Black Helterline LLP Buchanan Angeli Altschul & Anna Niederkorn Lasher Linda Clingan ◗ & Michael Templeton ● Toan-Hao B Nguyen ◆ Heather M Fossity ● Colin George Andries Sullivan LLP Jill Lee Kirsten Collins Sara Parsons ● Josh M Goldberg ● David P Roy Andrew Altschul ■ Tania McGee Columbia Bank Jose Ayhllon Sarah I Hale ● Tyler John Volm Courtney W Angeli ■ Jacqueline Tokiko Mitchson Laurie Conforth Ronnell Badua Gabrielle A Hansen ● Steven K Blackhurst Paul C Buchanan ■ Carol O'Connell Jenny Cooke Ronald E Bailey ■ Edwin A Harnden ✹ Jacquelyn N Blyn Dana L Sullivan ■ Loren D Podwill ◗ Cosgrave Vergeer Kester ◗ Crystal Ball Emily J Harnden Bodyfelt Mount LLP Bullard Law Malcolm J Reilly Paul AC Berg ▲ Robert S Ball Niki Harrison Kirstin L Abel ▲ Richard J Alli, Jr Laurie Timmer Amber A Beyer ▲ Ball Janik LLP Charlotte Hodde ● Jamie T Azevedo Stremming ▲ Kara Backus Richard L Williams Anna M Brown Gregory H Baum Richard C Hunt ● Helaina L Chinn ▲ Daniel R Barnhart John & Debra Burns Thomas W Brown Dwain M Clifford Wilson Scott Jarrell ● Jason A Gardner ▲ Francis T Barnwell Robert G Burt PC Andrew Todd Burns ▲ Ciaran PA Connelly Shayda Zaerpoor Le ● Richard A & Jill Lee ▲ C Akin Blitz Robert G Burt ▲ Sarrah M Campbell Megan M Evans Richard F Liebman ● Jamison R McCune ▲ Mitchell Jay Cogen Bus Dispute Arbitration Michelle Cassim Damien R Hall Chris Morgan ● Sarah P Pozzi ▲ Megan J Crowhurst & Mediation Madison Charshaf Stephen T Janik Sean Patrick Ray ● Vicki M Smith ▲ Jason W Douthit John G Crawford, Jr Dolores A Clark Phillip E Joseph Traci Renee Ray ● Eric Skip Winters ▲ Kathryn M Hindman Busse & Hunt James J Cormier, III ▲ James T McDermott Jeffrey G Robertson ● Boise Matthews LLP Naomi D Johnson Scott N Hunt Kara Cranmore Jack L Orchard, Jr ■ Brandon Rueda Kendra M Matthews Thomas I Kramer Butcher & Smith Law Lisa C DeBeaudry-Minner Angela Otto Andrew M Schpak ● boly:welch Alan M Lee Sara L Butcher Pam Fox James C Prichard ■ Iris Tilley ● Gwen Rudolph Benjamin Paul O'Glasser Cable Huston LLP Deanna L Franco ▲ Adele J Ridenour Tami Tolbert Matthew J Bonds Jessica D Osborne ■ Cambia Health Solutions 15 Barriers to Justice Prior to the COVID-19 Your Support Makes pandemic and resulting economic crisis, Oregon legal aid programs only had funding to meet 15% of the civil legal needs of the poor. The poverty population is rapidly growing, as is the need for help. a Difference National standards recommend two legal aid lawyers for every 10,000 low-income individuals for a 2/10,000 minimally adequate legal aid program. Prior to the pandemic Oregon had only two Recommended legal aid legal aid lawyers for every 14,000 low-income Oregonians. The poverty population is increasing Federal Funding lawyer/low-income weekly, leaving fewer available resources for those (Other) in need. 3% individual ratio The Task Force on Legal Aid Funding, which included Other Funding elected officials and leaders in the legal community, see Barriers to Justice, left concluded that legal aid needs at least $30 million 19% a year in revenue in order to have minimally LSC (Federal) adequate funding to serve those who are in 27% need. IOLTA (OLF) Oregon’s Bipartisan Support 7% for Legal Aid Despite initial White House proposals to eliminate all funding for the Legal Services Corporation (the federal agency that funds and CEJ regulates legal aid programs), three months into 7% the 2020 Federal Fiscal Year a budget was passed and LSC received $440 million dollars in funding. State Statutory This is up from $415 million in the previous year. The (OSB) 2021 Federal Fiscal Year starts October 1, 2021. 37% Funding bills to support nationwide legal aid programs are working their way through both houses. Oregon has broad bipartisan support for legal aid at both the federal and state levels. As a community, we will work with our elected officials to maintain our focus on advocating for a fair and accessible legal system—a system where our neighbors can know their rights and get the help they need to protect those rights.

Legal Aid Fulfills Critical Needs at Low Cost Legal aid is a state, federal, and private partnership. The Oregon legal community has a strong commitment to supporting legal aid through the Campaign for Equal Justice. This sends a clear message to everyone: the Oregon legal community believes that funding civil access to justice is Over a priority. Oregon’s three legal aid programs manage over 80 different sources of funding. Available funding in 2019 was about $17.3 million. According to a recent Economic Impact Study conducted by the Oregon Law Foundation, for every $1 spent on legal aid, Oregon receives $3.43 in financial benefit to individuals and to the community. See pages 18 and 19 for more 3,000 information on how this funding fulfills critical needs. Oregon lawyers contributed to 16 CEJ this year Your Support Makes a Difference

ontributions to the CEJ support the valuable work done by legal Caid. During our 2019-20 fundraising campaign, Oregon lawyers donated $1,664,000 to the annual fund. An additional $200,000 was donated to the CEJ Endowment Fund. This is the highest amount of money CEJ has ever raised in one year. When everyone pitches in, good things happen! CEJ leverages your donation to stabilize federal, state, and foundation funding—and to seek new funding for legal aid. Adding your name to the list of donors shows other legal aid funders how much Oregon’s legal community cares about access to justice. Your donation, your volunteer work, and encouraging others to donate is a critical part of keeping Oregon’s legal aid programs intact! Oregon's legal aid programs balance over Blayne Soleymani-Pearson, Willamette University College of Law, shows how good it feels to support legal aid at the Marion-Polk Luncheon. 2019-2020 Revenue & Expenses 80 $1,664,571* different sources of funding Funds Distributed to Legal Aid

($866,652) Education & Outreach

($128,375) Other Funding Initiatives

($93,490) Fundraising Expenses 

($190,799) Revenue Management & General Expenses ($68,002) Reserve Program Expenses

Supporting Expenses Revenue ($317,253 )

 CEJ maintains an operating reserve. We are holding more funds in reserve than usual, due to the pandemic related recession. We will release more funds to the legal aid programs later in the year if we do not need to tap into our reserve.

Oregon’s legal aid programs do not conduct separate fund drives. Instead, CEJ’s annual fund drive is a collaborative, statewide effort that supports all three Oregon legal aid programs. CEJ’s “Other Funding Initiatives” program seeks grant, state, and federal funding for legal aid; those dollars go directly to legal aid programs and are not reflected in CEJ’s revenue. CEJ’s audited financial statements are available on our website, www.cej-oregon.org. The Oregon State Bar, the Oregon Law Foundation, and the Rose Tucker Charitable Trust provide support for the operating expenses of the CEJ. *This figure does not include gains to CEJ’s Endowment Fund, which is held by the Oregon Community Foundation (see page 31 for more information on the endowment). 17 Legal Aid in Oregon

What is CEJ? Oregon lawyers created the Campaign for Equal Justice in 1991 to help make equal justice a reality for all communities Oregonians. Your support helps the Campaign: with legal aid offices • operate an annual fund drive powered by nearly 300 volunteers; 17 • educate lawyers and communities about the importance of access to justice; More than • work with lawyer volunteers and bar organizations to increase state and federal funding for legal aid; and • operate an endowment fund to preserve the future of legal aid. of legal aid's cases involved Since 1991, the Oregon legal community has raised 63% more than $30 million for legal aid in our annual fund safety and/or shelter drive. The legal community will be coming together again this fall to focus on access to justice. Please join us. If you would like to get involved, please contact CEJ at [email protected]. Thank you for your help! 295,000unique visitors consulted oregonlawhelp.org What is Legal Aid? for legal information Civil legal aid ensures fairness in the justice system. It provides essential services to low-income and vulnerable Oregonians who are faced with legal emergencies. When low-income Oregonians lack the resources for needed legal help, they are effectively shut out of the justice system. To the average person, our legal system 9% is a maze. That’s why lawyers are trained to guide their Individual clients through the system. 3% Rights Legal aid provides: counties served Health • free civil legal services to low-income and elderly Oregonians; 36 7% (that’s all of them!) • brochures, court forms, and self-help materials Other to help people navigate our justice system; • a website with accessible legal information available to all Oregonians; and • resources to help stabilize families and prevent a further slide into poverty. PIE CHART 39,000clients served Pro Bono Opportunities Volunteer lawyers help legal aid meet the needs of the in 2019 poor by working with legal aid offices around the state. Legal aid’s pro bono opportunities are tailored to the needs of low income clients and the available 33% resources in the particular community. Several law Family firms and corporate counsel partner with legal aid offices to sponsor pro bono clinics. Opportunities to help pro bono clients “virtually” are available. 4% To learn more about opportunities in your area, contact Income legal aid’s Statewide Pro Bono Manager, Jill Mallery at: pro bono hours spent Maintenance [email protected] 7,120on legal aid cases by 7% private attorneys Employment 18 WHAT YOU SUPPORT

Silvia ilvia is a native Spanish speaker and mother of two young daughters, upheld, and with her husband gone, Silvia and her daughters were finally SJosephina and Carmen. Silvia’s husband abused her for years, often in front safe in their own home. Next, Silvia decided to file for divorce. With legal of the girls, who were very afraid of him. After enduring emotional, verbal, and aid’s help, she was awarded custody of her daughters, her husband was physical violence, Silvia finally decided she had to get help. A domestic violence allowed supervised visitation, and she was awarded their mobile home. community resource connected her with the local legal aid office, where she “Today, my daughters and I are living a different life and doing better in received help filing for a restraining order. When her husband was served, he many ways,” she says. “Physically and emotionally; everything changed was furious and challenged the order in court. Silvia was fearful of what her in our lives. We can communicate and express ourselves better than husband might do, but legal aid’s support and encouragement gave her before, and I feel stronger. I don’t have the words to express enough confidence that she had made the right decision. The restraining order was thanks for all [legal aid] did for us!”

Rachel achel is a senior who suffers from Charles Bonnet Syndrome, a disease in the level of care that the facility could provide and that her behavior posed Rwhich a person experiences hallucinations that are brought on by vision loss. a danger to herself or others. With the help of legal aid, Rachel successfully The hallucinations are visual, and they can be distressing. Rachel lives in an challenged the facility’s eviction notice at a hearing. Legal aid argued that assisted living facility, where staff help reorient her to time and place when she the facility had an ongoing obligation to meet Rachel’s care needs, that it is having hallucinations and assure her that she is safe. had not identified why it was unable to do so, and that it had failed to prove that Rachel was in any way dangerous. The administrative law judge Despite the manageable nature of Rachel’s condition, the assisted living facility ruled in Rachel’s favor and held that the facility could not force her to gave her a 30-day eviction notice, claiming that her medical condition exceeded move out. Rachel is now content and safe in her home.

Administrative Advocacy ast year, legal aid helped nearly 122,000 low-income Oregonians through Legal aid has also responded to the changes to the federal public charge Ladministrative advocacy on a range of issues. When legal aid attorneys learned rule, which harm immigrant families who receive public benefits, making that low-income Oregonians were routinely being denied access to new, life-saving it more difficult for them to access food, medical, and housing benefits drugs that were almost 100% effective in curing hepatitis C, they sprang into even if they have citizen children. Legal aid submitted comments to the action. Legal aid advocates across the state represented individual clients, federal government when the rule was proposed and conducted but also sought to bring the state policy into compliance with federal law. educational presentations reaching thousands of people statewide. Thanks to Oregon Law Center’s advocacy, a memorandum of understanding Legal aid has been instrumental in helping state agencies, community was reached with the Oregon Health Authority and the Legislature partners, and clients understand the rule and its multiple changes, and appropriated an additional $10 million for treatment. OLC worked to has worked to minimize the negative impact of the rule on clients’ lives. 30% ensure that new and existing funding was used to fully implement a Housing plan of action, and to make community partners aware of this policy change that could potentially save the lives of 95,000 Oregonians.

Housing and Family Law ore than 63% of legal aid’s cases involved safety or shelter institutions such as the courts, the legislature, law enforcement, and Min 2019. Even prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Oregon was community partners. in the midst of an affordable housing crisis. There was not a single 7% community in the state that had enough affordable housing for its Domestic violence is a major cause of poverty for women and children Consumer citizens. With record numbers of people applying for unemployment in Oregon. Many are thrown into poverty when they are forced to benefits, and eviction moratoriums nearing their expiration dates, suddenly leave homes and jobs to avoid physical violence or death 4% legal aid’s housing advocacy will be critical for many people to from an abuser who knows where they live and work. Fifty percent maintain roofs over their heads. of people who are homeless say domestic violence is the cause of Income their homelessness. Maintenance About 33% of legal aid’s cases are in the area of family law, and almost all of those cases involve domestic violence. Legal aid takes a systemic Assisting victims of domestic violence and preservation of housing are two 7% approach to addressing domestic violence by providing direct representation, Employment advocating for more services for domestic violence survivors, and working with of legal aid’s top priorities.

