Karr Tuttle Campbell
Bruce E. Larson is a graduate of Princeton University (Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa) and the University of Chicago (J.D., Beale Prize for Writing and Oral Argument). Mr. Larson…
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Michael LaTempa is an attorney in Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Business and Finance Department. Michael focuses his practice on transactional work, such as mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, and forming operating…
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Bruce Leaverton is a shareholder in Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Business and Finance Department. He represents clients in a broad array of insolvency, banking, loan enforcement and other financial restructuring matters.…
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Erik R. Lied joined Karr Tuttle Campbell as a shareholder, after practicing for nineteen years with Bogle & Gates, formerly one of the largest law firms and litigation practices in…
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Mike Liles, Jr. is a shareholder and member of the Corporate Finance Practice Group of Karr Tuttle Campbell. He has been the primary legal adviser for over 30 major public…
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Derek Little joined Karr Tuttle Campbell as an associate in 2008. He focuses his practice on commercial litigation and labor and employment matters. Mr. Little is a member of the…
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Douglas Luetjen acts as general counsel to numerous businesses throughout the Pacific Northwest. Mr. Luetjen’s clients include enterprises in a vast array of businesses, including real estate development, technology, manufactures…
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