Karr Tuttle Campbell
Robert A. Radcliffe is a shareholder with Karr Tuttle Campbell. Since joining the firm in the fall of 1989, he has concentrated his practice in commercial and tort litigation, including…
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Michael Rebagliati focuses his practice on transactional business and finance matters. Michael represents both buy-side and sell-side clients across a wide variety of deal structures and industries in the Pacific…
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Kenneth E. Rekow is of counsel in Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Trust and Estates Department. He has extensive experience in the labor and employment field, working on cases regarding wage and…
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Charles A. Robinson is a firm shareholder and member of both the firm’s Business & Finance Department and Trust & Estates Department. His principal areas of practice include corporate and…
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Kate Robinson is a shareholder with Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Business and Finance Department. She often represents clients in the structuring, negotiation and documentation of a variety of commercial and real…
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Since he joined the firm in 1986, Steven D. Robinson has dedicated his work to civil litigation with a focus on catastrophic injury matters. His extensive litigation experience has allowed…
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Joshua Rosenberg is an associate in Karr Tuttle Campbell’s Litigation Department. Joshua got his J.D. from The University of Washington, where he graduated with honors and was Executive Managing Editor…
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