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✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita) Timothy John Fransen ▲ Caitlin P Shin Nick Eustrom Shawn Nathan Menashe Allison Martin Rhodes Stephen A Houze Laura L Gibbs Chris Swift Evans & Evans Kathryn Smith Root ■ Corrinne Ellen Mosser Anthony Huffine Chester D Hill ▲ Bernie Thurber & Jerralyn Ness ● Richard A Sly Ghandour Law Heidi A Nadel HWS Law Group Charles J Huber ▲ Adam J Waks Farleigh Wada Witt ➤ Rima I Ghandour Jeremy N Pyle Robert Bonwell Parker Joshua R Kennedy ▲ Laura EK Warf ▲ Steven R Bennett ▲ Gillaspy & Rhode PLLC Calon Nye Russell Lori J Hymowitz Josephine C Kovacs ▲ DBMA Family Law Group PC Michelle M Bertolino Elizabeth K Rhode Motley ■ Trisha Thompson ● Iberdrola Renewables Ann Kuan Nicole L Deering Julie Burney Peter H Glade ◆ Dayna E Underhill Immigrant Refugee Frank H Lagesen Deloitte Tax LLP Melissa E Chapman Erica C Glaser Mark A von Bergen Community Organization Michael C Lewton T Mimi N Luong Jon Himes Steven Goldberg ■ Mel S Weinberger Amelia Andersen Ashley M Long Devlin Law PC Kelley C Hodney Phil Goldsmith Hollander Lebenbaum Institute for Conflict Management, Inc Tracy Mackie Elden M & Marjorie Rosenthal ● Sue Hurst Renee Gorham & Gannicott Samuel J Imperati Anna Manning JD Dickey Brian Jolly Julia T Greenfield Jovanna L Patrick Intel Corporation Wendy M Margolis ▲ Dick's Kitchen David R Ludwig ● William Greer Tom Holmes Clark Haass ▲ Darla McComas DKM Law Group Marisol Ricoy McAllister Gresham City Attorney's Office Philip Hornik Eamon P McMahon ▲ Melanie E Rose Mark M McCulloch ■ Sherisa Davis-Larry Richard W Miller ▲ Dorsay & Easton LLP ➤ Kimberley Hanks McGair ■ David J Ross David P Morrison ▲ Craig J Dorsay ▲ Paul Migchelbrink Gresham Injury Law Center Evan Anne O'Neill Lea Ann Easton ◆ Megan L Oshiro Thomas Melville ■ Daniel C Peterson ▲ Kara Drolet Dean T Sandow ● Griffin & McCandlish Jason M Pistacchio ▲ Duden Mediation Harold B Scoggins, III ● James E McCandlish Jay Richardson ▲ Paul R Duden ■ Margot D Seitz Pam Grignon Stephanie A Rife Dunbar Law LLC Brad C Stanford Grotefeld Hoffmann LLP ❤ Robert E Sabido ▲ John J Dunbar ● Mark R Wada ● Waylon J Pickett ✹ Devra E Slaughter Dunn Carney LLP ➤ Trish A Walsh Meri & Paul Erik Grotzinger Julie A Smith ▲ Robert L Allen ● Federal Public Defender's Office Mary Lou Haas Shane P Swilley ▲ Kenneth S Antell ● Anthony Bornstein Brian Haberly Melisa K Thompson ▲ Jonathan A Bennett ● William P Ferranti ● Douglas D Hagen ● Brandon L Thornburg ▲ Conner C Bottomly Howard M Feuerstein Haglund Kelley LLP Alexander Tsiavos ▲ David C Boyer Fidelity National Title Group Michael E Haglund ◆ Matthew L Waugh George J Cooper, III Tabitha Palmer-DuPrau Julie A Weis ▲ Nicholas E Wheeler ▲ Stacie L Damazo First Interstate Bank Kathleen Haley David H & Janet Williams I Kenneth Davis ▲ Valerie Fisher ● Hall Energy Law PC Crag Law Center Anne D Foster Hon Lisa & Glenn Fithian-Barrett Stephen C Hall ✹ Meriel L Darzen Susan C Glen ▲ Richard W Fitzgerald Sandra A Hansberger ✹ Courtney B Johnson Chelsea Glynn Foley & Mansfield PLLP & David Barr James S Crane Heather L Guthrie ▲ Ilene M Munk Harrang Long Gary Rudnick PC Alicia Cressey Timothy B Hering Ronald A Fontana PC James Edward Mountain, Jr Suzanne Cressey Aurora Hood Ronald A Fontana C Robert Steringer ● Crispin Employment Law PC ❤ Eric A Kekel Karla Forsythe Hart Wagner LLP Craig A Crispin ● Elizabeth C Knight ◆ Foster Garvey Matthew J Kalmanson ▲ Ashley Allison Marton Allyson S Krueger ■ Sarah Carlin Ames Janet M Schroer ■ Julie Crossley Jonathan S Liou Joseph Arellano Paul Henkels C Paul Dagle Crystal J Lutjen Jason M Ayres Judy D Henry ◆ Alice L Dale Randall Malmstrom Larry Joseph Brant Cynda Herbold James J Damis Jeana M McGlasson ▲ Kathleen C Bricken Heritage Bank Ian Davie Kate LaRiche Moore Christine P Brown Kristen Connor Anna L Davis Linda Odermott Vincent P Cacciottoli Jason Hickox Davis Rothwell Earle et al Gilbert E Parker, Jr ▲ Patrick Conti Hilltop Public Solution Samuel K Anderson Caulin Price Joy Ellis Jake Weigler Darren C Beatty Coni S Rathbone Peter A Evalds Brad Hippert William A Davis ▲ Lauren J Russell Cynthia M Fraser Dona Marie Hippert Christopher J Drotzmann ▲ Wendi Schaener Gary I Grenley ▲ Hitt Hiller Monfils Williams LLP William G Earle ◆ Kyle Sele Eryn Karpinski Hoerster Alison R Barber Sue Fernley Joshua David Stadtler William J Keeler, Jr James L Hiller Daniel ST Hasson Kimberly Tellin Daniel L Keppler ■ Danny L Hitt Patrick C Wylie ■ Donald E Templeton ■ Robert P Mecklenborg, Jr Tomas F Osborne Paul R & Jennifer Xóchihua ▲ Thomas H Tongue ● Kelly Meltzer Scott T Schauermann Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Robert K Winger Steven D Nofziger Brian B Williams ➤ Ashlee M Aguiar ■ J David Zehntbauer ▲ Tara J Schleicher Hobbs Straus Dean & Walker LLP ✹ Sarah Elizabeth Ames ■ Dwyer Mediation Center Thomas J Scott Ed & Sara Clay Goodman David C Baca ● Michael Dwyer Ashley M Sundar Dawn Winalski Meghan Bours Easley Family Law LLC Paul H Trinchero Hodgkinson Street Mepham Lawrence B Burke ● Saville W Easley Robert C Weaver, Jr Holland & Knight LLP Evan R Christopher J Chris Edwardsen Joseph W West Shannon Lea Armstrong Tim Cunningham ■ Susan T Egnor Matthew J Yium Kristin Asai David A Ernst ◆ Sara & Steve Elgee Ida Fuller Jason Hartley Barker Derek Douglas Green ● Makenzie Ellet Andrew R Gardner Nellie Q Barnard ▲ Phillip E Grillo Elliott & Park Gaylord Eyerman Bradley PC ❤ R Brent Berselli Thomas & Cyndy Hillier ● David D Park Linda K Eyerman ● J Matthew Donohue ■ David J Elkanich Olivier F Jamin Matthew Caruso Ellis William A Gaylord ● Top to Bottom: Thomas E Kim Elzinga & Associates LLC Barbara J Gazeley Joseph L Franco Victoria Bejarano Muirhead, Alexandra Slotterbac, and Aime Ohlmann, Steven E Klein ■ Ronald H Elzinga Gazzola & Hull PC ◗ Garrett S Garfield all of Lewis & Clark Law School, at Party Under the Stars. Alicia J LeDuc Emerge Law Group Charles D Gazzola ● Chris Gregores Jesse D Lyon ● Alex J Berger Gearing Rackner & McGrath LLP George Gregores Mick Harris, Tonkon Torp; and Perry Kantor and CJ Graves, Graves & Marisa Kaye Meltebeke ■ Sean Clancy Anne M Haugaard Alex N Hadduck Swanson, at Party Under the Stars. Meghan K Moran ■ Nathan Engle Laura Rackner Sara Christina Heskett ● Guy Walden and Kathy Modie, both of Multnomah Bar Association, Carol Noonan ◆ Esler Stephens & Buckley ❤ Gevurtz Menashe PC Lisa Howley at Laf-Off. Joshua E Husbands James G Parker Michael J Esler ◆ Nakia Bradley-Lawson ▲ Samantha Sondag, Tyler Killeen, and Ryan Kunkel, all of Stoel Rives, Blake J Robinson John W Stephens ◆ Julia Maureen Hagan Peter R Jarvis at Party Under the Stars. Hrishikesh Shah ■ Ernest E Estes William J Howe, III ■ Paul E Loving 20 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations by Service Area

Jackson Lewis PC Johanna Schwartz Janice R Morgan ● Anit K Jindal Portland Area Recap Julie Dod Gregory Kennard Scott Rebecca L Morgan Anna Marie Joyce & Tami J Parr ✹ & Daniel Rufener▲ he Portland area legal community raised nearly Sarah J Ryan ■ Robert F Scotti Jacqueline Sadker Kamins Jaques Sharp, Attorneys Todd M Siegel Andrea N Ogston Vivek A Kothari $800,000 for legal aid this year. Campaign volunteers T Jay F Sherrerd ■ Stacey C Slater Julia S Olsen Heather Laske worked on creative fundraisers and one-on-one outreach Susan E Jewell Derrick W Toddy Legal Services Corporation Matthew A Levin in committees and within their firms to encourage The Johansen Family Trust John D Vandenberg Jane Ribadeneyra ▲ Christina M Lok ■ support. Large and midsize law firms donated generously, Mark & Jay Johnson-Roberts ■ Mark W Wilson Maureen Leonard ■ Jeffrey S Lovinger ■ ➤ and small and solo firms combined to give nearly Robert C Joondeph Klein Munsinger LLC Leonard Law Group David B Markowitz ● $120,000. Lawyer comedians from across the state Elizabeth S Joseph ■ Jose A Klein Holly C Hayman ▲ Teresa MacLean ◆ competed in CEJ’s biennial LAF-OFF competition held Jean & Richard Josephson Damien T Munsinger Justin D Leonard Chad Naso Timothy A Solomon in Portland, helping the CEJ to raise a ruckus and more K & L Gates LLP Ann Marie Schott Marie Porter ● Kenneth Lerner ◆ than $21,000! Philip S Van Der Weele ▲ Michael J Knapp Michelle Anne Lopez Robles Kahn & Kahn PC B Rupert Koblegarde Lewis & Clark Law School Renee E Rothauge ● Garry L Kahn Koehler ADR LLC Amy Bushaw Yienta Saepharn Jake Kamins Peter H Koehler, Jr ■ Antonija Krizanac Laura Renee Salerno Owens ▲ Kaplan Law LLC Sarah Kolar Ronald B & Jewel Lansing Gregory A Scott Ron K Cheng Rep Tina Kotek Shari C & Toste Nilsson ▲ Kelly E Shannon Karmel Savage PC Jerilyn Ann Krier Aime Lee Ohlmann Kerry J Shepherd ● Ivan M Karmel Tommy Kuchulis Hon Mark Allen Peterson ▲ Karie Trujillo Alan W Karpinski ▲ Richard Kuhns & Mary Quigley Holly R Puckett ▲ Harry Wilson ● Lissa K Kaufman Hon Theodore Kulongoski ◆ Simon Schiller Melissa Marote Leslie Nori Kay William H Kwitman Michael Benjamin Smith Nicole Martinez Keating Jones Hughes PC Thomas W LaBarge Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard Michael & Christy Mason ◆ & Smith LLP Martha L Francois Shay LaBray ● Harris S Matarazzo Rachel A Robinson Dale Fujimoto Richard F Lancefield Adina Matasaru David J Ryan Lindsey & Jim Hughes ■ Landerholm Law LLC Tamsky McCole Rodney E Lewis, Jr ● Ebonie Johnson Katherine H Denning McDowell Rackner & Gibson PC ❤ Liberty Mutual Insurance Molly K Marcum ◆ Landye Bennett Blumstein LLP Shoshana J Baird ■ Susan L Manes ■ Renae Stevenson J David Bennett ● Kirk H Gibson ◆ Carl Ross Hillary A Taylor Patrick T Foran Adam Lowney ■ Lindsay Hart LLP Peggy Tombleson Lane Powell PC ➤ Katherine A McDowell ◆ Paul Silver ■ Kyle Keefe Debra Bolton Wendy McIndoo ● Jerard S Weigler Kell Alterman & Runstein LLP Bruce H Cahn ■ Jocelyn Claire Pease ● Littler Mendelson Scott J Aldworth Lorrie Crawford Lisa F Rackner ● John A Berg Brett E Engel Garrett W Crawshaw Jordan R Schoonover ■ Joseph M Cooper Riley T Gombart David W Criswell ● McGaughey Erickson Zack Duffly Jay Kevin Griffith Jean Crown Aurelia Erickson Bradley Krupicka Lee D Kell ● Elizabeth A Davis McKean Smith Anthony D Kuchulis ■ Mathew W Lauritsen Erika Davis Sonia A Montalbano Douglas S Parker ● Connor J Moran Kenneth R & Marci K Davis McNamer & Company Christine Elizabeth Sargent James D O'Donnell Neil J Evans ■ Anthony Edward McNamer Erin O Sweeney Paul A Raney Pilar French Mechanic Law Firm David P R Symes Dennis Steinman John H Gadon Linda Meng ■ Alison Tong Zachary Blay Walker Kathryn Gallagher ■ Meyer Memorial Trust Jennifer Neth Warberg Beth Janssen Zilbert Bruce C Hamlin Theresa K Deibele ◆ Colette Livermore Paul J Kelly, Jr ▲ Charles F Hudson ● Stephanie Miller Sally Long Lisa M Kenn Brian T Kiolbasa Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP ◗ Lytics Inc Kent Mediation & Arbitration Robert E Maloney, Jr Maureen Alford Lewis D Barr Christopher H Kent ■ Walter W McMonies, Jr ● Faustina Ash M Financial Group Kilmer Voorhees & Laurick PC Akemi Migaki Judith M Baugh Ian David Macleod ▲ Rachael King Paul M Ostroff ▲ Elise B Brickner-Schulz MacMillan Scholz & Marks PC Bill & Susan Kirtley ● Benjamin Pirie Bruce L Campbell ■ Jaimie A Fender Klarquist Sparkman LLP Lisa D Poplawski Heather Carr Matt Maletis Patrick M Bible Michael R Silvey ● Jeffrey P Chicoine ● Mangan Law LLC Lisa M Caldwell Thomas W & Becky Sondag ◆ D Gary Christensen ▲ Michael James Mangan John Christopher Carraway Cliff E Spencer Ian M Christy ■ Phillip M Margolin Kristin Lee Cleveland Christine E Thelen ● John C Clarke Markowitz Herbold PC ➤ Robert Cruzen Mohammed N Workicho Erica A Clausen Katherine M Acosta Scott E Davis Claudia Michelle Larkins ■ Jeffrey G Condit ◆ Abigail Adams Sandon M Duncan Larkins Vacura Kayser LLP ◗ Gerald P Cummings Brenda Anthony James E Geringer Brett Erin Applegate Kieran John Curley ■ Candice A Barnett Michael Girard Kelsey M Benedick ▲ Debra Diede Paul S Bierly ● Susan W Graf Heather K Cavanaugh ▲ Brenna C Dickey ▲ Lauren F Blaesing ● Jeffrey B Haendler Bridget M Donegan ▲ Brian B Doherty Anthony Blake Klaus Hemingway Hamm Cody Hoesly Laura E Doll Bryana L Blessinger ● Kevin M Hayes Christopher J Kayser ■ Elisa J Dozono ■ Nathan D Burcham ■ Joseph T Jakubek William L Larkins, Jr ● Laurie A Dye Stephen F Deatherage Sarah E Jelsema ■ John Cathcart Rake ■ C Marie Eckert Joel Defferding Cory A Jones Hopi Costello Ruplin ▲ Cody J Elliott Top to Bottom: Dallas Steven DeLuca ● Michael D Jones Julie R Vacura ■ Kimball H Ferris Multnomah County judges rise to be honored at the Annual Rebecca Dodd Ramon A Klitzke ▲ Lawyers Title of Oregon David A Foraker Awards Luncheon. Jeffrey M Edelson ● Deakin Thomas Lauer Chas Cleveland Abbe Max Louis Forer Joanna Freeman Liani Reeves, Bullard Law; Bryson Davis, Sussman Shank; and Helen Jeffrey Stewart Love Elizabeth Lee Katelyn J Fulton Stanton R Gallegos ■ Hierschbiel, Oregon State Bar; at the Annual Awards Luncheon. Andrew M Mason Legal Aid Services of Oregon Crystal Ghanem Janna M Giesbrecht-McKee ■ Gracey Nagle, Lewis & Clark Law School; and Emily Fullerton and Gregory Lloyd Maurer Marc Beck Jonathon L Goodling Lynn Gutbezahl Savannah Wolfe, Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt, at Party Under Ethan A McGrath Aleta E Doerr ● Sharae Marie Wheeler Gross Tami Hall the Stars. Kyle B Rinehart David L Koen M Christie Helmer Ryan Hansen Jill Mallery, Rebecca Morgan, and Maria Arellano, all of Legal Aid Wayne W Rupert Jill R Mallery Shanelle A Honda Molly Kitchel Honore ● Services of Oregon, at Laf-Off. Sheree Lynn Rybak Ed Marks ■ Lori A Hughes 21 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations

✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita) Douglas B Hull Northwest Resource Law PLLC Michael L Ritchey Stephen F English City of Portland Sage Legal Center Wendy E Jackson Christopher A Rycewicz AnneMarie Sgarlata Stephen M Feldman Nancy Hendrickson Kristy Kay Barrett Robert G Koury II Mary J Oberst ◆ Catherine A Terwilliger Rebecca Flock Lindsey McHenry SAIF Corporation & Denise O Koury Ogletree Deakins Heather L Weigler ◆ Justin Michael Gonzales Stephen Rae Nicholas Rogers Wayne D Landsverk ● Paul E Cirner Oregon Health & Science University M Christopher Hall Portland Office of Samuels Yoelin Kantor LLP Frank V Langfitt,III ● Marcia Lynn Ohlemiller Jessica A Asai Priscilla E Hampton the City Attorney Victoria D Blachly Nathaniel P Levy Lucy Glenn Ohlsen Janet Billups Jacob E Hasler Lauren A King Emily Clark Cuellar Erich W Merrill Jr OlsenDaines PC Oregon Innocence Project Erick J Haynie Anne Milligan Walker R Clark & Laura IB Merrill ◆ Michael Fuller Steven T Wax Philip R Higdon Karen L Moynahan Christine R Costantino Eric R Mills Oregon Attorney Oregon Law Center Kristina J Holm Linly F Rees ● Denise Nicole Gorrell ● Douglas D Morris ▲ ◗ Assistance Program Debra Dority ▲ Chrysty Johnson Portland General Electric Leslie S Johnson ■ Jollee Faber Patterson ◆ Shari Pearlman Beth Englander Chrysty E Johnston Lisa A Kaner Stephen E Kantor Michael Porter Oregon Circuit Courts Emily Teplin Fox Aaron Jorgensen Donald J Light Jessica L McConnell ▲ David G Post Hon Cheryl A Albrecht Monica A Goracke ● Daniel T Keese Crystal L Lindquist Anastasia Yu Meisner John F Purcell ▲ Hon Steffan Alexander Marisa Antonia Samuelson Shannon Kimmel Douglas C & Deb Tingey ■ Laura S Nelson Nicholas H Pyle Hon Beth Allen Stephen & Mabsie Walters ● Seth J King David F White ■ Darlene D Pasieczny Dennis P Rawlinson ■ & Christine Cress Oregon Law Group PC Nicholas Lesage Port of Portland Timothy J Resch Ivan Resendiz Gutierrez Hon Eric J Bloch Madison A Kaplan ■ Kristina Mack Daniel A Blaufus ● Nicholas Rogers Peter C Richter ◆ Hon Leslie G Bottomly Oregon Psychiatric Security Julia Elizabeth Markley ◆ Portland State University Valerie Sasaki Katy Robinson Hon Stephen Bushong Review Board Holly Jordan Martinez April Kusters Steven W Seymour Thomas C Sand ● Hon Eric L Dahlin ■ Sidney E Moore, Jr David S Matheson Cynthia J Starke Victoria Timbrook Justin C Sawyer ▲ Hon Kathleen M Dailey Oregon Women Lawyers Gwyneth Elizabeth McAlpine Scott O Pratt Kelly Ann Troeh Jack B Schwartz Hon Angela M Franco Lucero ◗ Linda Tomassi Ann McQuesten Precision Castparts Corp Michael D Walker Jennifer R Stephens Hon Michael A Greenlick Oregon Paralegal Association Darcy Medina Roger A Cooke & Joan Cirillo ● Van M White, III Christine L Taylor Hon Amy Holmes Hehn ◆ Our Oregon Matthew Joseph Mertens Sara N Gray Eric J Wieland Vanessa L Triplett Hon Linda Hughes ■ ◆ Christine B Mason Nathan Robert Morales Peter L Serrurier ● Jeffrey D Sapiro ● Matthew A Tripp Hon Morgan Wren Long ● Nancy Overpeck Neil Nathanson Providence St Joseph Health Jeremy V Sarant Lisa Marie Wetzel Hon Angel Lopez PacifiCorp Sasha A Petrova Carole L Souvenir Bruce L Schafer John Casey Mills ◆ Barbara B Marcille Sarah E Edmonds ■ Steven L Pfeiffer Roy Pulvers Schmidt & Yee PC Mitra Law Group ■ Hon Judith H Matarazzo Jordan Pahl Laura Segal Polster Radler White Parks Spencer S Aldrich Morel Ink Hon Melvin Oden-Orr & Alexander LLP Margaret Parker Reagan Rapp Schoenfeld & Schoenfeld PC Jesse Morris Hon Karen Ostrye Lynda Ramsey Parker Butte & Lane PC Tara Ratliff Karen Ruga Schoenfeld Law Offices of Kathryn R Morton Hon Mark Allen Peterson ▲ Katelyn Booth Randall Richard John Parker ■ Stephanie M Regenold Steven Mark Schoenfeld Tegan Schlatter ■ Hon David F Rees ● Rational Unicorn Legal Services LLC Parsons Farnell & Grein LLP Lawrence H Reichman Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC Motschenbacher & Blattner LLP Hon Leslie M Roberts ■ Michael E Jonas Nicholas Beyer Adam Reneker Lisa Nichole Alexander Gregory J Englund Hon Shelley D Russell Constance Rhodes Erin N Dawson Christopher W Rich ■ Jamee B Asher Molly Jo Mullen ● Hon Gregory F & Dale H Silver ✹ Richardson Wright LLP Megan L Perkins Patrick L Rieder Michelle M Baird-Johnson Multnomah Bar Association Hon Kelly Skye Jovita T Wang ▲ S Jane Patterson Cassie D Roberts Carson Bowler Kathy Modie Hon Benjamin N Souede Simon Whang William Frederick Paulus Susan K Roberts Blake Kershul Bowman Guy Walden Hon Jamie Troy The Rickles Law Firm PC Shenoa L Payne Kevin R Schock Sheree Buchanan Multnomah County Hon Kathryn L Villa-Smith Martin W Jaqua Peachey Davies Myers & Dunn PC ◆ Attorney's Office Patrick J Simpson ● ➤ Carmen M Calzacorta Hon Katharine von Ter Stegge Lisa M Knight Davies Ring Bender LLP David A Landrum Ariana Stares ◆ Christine Carlson Hon Nan G Waller ▲ Andrew J Myers Christine L Hein James Gordon Rice ✹ Casey Stephens Lisa Cincotta Hon L Randall Weisberg Thomas C Peachey Rizzo Mattingly Bosworth PC Jonathan P Strauhull Heidee Stoller Xavier A Clark Oregon Community Foundation Perkins Coie LLP ◗ Claude F Bosworth ▲ Multnomah Defenders Inc Kara Ellis Tatman ■ Michael A Cohen Oregon Council on Robert L Aldisert ▲ Allen E Eraut ▲ Lisa J Pardini Court Procedures John R Thomas Annyika Corbett Diane M Anderson Steven V Rizzo ▲ Autumn Danielle Shreve Shari C & Toste Nilsson ▲ Roy W Tucker ✹ Phil Demaray Joe Bailey Janine Robben Nancy B Murray Hon Mark Allen Peterson ▲ Thomas M Vogt Joshua P Dennis Bryan D Beel Kirkland T Roberts Ardith A Muse Oregon Department of Justice Carl Vosicka James F Dulcich Danielle Benderly ■ Helle Rode Law Office of Nay & Friedenberg Marc Abrams Cody M Weston Jeffrey S Eden David A Bledsoe ■ Tina Roe Samuel Friedenberg Patrick L Aitchison Andrew Wood Dan Eller Chris Bowers Rogue Law Firm PC & Sandra Tetzloff Amanda J Austin ◆ Erin Maureen Pettigrew John R Faust, Jr ▲ Alletta Brenner Thomas Richard Adams ● Alan T Nettleton Sibylle Baer Pioneer Trust Bank Jared Fiechtzer Brentley M Bullock ■ Charese A Rohny Elizabeth Newcomb Elizabeth Ballard Colgrove Pickett Dummigan McCall LLP ➤ Brien Flanagan Angie Geng Burcham Catharine Roner-Reiter & Carol Noonan ◆ Lydia Ng Dana M Forman R Brendan Dummigan ■ Katherine Carter Rose Senders & Bovarnick LLC Erin M Forbes Zonrad Ng Scott J Kaplan J Randolph Pickett ✹ Edward Choi Richard D Senders Stephen S Ford Greg Niemi Natalee Howes Levine Suzanne C Pickgrobe Mason Cole Rosenbaum Law Group PC Gregory D Fullem NMC Law LLC Paul Neese ● Suzanne Piland Sarah J Crooks ◆ Bruce Rubin & Suzie Boss ■ Emily SB Fullerton Nancy M Cooper Diane D Nguyen Piucci Law ❤ Brendan S Crowley Matthew O Ryan ■ Debbie Gibson Northwest Lawfirm Eva H Novick Joseph E Piucci ● Amber Dugger Michelle A Ryan Amanda Grayson Christine Tracey Rahela Khanum Rehman Stephen V Piucci ●

Tim Cunningham, Davis Wright Kristen Conner, Heritage Bank, Steve Horning, Willamette Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman, US Traci Ray and Shayda Le, both of Jacqueline Mitchson and Alexander Tremaine, and Nick Kampars, and Allen Eraut, Rizzo Mattingly, Community Bank, and Ed Kluss, District Court, and Danielle Benderly, Barran Liebman, at the Annual Hill, both of Bullivant Houser Bailey, Wildwood Law, at the CEJ at the Advisory Committee Meeting. Columbia Bank, at the Annual Perkins Coie, at the Advisory Awards Luncheon. at Party Under the Stars. Annual Luncheon. Awards Luncheon. Committee Meeting. 22 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations

