Karr Tuttle Campbell
Walter M. Maas III is a shareholder and chairman of the Business and Finance Department at Karr Tuttle Campbell. His principal areas of practice are corporate law and finance, mergers…
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Medora Marisseau provides employment, ERISA, and employee benefits advice and litigation services to large and small companies throughout the Pacific Northwest, Alaska, and Pennsylvania. Ms. Marisseau has more than 20…
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Adam D. Matherly is an attorney in the firm’s Intellectual Property and Emerging Company & Venture Capital practice groups. He provides counsel to emerging and established companies on issues of…
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Stephen S. McKay focuses his practice on business transactions and securities offerings. He has advised both private and public companies on a wide variety of business-related needs, ranging from advising…
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Tracy M. Miller is a Karr Tuttle Campbell shareholder, who focuses her practice on litigation and advising in labor and employment matters, as well as school law. For over twenty…
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Alex Modelski is a shareholder in Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Emerging Growth, Intellectual Property and Technology practice groups. Mr. Modelski focuses his practice on counseling technology and non-technology clients in connection…
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Celeste M. Monroe is a member of the firm’s Employment Relations and Litigation Groups. Her expansive practice includes litigation at the trial court level and on appeal, in state and…
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