Thomas S Griffin Shelby C Smith Andrew T Ho Andrew Davis ◆ Clay D Creps ■ United States Army Angie Hanning Smith Freed & Eberhard PC Mark D Houk Timothy S DeJong ◆ John B Rocky Dallum ● Corps of Engineers Erika Hayes William A Stinman Mary P Hull Keith S Dubanevich ◆ Sam DeBaltzo ▲ Lev G Blumenstein David A Hepler Soderstrom Architects Steven H Hull ▲ Keith A Ketterling ◆ Justin B Denton ■ United States Attorney's Office Thuy Hoay Dan Van Calcar Pamela L Jacklin Steve D Larson ◆ Sarah M Einowski ▲ Adrian Lee Brown ■ ◆ Aukjen Tadema Ingraham Robert S Sola Jason A Johns Benjamin Leedy ◆ Christopher D Erickson ■ Ethan D Knight Noah Jarrett ■ Spark Legal LLC Emily V Karr David A Lokting ◆ David Copley Forman United States Bankruptcy Court Juan G Jasso Emily Candler Rake ▲ James M Kearney Keil M Mueller ◆ Morris J Galen ◆ Hon Trish M Brown Kirk Johansen Richard G Spier Mediator Reilley D Keating Yoona Park ◆ William T Gent ▲ Stephen A Raher Kimbra Kasch Richard G Spier Laura M Kerr Joshua & Racheli Karlinsky Elizabeth A Goodman United States Department ◆ of the Interior Kathryn Kelly Brendan Stabnow Tyler J Killeen Ross Corbett Gordon ● ◆ Stephanie L Lynch ■ Jamie C Knapp Lindsay J Stamm ■ Victor J Kisch Robert A Shlachter Stephanie Jo Grant ▲ ✹ United States District Court Sara Kobak ■ Standard Insurance Company Kimberley J Kitzmiller ● N Robert & Barre Stoll Ronald L Greenman ◆ ◆ Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman ▲ Andrew Lee ● Jason Edward Wolf ● Kelly Knivila ■ Jennifer S & Lee Wagner Gwendolyn Griffith Hon Anna J Brown April Lee Stephens & Margolin LLP Alisha L Kormondy ■ Stolzberg Disabilty Law Tyler R Harkness ▲ ◆ Andrew W Henderson Melody Lien Jennifer Herbst Dana L Krawczuk Karen Stolzberg Mick Harris ▲ Hon Marco Hernandez ■ Kathleen Levesque David Sternesky Antonija Krizanac G Wanda Stromquist Caroline & Adrian Harris Hon Karin J Immergut Mark A Long ● Stewart Sokol & Larkin LLC Jeffrey M Krueger Stutheit Kalin LLC Crowne ■ ◆ Hon Michael H Simon ◆ Amanda Loupin-Bartlett Thomas Ardell Larkin ■ Daniel R Kubitz ■ Kyann C Kalin ■ James K Hein ❤ Hon Janice M Stewart ▲ Alvin Ma Tyler James Storti Ryan S Kunkel Sugerman Law Office Theodore G Herzog ■ ◆ Natalie Wolfe Bradley D Maier Stoel Rives LLP ➤ Margaret B Kushner ◆ David F Sugerman Megan Kathleen Houlihan ▲ Sen Ron L Wyden ● Mark A Manulik ■ Bethany Anne Bacci ▲ Rachel Lee Sussman Shank LLP Jarell Hunt ▲ Vacasa Todd Martz Ellyar Barazesh Dennis J & Sandy Leybold Derek J Ashton Elizabeth AP Judd ▲ Bryan S Geon Cristina Mayorga Gary R Barnum Caroline J Livett Aaron J Besen Jeffrey H Keeney ■ Kevin Valdez Brian Nakashima Brenda K Baumgart Steven T Lovett ■ Joanna Bolstad Albert N Kennedy ● Evans W Van Buren, Jr ● Blanche Niksich Steven G Bell Kirk B Maag ● Barry P Caplan ● Robert Koch ● Vangelisti LLC Rachel Nold Kerry Bittler Shannon Marich Thomas M Christ Blerina Kotori ■ Richard J Vangelisti Rosa Olivia Ostrom Susan B Bock Chad T Marriott ■ Timothy J Coleman Melina LaMorticella ▲ Ella Varney Wesley E Parker Steven James Boender Eric L Martin ■ Clifford Scott Davidson Mark F LeRoux ■ Victim Rights Law Center Danielle Parvey Jason M Brauser ▲ Jennifer H Martin Bryson E Davis Brenda L Meltebeke ■ Jessica E Mindlin & Alex Schafir Thomas J Payne Brie Bridegum Gus Martinez Drew Lawrence Eyman Max M Miller, Jr ■ WareEvans Inc Alex Poust ■ Nathan Charles Brunette ● Patti McIlhagga William G Fig Jessica A Morgan ■ Joan Warnock Pam Preiser Kevin D Burnett Timothy L McMahan ■ Laurie R Hager Haley Miller Morrison ■ Richard L Weil Michael C Robinson Logan Cameron Katie Moesche ▲ Kristen G Hilton Janet E Neuman Elizabeth E Welch ▲ Jennifer Satter Michael R Campbell ■ Steven A Moore ■ Janine Hume Daniel Newman ▲ ◆ Western Resources Legal Center Jessica A Schuh ■ Julie V Canan Joel A Mullin ■ Thomas Jerin Darcy Michele Norville Scott Horngren Charmin B Shiely ● Bernard John Casey ■ Lynnette Murdock Heather Anne Marie Kmetz Turid L Owren ● Wildwood Law Group Pete Shrager Farrah Chaichi Barbara L Nay ■ Hansary Laforest Christopher J Pallanch ■ Nicholas A Kampars ● Anne Marie Talcott ▲ Crystal S Chase Timothy P Nicholson Jennifer Langlois Thomas P Palmer ▲ Willamette Week Melissa Tofell Tyler M Clarke Mark A Norby Jordan E Manley Alan C Perkins ● Richard H Meeker ■ Genna R Vance Cynthia Cleary Brant Jacob Norquist ■ Lea K Schneider Edwin C Perry Kirsten Williams ● Christopher Vanochten William L Clydesdale ◆ Karen L O'Connor John A Schwimmer ■ David J Petersen ■ Williams Kastner Greene et al James T Waldron ■ Greg D Corbin Milo E Ormseth ◆ Steven T Seguin Megan R Reuther ▲ Erin Bagley Josh & Rachel Waldron D Jeffrey Courser Brendan N O'Scannlain Elizabeth A Semler Lindsay L Reynolds ▲ Taryn Marie Basauri June M Wiyrick Flores Aaron Courtney ■ Louise Patten ▲ Ragina L Stark Ferdinand Ruplin ▲ ◆ Cassandra L Bow Jennifer L Woodhouse ● Nancy L Cowgill Kevin T Pearson Thomas W Stilley ▲ Kurt W Ruttum Steven F Cade Christina York Barbara D Craig Amy Joseph Pedersen ✹ Curtis A Welch Melany Ilyn Savitt ▲ Bryan K Churchill Seidl Law Office PC Christopher C Criglow Toni Pfahler Michael Joe Wood Andrea Schmidt ■ Brenna Deon Green Michael R Seidl Sarah Stauffer Curtiss ■ John Anthony Rafter, Jr Charles Swindells ■ Ava Lauren Schoen ▲ S Ward Greene ◆ Robin J Selig Brad S Daniels ▲ Per A Ramfjord Diane S Sykes Attorney at Law PC Jeanette C Schuster ■ Tani Hooper Will Selzer Zachary S Davis ■ Guy A Randles ◆ Diane S Sykes ● Leon Simson ■ Thomas A Ped Senior Judges Saskia M de Boer Christopher C Rifer Charles S Tauman PC Daniel H Skerritt ◆ David P Weiner ▲ Hon Richard C Baldwin ■ Samantha Dippon Laura E Rosenbaum ■ Charles S Tauman Anna Sortun ● ◆ Charles R Williamson ● Hon Douglas Beckman & Adam H Dittman ■ Kristin Russell ■ Nancy S Tauman Kimberlee A Stafford ▲ Windermere Real Estate Joanna Ceciliani John B Dudrey ■ Jeremy David Sacks ■ Seth & Stacy Taylor Jon P Stride Jonathan E Cohen Hon Henry C Breithaupt Lisa Newman Eckstein ▲ Kennon Scott City of The Dalles Alexander M Tinker ■ Wiscarson Law PC Hon Robert D Durham ▲ Amy Edwards ◆ Penny H Serrurier ● Gene E Parker Janet Tomas Betty Smith Hon Julie E Frantz Ed & Sue Einowski ◆ Timothy W Snider ■ Thede Culpepper Moore et al Frank J Weiss Wright Finlay & Zak LLP Hon Edward J Jones Louis A Ferreira, IV Joan P Snyder ● Conrad L Moore ■ Steven M Wilker ● Tony Kullen Hon Paula J Kurshner ● Kassim M Ferris ▲ Andrew H Solomon Jeanette L Thomas ■ Michael C Willes ■ Paul Wrigley Hon Jean Kerr Maurer ● David E Filippi ▲ Samantha Sondag ■ Thomas & Reynolds PC Jeffrey W Woodcox ■ ➤ Wyse Kadish LLP ◗ Hon Elizabeth L Perris & Randolph C Foster Ariel Stavitsky ▲ Tomasi Salyer Martin Timothy Wright ■ Beverly Schnabel David I Bean Eugene A Frassetto Michael L Such ■ Jennifer M Bragar Zachary WL Wright ■ Hon Timothy J Sercombe Michele Buck-Romero Todd L Friedman ■ Robert Teel Jan Charles Trainor Law PC Hon Diana I Stuart Anne E Koch Stephen H Galloway ■ Bradley F Tellam ◆ Julie Harvey Gloria J Trainor Hon Merri Souther Wyatt ◆ Meagan E Robbins Sean C Gay Marc Therrien Jeffrey A Martin Donald & Cynthia Trelstad ● Sentia Wellness Maxine Tuan C Andrew Gibson ■ Andrea H Thompson ◆ Jasmine Ramig Todd Trierweiler & Associates Kristin H Sterling ● ◆ Kori A Walton Lacey Gillet ▲ Guy J Thompson Valerie Athena Tomasi Megan Rae Rickert ▲ Joel D Shapiro ➤ Yates Family Law PC Anne W Glazer ▲ Geoffrey B Tichenor ▲ Tonkon Torp LLP TriMet Shenker & Bonaparte LLP Jacqueline Lizeth Alarcon Jacob C Goldberg ■ Dora Tynes Adam Tyler Adkin ▲ Erik Van Hagen Arden E Shenker ❤ Austin Batalden William J Goodling Erica P Valli Rachel Atchison ▲ Troutman Sanders LLP Sen Chip Shields Donna Yauger Eric A Grasberger ● E Walter Van Valkenburg ● Owen D Blank ■ Adam C Kobos ● Heidi Shultz Haemi Yoon Oren Buchanan Haker Alfredo Villanueva ▲ Jeffrey G Bradford ▲ Adrienne L Thompson ■ Sarah E Silberger Zarosinski Hartwig PC Todd Alohikeau Hanchett Elliott J Williams ■ Kristin L Bremer Moore ● Sidney Villanueva David L Slader ✹ Ira Zarov ◆ Timothy N Hatfield ■ Matthew R Wilmot Claire E Brown ▲ Roslyn Lipton Tucker Michelle Slater Katherine M Zelko ■ Melissa Healy ■ Thomas R Wood Robert Lane Carey ● Tumac Inc Slinde Nelson Gregory K Zeuthen Abbey L Hendricks ■ Max M Yoklic ▲ Sadie Y Concepcion ▲ Amy L Davidson Jason E Hirshon ■ Zimmer Bond Fay & Overlund LLC Christopher R Hermann Stoll Berne PC ❤ Paul W Conable ■ Cher Underwood Forsberg Jefferson Smith ◆ Joel K Overlund Christopher K Heuer ● Steven C Berman ◆ Timothy J Conway Unlawful Termination Lawyers LLC Olivia L Smith Henry H Hewitt ◆ Gary M Berne ◆ Sherrill A Corbett ■ Daniel Kevin Le Roux ■ 23 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations

✸Visionary (donations of $5,000 and above) ♦Benefactor (donations of $2,000 to $4,999) ●Champion (donations of $1,000 to $1,999) ■Advocate (donations of $500 to $999) ▲Sustainer (donations of $301 to $499) ❤Guardian of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $1000+ per capita) ➤Defender of Justice Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $500+ per capita) ◗Justice Council Firm (2+ attorney firms donating $301+ per capita)

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Coos Bay Even in the best of times, poverty is a pressing issue in Coos, Curry, and Western Douglas counties. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it even more difficult to make Service Area ends meet for low-income Oregonians who live in the region. During this crisis, the Coos Bay Regional Office has seen an increase in requests for assistance in domestic Counties: Coos, Curry, violence and family law cases. They have also noticed a spike in calls for information and western Douglas and assistance on housing, landlord-tenant, and consumer debt issues, because they Square Miles: 3,819 are the only office in the region providing free legal assistance to low-income Oregonians Poverty Population: 20,171 in these matters. This year, the office received a renewal for an Oregon Domestic and Sexual Violence Services (ODSVS) Grant through the Oregon Department of Justice, which provides them with increased funding to represent survivors of domestic violence. They also received a renewal of the South Coast Business Employment Corp. grant, which provides them with increased funding to represent low-income senior citizens on the Southern Oregon Coast. Joy Christy, Julie Sugano, Joe MacNeille, Bill Niese

Grants Pass The housing crisis continues to cause many problems for low-income residents of Josephine County, along with concerns about health and safety, public benefits, and Regional Office employment issues that have been exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic. In response to this crisis, the Grants Pass office has continued serving clients by doing Service Area all intake over the telephone. At the time of the appointment, an attorney will either Counties: Josephine conduct the meeting by telephone or do a videoconference, based on the Square Miles: 1,641 client's preference. Poverty Population: 22,056 This year, the Grants Pass office is staying true to form and is proudly displaying CEJ’s Equity Cup, which the region retained by once again showing the highest percentage increase in attorneys donating to CEJ again this year. Eric Dahlin, Walter Fonseca, Inessa Wurscher Jackson With the onset of COVID-19, the Jackson County Center for Nonprofit Legal Services (CNPLS) has focused on securing the stability of their client community, especially County families at risk of homelessness. Landlord-tenant matters are particularly challenging in light of recent changes in the law, in court procedures and schedules, and in daily Counties: Jackson activities. Within just a few weeks of the pandemic, there was a 100% increase in Square Miles: 2,801 COVID-19 related housing applications submitted by individuals and families affected Poverty Population: 46,370 by this crisis. CNLPS has also been working with clients on securing SSI disability benefits and helping them navigate through the appeals process. They have also helped to Increase awareness and community support for the DACA legal support project. This year, CNPLS received the Immigrants and Refugees Collaborative Grant, the City of Back: Sean Van Ausdall, Hon. William P. Haberlach, Ray Churba, Medford Council Vision Grant, a COVID-19 emergency grant, a Smart Family Foundation Joe Fichter, Jennifer Esmay, Connie Ihm, Linda Leyrer, Laura Lindley-Gutierrez. Front: Candace Clements, Janice Watson, Debra Grant, and the OCF Community Grant for their Public Guardian Program. Lee, Carmel Zahran, Ardyce Hutmacher

Amy Amrhein Oregon Christian Donica Janay Haas ✹ Carmel Stout Zahran Tara Kaylene Millan ● Andersen Morse & Linthorst Broadcasting Inc Dugan Reporting & Associates Kelly Rose Hager Jackson County Sheriff’s Office Oregon Circuit Courts David J Linthorst Peter Joseph Carini Dutch Bros Law Office of Tricia D Hahn LLC Sheriff Nathan Sickler Hon Timothy Barnack ◗ Faith Marie Morse Cauble Cauble & Selvig LLP Cole Burgess Tricia D Hahn Jarvis Dreyer Glatte & Larsen LLP Hon Benjamin M Bloom Arneson & Stewart PC Elizabeth W Armitage ▲ Element IP Alan DB Harper Jacquelyn Bunick Hon Laura A Cromwell James A Arneson ▲ Christopher Cauble ▲ Anton J Bokal ● James F Harper Sydnee B Dreyer Hon Timothy C Gerking ● City of Ashland Walter L Cauble ▲ Jeni Feinberg Hornecker Cowling LLP Erik J Glatte Hon Lisa C Greif David Lohman Rachele R Selvig ▲ Lauretta Lee Ferguson John Blackhurst Darrel R Jarvis Hon David G Hoppe Ashland Police Department Amanda C Thorpe ▲ John & Mindy Ferris Charles E Bolen Erik C Larsen Hon Charles George Kochlacs Chief Tighe O'Meara Max C Whittington ▲ First Interstate Bank Melisa A Button Garrett West Katelyn S Mason Boccato Law LLC Center for NonProfit Lynae Williams Patrick G Huycke Josephine County Hon Sarah E McGlaughlin Legal Services ◗ Christina Marie Boccato Foster Denman LLP Idiart Law Group Lily Morgan Hon Lorenzo A Mejia ▲ Debra Fee Jing Lee & Peter Colette Boehmer ■ Sage ◆ Jason M Anderson John Almaguer Josephine County Legal Counsel Hon Kelly W Ravassipour Brian Law Firm LLC Laura Lindley-Gutierrez Grant McKenzie Elder Damian M Idiart Leah C Harper Hon Ann Marie Simmons ● Michael Brian Faye Weisler Eric R Foster Justin Idiart Daniel Robert Lang Hon Martin E Stone Brophy Schmor LLP ➤ Conner Process Service Stuart E Foster Benjamin D Nielsen Angie LaNier Hon Cameron F Wogan Dominic M Campanella ■ Coos County Bar Association Timothy L Jackle Jackson County Bar Association Samantha D Malloy Oregon Department of Justice Carlette Ann Kruse ■ Bob & Jean Cowling Paul F McClay Jackson County Counsel William A Mansfield J Adam Peterson ▲ Todd Bradley Maddox ■ Davis Freudenberg & Day Gerald M Shean, III Devin D Huseby Douglas M McGeary Michael G Sanchez Jennifer Nicholls ■ Benjamin E Freudenberg Frohnmayer Deatherage Peter Philbrick Medford City Attorney's Office Oregon Law Center David B Paradis ■ Davis Hearn Anderson & Turner Thomas F Armosino, Jr Jackson County District Eric B Mitton Eric T Dahlin Attorney's Office Thaddeus Glen Pauck ■ Eugene V Anderson Stephen G Jamieson Madison T Simmons Walter F Fonseca Michael McClelland Cohen Ryan M Pech ■ Jack Davis Tracy M McGovern Medford City Council Inessa Katherine Wurscher Lucy E Durst Douglass H Schmor ■ Christian E Hearn Bernard S Moore Bob Strosser Oregon Workers' Patrick P Green Compensation Board Mark Young Tuai ■ Garrison F Turner Nicholas J Naumes Medford Municipal Court Beth Heckert Bruce D Smith Mark R Weaver ■ Sen Alan DeBoer Molly R Silver Hon William P Haberlach Jeremy A Markiewicz David Orf Robert J Burch Law Office of Timothy J Doherty Alicia Marie Wilson ▲ Medford Police Department Terry J Smith-Norton Rebecca G Orf Timothy J Doherty Sen Jeff Golden Chief Scott Clauson 24 Individuals, Law Firms, Businesses & Organizations

Klamath Falls The Klamath Falls Regional Office continues to focus on housing law and housing justice—working to protect and help maintain housing for the low income in the Regional Office community. Like other offices, they are doing everything they can to remain “open” and available to help individuals in need of legal services, while cooperating with the Counties: Klamath, Lake community as a whole to address the COVID-19 crisis. A member of the three-person Square Miles: 14,494 office voluntarily staffs the office daily (in complete closed-door safety) to answer the Poverty Population: 19,644 phone and provide resources, new case intake, and general functions; while other staff work remotely from home, including taking on additional shifts on the statewide public benefits helpline. The office also participates in the statewide legal aid “time bank,” taking on various research tasks or online projects remotely when other offices are swamped, or a particular impact could be achieved. Drew Hartnett and Robert Emerson

Roseburg The Roseburg office continues its work on behalf of the homeless community, providing a variety of services, including advocating for their rights and helping them get into Counties: Douglas rental housing. The office is also heavily involved in landlord-tenant work, helping people Square Miles: 4,521 keep their housing by preventing unlawful evictions from occurring, and helping in cases Poverty Population: 23,932 where eviction was brought against people who were not covered by the Governor’s eviction moratorium. With the temporary hold on evictions, they have seen an increase in both unlawful efforts to get people out of housing, and in units being taken off the market. Their work advocating on behalf of survivors of domestic violence continues, and the office has helped a number of people keep their Family Abuse Prevention Act Restraining Orders and Stalking Protective Orders in place. Due to COVID-19, the Roseburg office has primarily been working remotely from home. They have significantly expanded both their phone intake hours and the cases on which they provide advice. They continue to assist clients with forms and appear in court as needed and appropriate. They are also posting updates on Facebook as benefits are expanded to those affected by the pandemic. The Roseburg Office of LASO Southern Oregon Luncheon • Nearly 100 lawyers and judges attended the luncheon this year, including judges from the Jackson and Josephine County Circuit Courts. State Senator Jeff Golden, Representative Gary Lief, and Representative Kimberly Wallan attended, as did Lily Morgan, the Chair of the Josephine County Commissioners. There was a wonderful contingent of law enforcement leaders in attendance, including Central Point Police Chief Kristine Allison, Medford Police Chief Scott Clauson, Ashland Police Chief Tighe O’Meara, and Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler. •Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum made keynote remarks highlighting how critical access to civil legal aid is to a well-functioning justice system. Jackson County Bar President Eric Mitton and Josephine County Bar President Max Whittington co-emceed the event, and Statewide Co-Chair Dominic Campanella encouraged all Alexis Packer Stebbins & Coffey ➤ All photos were taken at the Southern Oregon Luncheon. Southern Oregon attorneys to keep up their momentum Rogue Law Firm PC ❤ Michael R Stebbins ● Top Row, Left to Right: as the top donors in the state. Richard D Adams ● Stout Law LLC Judith Harper, US Attorney's Office; Hon Timothy Barnack, Jackson The Law Office of Justin Rosas Kevin Preston Stout County Circuit Court; and Sandra Sawyer. •Local attorney (and former legal aid lawyer) Janay Haas Justin N Rosas Michael J Stout Rep Gary Leif and Rep Kimberly Wallan, Oregon Legislature; Hon made a $10,000 matching grant to encourage Southern Frank C Rote, III United States Attorney's Office Tim Gerking, Jackson County Circuit Court; Attorney General Ellen Oregon lawyers to give for the first time or increase their Sandra Sawyer Marco & Christina Boccato Rosenblum; and Sen Jeff Golden, Oregon Legislature. contributions. As a result, the region’s attorneys donated Senior Judges Judith Rose Lowrey Harper Dom Campanella, Brophy Schmor, and Eric Mitton, Medford City almost $50,000. Hon G Philip Arnold ● Southern Oregon University Foundation Attorney’s Office. Hon Richard L Barron •Jackson County won the Justice Cup for the seventh Hon Paula M Bechtold Cristina Sanz Second Row, Left to Right: year in a row, with 42% of attorneys donating $36,000— Hon John P Cooney Watkinson Laird Rubenstein PC Jackson County Sheriff Nathan Sickler and Jeremy Markiewicz, Jackson Hon William G & Nancy Purdy Derek D Simmons ● County District Attorney’s Office. the highest participation rate in the state. Watson Law LLC Hon Mark S Schiveley ▲ Hon Laura Cromwell, Hon David Hoppe, and Hon Kelly Ravassipour, •Grants Pass retained the Equity Cup by once Patricia C Smullin Janice Watson ■ Jackson County Circuit Court. C Casey White, Attorney at Law again increasing their participation, this time by an Southern Oregon Public Doug McGeary and Bob Strosser, Medford City Council. Defenders Inc C Casey White amazing 75%! Victory D Walker Andrew R Wilson Jennifer Esmay and Laura Lindley-Gutierrez, both of the Center for Southern Oregon University Yesquen Law LLC NonProfit Legal Services. Lore Rutz-Burri Marlene R Yesquen 25 S Call to Action

Give to the Campaign for Equal Justice. The best Endow. Take simple steps to endow your annual way to increase access is to create more legal aid gift to the Campaign’s endowment fund. staff attorney positions. Speak Up. Let state, federal and private Review your IOLTA account for abandoned client funders know that access to justice is important. funds. The funds are paid to the Oregon State Bar for appropriation to legal aid through the Oregon State Learn how legal aid services are delivered in your Bar’s Legal Services Program. community so that you can make appropriate referrals for low-income clients. Shop. Support legal aid when you shop at Fred Meyer by linking your rewards card to CEJ (ask at the Move your IOLTA accounts to a “Leadership Bank customer service desk to set it up) and when you shop or Credit Union.” If all lawyers took this step, funding at Amazon through Amazon Smile. It costs you for legal aid could increase by over $1 million – nothing, but supports legal aid. enough to fund at least two small rural legal aid offices. Educate. Talk about the importance of access Contact the OLF at www.oregonlawfoundation.org. to justice. Let people know—civil legal aid is there for those who need help. Host a Campaign for Equal Connect. Ask your bar group to take action to Justice CLE for one hour of Access to Justice credit for support statewide legal aid programs in Oregon. attorneys. Contact the CEJ for ideas.

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Top to Bottom: Adrian Brown, US Attorney’s Office; Diane Sykes; Mariann Hyland, Oregon Community Foundation; Helen Hierschbiel, Oregon State Bar; and Valerie Colas, Oregon Judicial Department, at the Annual Awards Luncheon. Elizabeth Knight, Dunn Carney, and Ethan Knight, US Attorney’s Office, at the Annual Awards Luncheon. Dean Mariclynn Burke, University of Oregon School of Law, and Hon Adrienne Nelson, Oregon Supreme Court at the Advisory Committee Meeting. We need help from all lawyers, bar groups, and the community in providing access to justice for Tom Turner; Elisa Dozono (with kitty Dodger Blue), CLEAResult Consulting Inc; Ivan Resendiz Gutierriez, Miller Nash Graham & Dunn; low-income Oregonians. Please join us! For more information on how you can be involved, contact and Liani Reeves, Bullard Law, at Laf-Off. the Campaign for Equal Justice. WWW.CEJ-OREGON.ORG 503.295.8442 26 And the Award Goes to . . . Oregon Trial Lawyers Association

Alexzander CJ Adams Steven L Hill Joseph E Piucci Richard D Adams Dona Marie Hippert Stephen V Piucci Thomas Richard Adams Cody Hoesly Scott O Pratt Sarah Lowe Jacqueline Lizeth Alarcon Meredith Holley Travis S Prestwich Associate Award Spencer S Aldrich Lori J Hymowitz Caulin Price Scott J Aldworth Damian M Idiart Keith Reed arah Lowe is an associate at Collier Law in Salem, where she’s practiced since Courtney W Angeli Justin Idiart Adele J Ridenour 2018, focusing on estate planning, guardianship, and conservatorship Timothy Appelbaum Elizabeth J Inayoshi Mario F Riquelme S Elizabeth W Armitage Susan E Jewell Kirkland T Roberts proceedings. Sarah went above and beyond this year to support the CEJ. Kristin Asai Anit K Jindal Charese A Rohny She competed in, and was Ryan R Baker Dale C Johnson David M Rosen one of the winners of the Steven C Berman Derek C Johnson Elden M Rosenthal CEJ Laf-Off Comedy Gary M Berne Erious Johnson, Jr Joshua L Ross Competition. Sarah also Michael Brian Justin Johnson Matthew Lansing Roy helped organize and was Stephen L Brischetto Lara Christine Johnson Marisa Antonia Samuelson the emcee of the CEJ’s Thomas O Carter Jeff Jorgensen Karen Ruga Schoenfeld “Accessories to Justice” Rogelio C Cassol, Jr Matthew H Kehoe Steven Mark Schoenfeld event in Salem. Accessories Christopher Cauble Lisa M Kenn Ann Marie Schott Gabriel M Chase Keith A Ketterling Michael R Seidl to Justice included pub Ron K Cheng Jose A Klein Rachele R Selvig trivia as well as an auction Kyle S Clark Michael J Knapp Keith Semple of accessories (scarves, Joseph M Connelly Vivek A Kothari Mitra Shahri neckties, etc.) from legal Brooks F Cooper Edward A Kroll Joel D Shapiro community celebrities. Don Corson Christopher J Kuhlman Robert A Shlachter Sarah is also a member of Matthew Joseph Cox Hansary Laforest Sarah E Silberger CEJ’s Advisory Committee. Kelsie Gene Crippen Daniel Robert Lang Katelyn Skinner Shane P Davis Steve D Larson Richard A Sly Timothy S DeJong Daniel Kevin Le Roux Brent H Smith Dallas Steven DeLuca Andrew S Lewinter William E Smith Robert G Dolton David J Linthorst Robert S Sola Bridget M Donegan Paul E Loving Michael R Stebbins Bullard Law Keith S Dubanevich Scott C Lucas Dennis Steinman Midsize Firm Award R Brendan Dummigan David B Markowitz Michael Owen Stevens John J Dunbar Ed Marks David F Sugerman ullard Law is the recipient of this year’s Midsize Firm Award. They had a Katharine Edwards Ashley Allison Marton Dana L Sullivan Bsignificant increase in their number of donors and had a 100% participation Matthew Caruso Ellis Aruna A Masih Diane S Sykes rate this year. The firm also increased their overall giving and per capita giving Ronald H Elzinga James E McCandlish Andrew E Teitelman rate. Efforts were Alison Michelle Emerson James T McDermott Christine Tracey spearheaded by firm Michael J Esler Patrick S Melendy Gloria J Trainor members Naomi Ronald A Fontana Thomas Melville Alexander Tsiavos Johnson, Jess Osborn, Patrick T Foran Jennifer Middleton Richard J Vangelisti Caroline Forell Tara Kaylene Millan Nels J Vulin and Liani Reeves. Jess Emily Teplin Fox Robert J Miller, Sr Jennifer S Wagner is a member of the CEJ’s Sam Friedenberg Caitlin Van Tassel Mitchell Young Walgenkim Associates Committee, Edward T Fu Faith Marie Morse Zachary Blay Walker Naomi is a member of Michael Fuller Keil M Mueller Richard M Walsh the CEJ’s Midsize Firm Sara L Gabin Damien T Munsinger Gabriel Matthew Weaver Committee, and Liani William A Gaylord Lucy Glenn Ohlsen Elizabeth E Welch is a member of the Erica C Glaser Leslie W O'Leary Mark J Wilk CEJ Board. The CEJ Gary I Grenley David D Park Robert W Wilkinson thanks Bullard Law for W Eugene Hallman Yoona Park Timothy L Williams its amazing support Adam Hanson Darlene D Pasieczny Andrew R Wilson Edward J Harri Jovanna L Patrick Kristina L Wolfe this year! Mick Harris Shenoa L Payne Theresa (Terry) L Wright Marilyn A Heiken Thomas C Peachey Aron D Yarmo Timothy J Helfrich J Randolph Pickett Marlene R Yesquen Diane Henkels Waylon J Pickett Gregory K Zeuthen

Perkins Coie he Campaign for Equal Justice congratulates OTLA members for their dedication to Taccess to justice and their support of legal aid! OTLA members sent out a letter to Large Firm Award their membership in support of CEJ, and volunteers organized coordinated efforts to awyers from Perkins Coie showed strong support of the CEJ and legal aid this encourage participation. This year, OTLA members across the state have donated Lyear, and the firm recieved our Large Firm Award. Perkins Coie had over 100% almost $101,000! Way to go OTLA! participation rate this year, and they are a Justice Council firm with an average of $446 per capita attorney giving. This was an increase in per capita giving over last year! Perkins Coie has been actively involved with CEJ since its creation in 1991. Special credit is due to Danielle Benderly, Julia Markley, and Holly Martinez. Danielle is a member of the CEJ’s Large Firm Partners Committee, Julia is one of the CEJ’s five Statewide Campaign Co-Chairs and a member of the CEJ’s Ed Johnson, Oregon Law Center, Elisa Dozono, CLEAResult Consulting Susan Grabe, Oregon State Bar, Advisory Committee, and and Julia Olsen, Legal Aid Services Inc, and Keil Mueller, Stoll Berne, at and Travis Prestwich, Swanson Holly is a member of the of Oregon, at the Advisory the Advisory Committee Meeting. Lathen Prestwich, at the Advisory CEJ’s Associates Committee. Committee Meeting. Committee Meeting. 27 Among Us

Justice Remembers: In Memoriam Awards CEJ Statewide Co-Chair Julia Markley, Perkins The staff and board of the Campaign for Equal Justice Nargess Shadbeh, Director of the Oregon Law Center Coie, received the Daniel were saddened by the loss of several incredible Farmworker Program, received the Larry K. Amburgey K. Inouye Trailblazer Award advocates and supporters this past year. These Commitment to Public from the National Asian individuals made countless positive impacts in our Interest Law Award from Pacific American Bar community and will be remembered as true champions the Lewis & Clark Law Association (NAPABA). This of equal access to justice for all. School Public Interest Law is NAPABA’s highest honor Project. Nargess has and recognizes the Charles Corrigan Marsha Murray-Lusby dedicated her long and outstanding achievements, fascinating career to William Crow Martha Pagel commitments, and leadership of lawyers who have paved improving conditions for Anita Engiles Hon David Schuman the way for the advancement of other APA attorneys. farmworkers through Nicholas Fish Lara L. Skidmore litigation and advocacy. Michael Kennedy Bob Turner She received the award for outstanding service to farmworkers and for her steadfast Bar Associations & Sections Thomas Landye Hon Robert Wollheim encouragement of students and new lawyers to practice Don Marmaduke public interest law. Bar Associations and Organizations Construction Law Section Coos County Bar Association Criminal Law Section The Board of Directors of the Federal Legal Services Jackson County Bar Association Disability Law Section Corporation (LSC) recognized, honored, and thanked Ed Marion County Bar Association Diversity Section Marks, the recently retired Multnomah Bar Association Elder Law Section Government Law Section Statewide Pro Bono Oregon State Bar Professional Liability Fund Health Law Section Manager for legal aid, for Excess Program Indian Law Section his lifelong devotion to civil Tacoma-Pierce County Juvenile Law Section Bar Association legal aid in America. Ed Labor & Employment Section spent his career working Oregon State Bar Sections Litigation Section for legal aid organizations Administrative Law Section Nonprofit Organization Alternative Dispute Law Section in Arizona, Ohio, New Resolution Section Mexico, and Oregon. He Real Estate & Land Use Section Appellate Practice Section Securities Regulation Section was credited for pioneering Business Litigation Section Solo & Small Firm Section work developing and implementing innovative use of Civil Rights Section Sustainable Future Section Hon Bob Wollheim Nick Fish technology in serving low-income communities. Constitutional Law Section Workers Compensation Section Foundation & Corporate Public Access to Justice Award Grants & Contributions

he Campaign for Equal Justice Board is pleased to Cy pres funds directed to legal aid will help improve adidas • Darleen Ortega Fund Thonor State Treasurer Tobias Read and former State the lives of low-income and vulnerable Oregonians. AmazonSmile • Robert & Barre Stoll Fund Representative Jennifer Williamson with the 2020 Public Thanks in part to a large class action settlement from American Endowment • Darci & Charlie Swindells Fund Access to Justice Award. The award recognizes individuals this past year, legal aid will receive more than $36 Foundation • Mrs Moe M Tonkon Fund who, through public service and leadership, have made million dollars. A strategic planning group comprised Armstrong Family Charitable Fund Oregon Jewish Community Attorney Fund Western District Foundation a long-standing commitment, both personally and of key stakeholders was created to determine how of Missouri professionally, to ensuring civil legal services for the poor. the cy pres funds should be disbursed and invested • Forman Family Fund Avangrid Renewables • Tauman Family Fund to ensure they are available to help legal aid for Bend Court Reporting Oregon Law Foundation While serving in the Legislature, Treasurer Read and Ms. decades to come. They also created a prioritized Boeing Company Williamson were instrumental in advocating for a change Oregon Paralegal Association plan for how the funds will be spent to increase civil California Oregon Broadcasting Inc Oregon State Bar in Oregon’s law to allocate class action cy pres funds— legal services statewide. Last year, the combined Cambia Health Solutions Pacific West Bank funds left over when members of the class action group budgets of Oregon’s three legal aid programs was CC Reporting & Videoconferencing Pioneer Trust Bank cannot be found—to support legal aid and other $16.8 million dollars—this award is roughly the Columbia Bank Portland General Electric nonprofits. The legislation advanced by Treasurer Read equivalent of two years of funding! While not an Conner Process Service Precision Castparts Dugan Reporting & Associates and Ms. Williamson, and later passed by the Oregon adequate replacement for ongoing, stable funding, Schwab Charitable Fund House and Senate, requires that 50% of residual class The Ellen M & Peter M Klein • Circo Family Charitable Fund these funds will help legal aid to maintain current Foundation Inc • Cumberland Fund II action funds be used to support legal aid. The other 50% services (serving 15% of the legal needs of Oregon’s Fidelity Charitable • Douglas & Katherine Green of unclaimed funds goes to nonprofits deemed beneficial poor) and respond to the COVID crisis. • Bruns-Rodes Family to the interests of those who filed the lawsuit. Charitable Fund • Dennis & Sandy Leybold • Meng Family Charitable Account This type of financial support would not have been • Delman Family Charitable Trust • Caroline Forell & Richard • Nakamoto White Family Fund possible without the bold and creative leadership of Hildreth Fund • Milo & Beverly Ormseth Treasurer Read and Ms. Williamson, and the • Joyce Family Giving Account Charitable Fund coalition of support they amassed. Treasurer Read • Thomas Family Giving Fund • Steve & Patrice Philpott Charitable Fund • Walters/VanLandingham stated that, “unclaimed funds from class actions can Standard Insurance Co now make a transformational difference in the lives Family Fund First Interstate Bank Summa Global Advisors LLC of Oregonians who most need help.” Ms. Williamson Fred Meyer Rewards Program The Bar Plan Mutual Insurance Company added that the change, “will increase the health, Heritage Bank Vanguard Charitable safety, and economic security of our low-income Iberdrola Renewables • Christopher & Rebecca neighbors. It gets us closer to a justice system that LawPay Heuer Fund is fair for all people, regardless of their ability to pay Liberty Mutual Insurance Corp • Mann Nelson Fund for an attorney.” Lorman Education Services • The Curtis & Deborah Rose M Financial Group Family Charitable Fund Both honorees are members of the CEJ Advisory Morel Ink • Joan P Snyder Charitable Fund Committee. Their service and advocacy are a Nike WareEvans Inc Jennifer Williamson, Hon Tobias Read, , and Elizabeth testament to their deeply-held belief that all people Nuclear Electric Insurance Ltd Willamette Valley Bank Knight, CEJ Board President, at the Annual Awards Luncheon. deserve to be heard and their rights respected. Oregon Community Foundation • Mitzvah Fund 28 In Memory In Honor

In Memory of Marc & Sam Blackman In Memory of John Warren Jensen Miles Brandon Mike Naeve In Honor of Jered Brown In Honor of Paul Neese Robert D Durham Hon Don A Dickey Christine Byrnes Allie Nagy Tossberg Brenna C Dickey Amy D Brittan In Memory of James William In Memory of Josh Kadish Robert R Calo Cathryn Newson In Honor of Kevin Carolan Natalee Howes Levine Carolyne Milling Britt, III Michael Dwyer Karen Coe Toan-Hao B Nguyen Celia McDougal John Wiley Hon Cheryl A Albrecht In Memory of Mike Kennedy Amie V Colby Lisa Nordstrom Cara J Smith In Honor of Ben Cox In Memory of James J Casby, Jr John S Knowles John Cupparo Sara Parsons In Honor of Robert B Parker Delman Family Charitable Trust Lloyd Helikson In Memory of Sid Lezak Edward & Jill Curtin Jocelyn Claire Pease Amy Bushaw In Honor of Brenna Dickey In Memory of Edward L Clark, Jr Michael & Cheryl Dotten Anne Dailey Suzanne Piland Margaret Parker Lorman Education Services Thomas K Elden In Memory of Bill Lubersky Kimberly Despeaux David Pogal In Honor of Hon Elizabeth Perris In Honor of Elisa Dozono Attorney Fund, Western In Memory of Chuck Corrigan Paul M Ostroff Deborah Diercks Patricia K Profeta Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP District of Missouri Jeffrey M Batchelor In Memory of Don Marmaduke Sarah E Edmonds Pete Robinson In Honor of Jeff Edelson In Honor of Hon Ellen Rosenblum Hon Anna J Brown Elizabeth A Goodman Patrick S Egan Steven Ross Cynda Herbold Diane M DePaolis Jane Carlin Elizabeth S Joseph John N Estes, III David Rubin In Honor of Brien Flanagan Sara & Steve Elgee In Honor of Ron Rubino In Memory of Dr Richard Matteri Andrea M Farley Stacy Sato Kim Desrosiers Lewis D Barr Sara L Gabin Dale C Johnson Ann L Fisher Carol Schafer In Honor of LASO Employees In Honor of Hon Greg & Dale Silver Benjamin Gifford In Memory of Samantha McAbee Neil Fisher Michael M Schnitzer Rebecca L Morgan & Daniel Carole J Grandy Lyn & Jerry Grinstein Rufener Kyle S Clark Walter D Fisher, Jr Jordan R Schoonover In Honor of Charles Smith Kathleen Haley In Honor of Hon Janelle In Memory of Sincere Melvin Elizabeth Foy Melissa Seymour Factora-Wipper Caroline Smith David Hall Cher Underwood Forsberg Paul L Gale Katelyn Skinner Holly Factora In Honor of Caroline Smith Kim & Brian Moffit In Memory of Verne Newcomb Dick J Garlish Francine & Joe Smith In Honor of Liz Fraticelli Charles E Smith Michael J Morris Wayne & Carolyn Landsverk Richard Gerakitis Adrienne L Thompson Holland & Knight LLP In Honor of David Sugerman Elaine Replogle In Memory of Jonathan U Newman In Honor of Henry Hewitt Sandra A Hansberger Pam Grignon Troutman Sanders & David Barr David L Slader Lisa Newman Eckstein Heather Grimsley James Van Nostrand Linda Clingan & Michael Mary Sprute Templeton In Honor of Bernie Thurber In Memory of Michelle Irene Pauly Alison Grounds Heidi Vancisin Ella Varney Steven T Wax In Honor of Asma Khan James F Harper Hall Energy Law PC Darrel G Vancoevering Kevin Valdez In Honor of Heather Weigler Donna Yauger In Memory of David Ridgeway Jennifer Herbst Robert Wallace Lieselotte Zorn In Memory of Bill Crow In Honor of Elizabeth Knight Alicia J LeDuc Natalie L Hocken Robert Warnement Joshua David Stadtler In Honor of David White Roland F Jerry Banks In Memory of Mary Rower Dotty Holm Stephany Adriene Watson In Honor of Hon Lorenzo Mejia Andy White Alison E Brody Lauren F Blaesing Lance Holm Traci Wheeler Daniel P Santos In Honor of Ross Williamson Bruns-Rodes Family Jeffrey M Edelson Iberdrola Renewables Paul Wight Melinda W Grier Charitable Fund In Honor of Gracey Nagle Molly Kitchel Honore Molly James Kirsten Williams Michael Benjamin Smith In Honor of Ira Zarov John & Debra Burns Susan E Jewell Timothy A Johnson Paul Wrigley In Honor of Mitzi Naucler Richard Kuhns & Mary Quigley Carmen M Calzacorta In Memory of Hon David Schuman Tracy Jones In Memory of Jean Sorenson Ashley Ross White In Honor of David Zehntbauer Garry L Kahn & Chelsea Glynn Shari C & Toste Nilsson Kyann C Kalin C Peter Sorenson Arthur A Lutz Roy Pulvers Joel D Shapiro Erica Kester In Memory of Ronald G Talney Conrad L Moore In Memory of all of the young Erin Kester Julie Crossley Bruce Rubin & Suzie Boss children lost at Sandy Hook, Adam C Kobos Ellen Pullen Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt Connecticut and in honor of Jerilyn Ann Krier Lynda Ramsey Linda Veltman those affected by recent laws affecting lives at our southern Jill C Kuhn David J Ross In Memory of Thomas Dulcich borders Juniper Jacques: Stacey Kusters Summa Global Advisors LLC Sara Kobak Auggie Lloyd Shay LaBray Tacoma-Pierce County In Memory of Sally Earle In Memory of Lara L Skidmore Skidmore Attorney Robert LeChevallier Bar Association William G Earle Susan Stroops Ancarrow Stephen E Lewis In Memory of Hon John Warden In Memory of Gerald Lyell Fatka Avangrid Renewables uniper Jacques is a Lewis and Clark Law School Donald J Light Elizabeth S Joseph Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman Nancy P Baker Colette Livermore In Memory of Bruce White Jgraduate, and is the legal aid attorney hired to do In Memory of George Fraser Crystal Ball Sally Long Lyn Orchard Mattei DV work made possible by the Skidmore Fund. Before Peter R Jarvis William R Barksdale Kevin & Stephanie Lynch In Memory of Hon Robert Wollheim In Memory of Doug Gard Cynthia L Bauerly joining Legal Aid to assist domestic violence and Mark & Lynn Maltz Sandra A Hansberger Hon G Philip Arnold Laura Beane & David Barr sexual assault survivors, Kenneth Manne In Memory of Carolyn Hansen Rebecca Blitstein Jose A Klein they clerked for Presiding Jennifer Mathis Lea Ann Easton Charles E Bolen Richard H Meeker Katherine A McDowell Judge Kathie Steele in In Memory of Bill Honsowetz Mary Boley Ivan Resendiz Gutierrez David I Meyers Clackamas County. In law Richard A Roseta Cay Borduin Shari C & Toste Nilsson Annette Moot In Memory of Hon Dennis Hubel Mary Gavras Borkoski Hon Gregory F & Dale H Silver school, Juniper gained John Moot Gregory H Baum Ron & Linda Bouchard Jake Weigler informative experience as Scott Moot an extern with Immigrant Defense Oregon, Metropolitan Public Defender, and Human ara L. Skidmore, the Managing Partner of Rights Law Network. LTroutman Sanders’ Portland office, Juniper grew up in a small passed away in July 2019. In her memory, orchard town in Maryland her husband John Moot has generously and went to college in offered to fund a new domestic violence another small town in Eastern Kentucky. They moved to Portland for the attorney position at Legal Aid Services queer community and the trees, and found so much of Oregon. more here. Juniper uses they/them pronouns and enjoys spending time outside of work cuddling their Donations in Lara’s honor can still be made cats, foraging for mushrooms, and supporting local to the CEJ. We thank you for honoring her trans-led drag shows. memory and for helping to support domestic violence survivors in Oregon. "Since I interned as a college student at a small public defender's office in Kentucky, “I have committed to fund, in Lara’s name, an additional Legal Aid Services I knew I wanted to be a lawyer and I knew attorney in Portland for a minimum of eight years, focusing on the area that Lara I wanted my services to be free of cost. cared about most—domestic violence. This funding will enable hundreds of people It's important to me that my work is to get the legal services they deserve. In the process, this effort will ensure that accessible, and I'm so proud to serve my amazing clients. As a survivor of sexual we build something positive out of her tragic and premature death.” – John Moot assault myself, it is so healing to believe and serve DV and SA survivors." 29 Oregon Women Lawyers

Katherine M Acosta Katherine H Denning Hon Linda Hughes Sarah M Lowe Damien T Munsinger Hon Kelly W Ravassipour Lindsey A Adegbite Lindsey K Detweiler Lindsey H Hughes T Mimi N Luong Nancy B Murray Traci Renee Ray Jacqueline Lizeth Alarcon Bridget M Donegan Hon Lung Hung Deborah R Lush Phylis Chadwell Myles Liani J Reeves Hon Steffan Alexander Christy Amber Doornink Hon Danielle J Hunsaker Erin K MacDonald Heidi A Nadel Stephanie M Regenold Hon Beth A Allen Lea Ann Easton Lori J Hymowitz Jill R Mallery Hon Lynn R Nakamoto Ivan Resendiz Gutierrez Felipe Alonso, III Jeffrey M Edelson Hon Karin J Immergut Andrea K Malone Jennifer Alexandra Nancarrow Megan R Reuther Carlotta O Alverson Amy Edwards Rebecca Ann Ivanoff Julia Manela Anne Marie Nelson Lindsay L Reynolds Sarah Carlin Ames Susan T Egnor Pamela L Jacklin Molly K Marcum Laura S Nelson Julia Courtney Rice Amelia Andersen Sarah M Einowski Hon Mary M James Wendy M Margolis Megan Nelson Shannon L Richard Amy L Angel Nicole C Elgin Marisa N James Julia Elizabeth Markley Patricia Louise Nelson Kate Cooper Richardson Courtney W Angeli Aurelia Erickson Stephen T Janik David B Markowitz Janet E Neuman Megan Rae Rickert E Nani Apo Megan M Evans Erin K Jansen Ed Marks Jennifer Nicholls Adele J Ridenour Brett Erin Applegate Genevieve E Evarts Catherine Elizabeth Jedlicka Dawn M Marquardt Hon Susie L Norby Meagan E Robbins Elizabeth W Armitage Linda K Eyerman Anit K Jindal Lillian M Marshall-Bass Vanessa A Nordyke Hon Beth L Roberts Hon Rex Armstrong Jaimie A Fender Gina Anne Johnnie Debra Cohen Maryanov Darcy Michele Norville Sheeba Roberts Jessica A Asai Erin A Fennerty Leslie S Johnson Aruna A Masih Eva H Novick Shelby E Robinson Hon Wells B Ashby Elizabeth M Ferrarini Mark Johnson-Roberts Hon Judith H Matarazzo Mary J Oberst Shayna M Rogers Jennilyn K Aston Ann L Fisher Anna Marie Joyce Adina Matasaru Sierra D Ogasawara Catharine Roner-Reiter Rachel Atchison Barbara S Fishleder Elizabeth AP Judd Kendra M Matthews Lucy Glenn Ohlsen David M Rosen Jamie T Azevedo Stremming Hon Bethany P Flint Jacqueline Sadker Kamins Marisol Ricoy McAllister Leslie W O'Leary Hon Ellen F Rosenblum Hon Beth M Bagley Shannon L Flowers Lisa A Kaner Gwyneth Elizabeth McAlpine Kathryn Olney Joshua L Ross Shoshana J Baird Hon Meagan A Flynn Hon Heather L Karabeika Hannah I McCausland Hon Darleen Ortega Renee E Rothauge Judith E Baker Caroline Forell Lissa K Kaufman Marti McCausland Elizabeth Oshel Melinda Leaver Roy Hon Richard C Baldwin Dana M Forman Leslie Nori Kay G Catriona McCracken Angela Otto Hopi Costello Ruplin Elizabeth Ballard Colgrove Heather M Fossity Tiffany Keast Jamison R McCune Turid L Owren Lauren J Russell Alison R Barber Anne D Foster Melanie Kebler James T McDermott Stephanie M Palmblad Michelle A Ryan Matthew Barber Hon Angela M Franco Lucero Lisa M Kenn Katherine A McDowell Tabitha Palmer-DuPrau Sarah J Ryan Nellie Q Barnard Cynthia M Fraser Laura M Kerr Maureen McGee Kirsten Parsons Laura Renee Salerno Owens Paula A Barran Pilar French Elizabeth C Knight Tracy M McGovern Darlene D Pasieczny Daniel P Santos Austin Batalden Emily SB Fullerton Ethan D Knight Hon Karrie K McIntyre Jovanna L Patrick Cristina Sanz Gregory H Baum Sara L Gabin Lisa M Knight Davies Ann McQuesten Jollee Faber Patterson Valerie Sasaki David I Bean Jennifer M Gaddis Sara Kobak Suzanne M McVicker S Jane Patterson Melany Ilyn Savitt Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman Stanton R Gallegos Anne E Koch Anastasia Yu Meisner Shenoa L Payne Sara AH Sayles Danielle Benderly Gerry Gaydos Robert Koch Hon Lorenzo A Mejia Jocelyn Claire Pease Laura L Schantz Kelsey M Benedick Rima I Ghandour Vivek A Kothari Brenda L Meltebeke Jennifer L Peckham Kristin Scheel Downes Carol J Bernick Kristie L Gibson Blerina Kotori Hon Ricardo J Menchaca Hon Cheryl A Pellegrini Andrea Schmidt Michelle M Bertolino Janna M Giesbrecht-McKee Teresa M Kraemer Linda Meng Haley Elizabeth Percell Lea K Schneider Lauren F Blaesing Erica C Glaser Rebecca S Kueny Sharnel Korala Mesirow Megan L Perkins Ava Lauren Schoen Anthony Blake Susan C Glen Tony Kullen Jennifer Middleton Hon Elizabeth L Perris Jordan R Schoonover Hon Allison R Boomer Corbett Gordon Hon Paula J Kurshner Tara Kaylene Millan Suzanne C Pickgrobe Ann Marie Schott Cassandra L Bow Denise Nicole Gorrell Hon Erin C Lagesen Hon Eve L Miller Elizabeth L Polay Maria AI Seip Barbara K Bower Stephanie Jo Grant Melina LaMorticella Anne Milligan Laura Segal Polster Margot D Seitz Jennifer M Bragar Julia T Greenfield Carol V Lavine Jessica Mindlin Jennifer D Potter Rachele R Selvig Kristin L Bremer Moore Hon Lisa C Greif Shayda Zaerpoor Le Caitlin Van Tassel Mitchell Sarah P Pozzi Kerry J Shepherd Alletta Brenner Virginia Griffin Alicia J LeDuc Sonia A Montalbano James C Prichard Hon Gregory F Silver Kathleen C Bricken Gwendolyn Griffith Matthew A Levin Kate LaRiche Moore Hon Kathleen J Proctor Hon Kelly Skye Elise B Brickner-Schulz Ellen H Grover Hon Ann M Lininger Meghan K Moran Holly R Puckett Michelle Slater Adrian Lee Brown Hon Rebecca D Guptill Megan I Livermore Janice R Morgan Jean Ann Quinn Cara J Smith Cierra D Brown Hon Erika L Hadlock Monica H Logan Jessica A Morgan Lisa F Rackner Julie A Smith Claire E Brown Julia Maureen Hagan Hon Morgan Wren Long Stephen W Morgan Hon Keith R Raines Georgia R Smithee Eden Rose Brown Sarah I Hale Hon Angel Lopez Molly Jo Mullen John Cathcart Rake Joan P Snyder Hon Anna J Brown Tiffany R Hamilton Hon Valeri L Love Ilene M Munk Kathleen J Rastetter Lauren A Sommers Jennifer J Brown Priscilla E Hampton Michele Buck-Romero Sandra A Hansberger regon Women Lawyers did an amazing job again this Carmen M Calzacorta Gabrielle A Hansen year in the Campaign for Equal Justice fund drive, Hon Wallace P Carson, Jr Marilyn J Harbur O Heather K Cavanaugh Caroline Harris Crowne with 41% of OWLs membership donating nearly Hon Suzanne Chanti Holly C Hayman $228,000! OWLs members created matching challenges Helaina L Chinn Amelia C Haynes in the regions and encouraged each other to support Emily Clark Cuellar Melissa Healy legal aid through the mighty OWLs list serve. The OWLs Sally R Claycomb Christine L Hein board voted to support CEJ, with 100% of board members Dwain M Clifford James K Hein agreeing to make a donation. CEJ deeply appreciates G Valerie Colas M Christie Helmer the support of the OWLs members who donated this year, Sadie Y Concepcion Diane Henkels as well as those who reached out to other members. We Ciaran PA Connelly Judy D Henry are proud to have such strong support from Oregon’s Nora E Coon Helen M Hierschbiel women lawyers. Laura Craska Cooper Alexandra P Hilsher Nancy M Cooper Kristen G Hilton Sherrill A Corbett Kathryn M Hindman Above Left: May Low and Daphne Auza, Immigrant Christine R Costantino Audrey B Hirsch Refugee Community Organization; Mayra Ledesma, Lorelei Craig Charlotte Hodde NW Workers' Justice Project; and Amelia Andersen, Vanessa L Crakes Kelley C Hodney IRCO, at Party Under the Stars. Maya R Crawford Peacock Eryn Karpinski Hoerster Far Left: Linda Tomassi, Oregon Women Lawyers, Hon Laura A Cromwell Cody Hoesly and Dean Marcilynn Burke, University of Oregon Sarah J Crooks Alison G Hohengarten School of Law, at the Annual Awards Luncheon. Hon Eric L Dahlin Meredith Holley Left: Sonia Montalbano, McKean Smith, and Hon Hon Kathleen M Dailey Amber A Hollister Mark Peterson, Multnomah County Circuit Court, at Sherisa Davis-Larry Kristina J Holm the Advisory Committee Meeting. Erin N Dawson Hon Amy Holmes Hehn Heather Wright Decker Shanelle A Honda Dallas Steven DeLuca Molly Kitchel Honore Ariana Denley Megan Kathleen Houlihan 30 Oregon Women Lawyers

Anna Sortun Sidney Villanueva Richard G Spier Michelle Vlach-Ing Kimberlee A Stafford Heather A Vogelsong Endow Now! Kristin H Sterling Hon Debra K Vogt Heidee Stoller Hon Katharine von Ter Stegge Karen Stolzberg Nels J Vulin Imagine What it Would Look Like if Hon Diana I Stuart Jennifer S Wagner Dana L Sullivan Guy Walden Jennifer Sung Kalia Walker Funding for Legal Aid Was Secure Erin O Sweeney Victory D Walker Diane S Sykes Amanda Walkup Helping to create a permanent, stable source of income for Hon Jill A Tanner Hon Nan G Waller Annual Gift $ Endow Now! access to justice in Oregon through a planned gift honors your ($ amount to endow Kara Ellis Tatman Trish A Walsh annual contribution) Nancy S Tauman Christopher M Walters lifetime commitment to justice for all. When you Endow Now!, you 250 5,000 Hillary A Taylor Hon Martha Lee Walters make a planned gift pledge that will return the amount of your Holly Telerant Jovita T Wang yearly annual gift to the Campaign for Equal Justice in perpetuity. 500 10,000 Hon Kirsten E Thompson Gabriel Matthew Weaver 1,000 20,000 Melisa K Thompson Heather L Weigler Part of the beauty of the Endow Now! initiative is its simplicity. 2,000 40,000 Trisha Thompson Owyhee Weikel-Magden One of the easiest ways to participate is to name CEJ as a Amanda C Thorpe Julie A Weis beneficiary or partial beneficiary of your IRA, retirement plan, or 2,500 50,000 Iris Tilley Peter A Werner life insurance policy. In most cases all you need to do is fill out a 5,000 100,000 Valerie Athena Tomasi Ashley Ross White simple form. Curious about what it would take to endow your Linda Tomassi Robert W Wilkinson annual gift? See the chart (right). 10,000 200,000 Hon Douglas L Tookey Alicia Marie Wilson 25,000 500,000 Christine Tracey Harry Wilson For more information, contact: [email protected] 50,000 1,000,000 Gloria J Trainor Mary Alice Winters Kristen Lynn Tranetzki Barbara Woodford Hon Susan M Tripp Theresa (Terry) L Wright Sarah Rhoads Troutt Timothy Wright Karie Trujillo Kyle D Wuepper Campaign for Equal Justice 2019-20 Board of Directors Julie R Vacura Vanessa Yazicigil Sylvia M Van Dyke Pamela E Yee Heather J Van Meter Maryann Yelnosky-Smith Current Members Edwin A Harnden Mark R Wada OSB: Hon Todd L Van Rysselberghe Carmel Stout Zahran Barran Liebman LLP Farleigh Wada Witt Howard G Arnett Liani J Reeves Richard J Vangelisti Karnopp Peterson LLP Nicholas A Kampars Ira Zarov Bullard Law Larry A Brisbee Davis Wright Tremaine LLP Treasurer beginning 1/1/2020 Vice President Brisbee & Stockton Christine R Costantino Emeritus Positions: The Barrie Herbold Fund Jeffrey M Edelson Elizabeth C Knight Samuels Yoelin Kantor LLP Markowitz Herbold PC Dunn Carney LLP Henry H Hewitt through 12/31/2019 President Brien Joseph Flanagan Eric B Lindauer OSB ONLD/MBA YLS: The Barrie Herbold Fund was established with the bequest Ms. Herbold Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt PC Frank V Langfitt, III Miller Nash Graham & Dunn Organizational Positions: left to the Endowment Fund. We would like to thank Markowitz Herbold’s Secretary Aurelia Erickson attorneys, staff, and friends for Keil M Mueller OLF: McGaughey Erickson Gerry Gaydos beginning 1/1/2020 their continuing contributions to Gaydos Churnside & Balthrop Stoll Berne Ethan D Knight Grant McKenzie Elder the Fund honoring her legacy. Denise Nicole Gorrell Darcy Michele Norville US Attorney’s Office Tonkon Torp LLP beginning 1/1/2020 Foster Denman LLP Samuels Yoelin Kantor through 12/31/2019 Ronald L Greenman Kathleen J Rastetter Elisa J Dozono Tonkon Torp LLP Clackamas County Counsel Miller Nash Graham & Dunn 2019-20 Contributions through 12/31/2019 Candice A Barnett Andrea H Thompson Stoel Rives LLP Peter H Glade Cynda Herbold Leslie S Johnson Markowitz Herbold The Campaign For Equal Justice Advisory Committee 2019-2021 Legacy Partners Circle/ Howard G Arnett Gerry Gaydos Debra Cohen Maryanov Lane P Shetterly Endow Now! Initiative Hon Thomas A Balmer Hon Timothy C Gerking Tracy M McGovern Charmin B Shiely Hon Stacie Fatka Beckerman Denise Nicole Gorrell Todd A Mitchell Hon Kamala H Shugar The Legacy Partners Circle was created in 2004 and the Endow Now! Rep Suzanne Bonamici S Ward Greene Sonia A Montalbano Hon Gregory F Silver Initiative in 2013. Both recognize those individuals who have made Kristin L Bremer Moore Ronald L Greenman Keil M Mueller Hon Michael H Simon significant Endowment gifts or who will include the Endowment Fund in their estate plans. Larry A Brisbee Ari D Halpern Hon Adrienne C Nelson Vicki L Smith Thomas W Brown Sandra A Hansberger Vanessa A Nordyke Thomas W Sondag Eden Rose Brown Rod Lewis Gov Kate Brown Edwin A Harnden Darcy Michele Norville Richard G Spier Carmen Calzacorta Eric & Hollie Lindauer Dean Marcilynn Burke Henry H Hewitt Kathryn Olney N Robert Stoll Linda Clingan & Michael Sidney & Muriel Lezak Carmen M Calzacorta Audrey B Hirsch Jane Paulson Kara Ellis Tatman Templeton Susan Marmaduke Dominic M Campanella Hon Mary M James Beverly C Pearman Charles S Tauman Sarah Crooks John Moot* Barry P Caplan Gina Anne Johnnie J Adam Peterson Andrea H Thompson Jeff Edelson Janice Morgan Jeff J Carter Todd R Johnston Stephen V Piucci Valerie Athena Tomasi Kathleen Evans Joel Mullin Linda D Clingan Nicholas A Kampars Travis S Prestwich E Walter Van Valkenburg Valerie Fisher Darcy Norville G Valerie Colas Matthew H Kehoe Floyd F Prozanski, Jr Michelle Vlach-Ing Peter Glade Terry A Rogers Christine R Costantino Elizabeth C Knight John Cathcart Rake Mark R Wada S Ward Greene Louis D Savage Sarah J Crooks Rep Tina Kotek Kathleen J Rastetter James T Waldron Ron Greenman N Robert Stoll Michael C Dotten Tom Kranovich Traci Renee Ray Hon Nan G Waller Janay Haas* David Thornburgh Elisa J Dozono Wayne D Landsverk Hon Tobias Read Hon Martha Lee Walters Sandra Hansberger John H Van Landingham, IV William G Earle Frank V Langfitt, III Peter C Richter Robert C Weaver, Jr Edwin & Emily Harnden Mark Wada Jeffrey M Edelson Steve D Larson Ellen F Rosenblum Heather L Weigler Henry Hewitt Hon Martha Walters Amy Edwards Shayda Zaerpoor Le Joshua L Ross Jennifer A Williamson Lisa Kaner Stephen & Mabsie Walters Paul R Ehrlich Eric B Lindauer Laura Renee Salerno Owens Ross M Williamson Elizabeth & Ethan Knight Michael L Williams Grant McKenzie Elder Brena Moyer Lopez Daniel P Santos Charles R Williamson Eric L Larsen Charles R Williamson III Brien Joseph Flanagan Sarah M Lowe Louis D Savage Theresa (Terry) L Wright Linda Love Ira Zarov Hon Angela M Franco Lucero Molly K Marcum Andrew M Schpak Hon Merri Souther Wyatt * indicates gift or bequest made during this annual fund drive John C Gartland Julia Elizabeth Markley Rachele R Selvig Ira Zarov 31 th Lawyers’ Campaign CEJ’s 30 Anniversary for Equal Justice Nonprofit Org. 2020-21 620 SW 5th Avenue U.S. Postage Suite 1225 PAID Portland, OR 97204 Portland, Oregon A Year to Celebrate Permit No. 3215

CEJ is looking forward to celebrating our 30th Anniversary with you over the course of 2020-21. Our anniversary is a great milestone in helping legal aid increase access to Justice for all Oregonians. Due to the impact COVID-19 has had in our communities, CEJ staff and volunteers are organizing a full range of creative outreach and giving opportunities across the state that will be done virtually or in person. Celebrate with us! Stay tuned for more information on events coming to your area. Thank you. Top Left: Cassandra Griffin-Dunlap, Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum, and J Adam Peterson, We could not have come this far without your all with the Oregon Department of Justice, at the continued support! Southern Oregon Luncheon. Top Middle: Hon Christopher Garrett, Oregon Court of Appeals, at Accessories to Justice. Top Right: Cierra Brown, Metro Law Group; Jess Lane County Luncheon photography and Central Oregon Luncheon Osborne, Bullard Law; and Kamron Graham, photography by Dusten Ryen Multnomah County Office of the Public Guardian Southern Oregon Luncheon photography by Rodney Rampy and Conservator; at Party Under the Stars. Client Photography: Sydney Cave Bottom Left: Dean Marcilynn Burke, University Annual Awards Luncheon, Laf-Off, Advisory Committee Meeting, Party of Oregon School of Law; Chief Justice Martha Under the Stars, Marion-Polk Luncheon, Champion Donor Event, Walters; and Jennifer Williamson at the Annual Connection & Action Meeting, and Accessories to Justice photography; Awards Luncheon. Annual Awards program, Brochure, and Annual Report Graphic Design Bottom Right: John Moot speaks about the by White Lion Photography & Design. Skidmore Fund at the Advisory Committee Meeting.

Laf-Off Funniest lawyer comedian before 9 pm: Sarah Lowe Funniest lawyer comedian after 9 pm: (tie) Justice is No Joke Cierra Brown & Paul Neese Most money raised for legal aid before 9 pm: Diane Henkels Most money raised for legal aid after 9 pm: Heather Weigler Most donors to legal aid before 9 pm: Sarah Lowe Most donors to legal aid after 9 pm: Heather Weigler

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