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John Benjamin Kerr Schochet

John Benjamin Kerr Schochet

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Experience 4.5 star rating
Industry Recognition 2.5 star rating
Professional Conduct 5.0 star rating

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Practice Areas

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  • 50% Appeals
  • 50% Litigation

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2 endorsements


Peter Samuel Holmes

I endorse John whole-heartedly. He is brilliant, caring, insightful.

Endorsement from lawyer: Peter Holmes , Seattle (WA), About 1 month ago
Jon Michael Zimmerman

Mr. Schochet is an excellent appellate attorney who puts in the time required to obtain the best results for his clients. Whether it is winning... more

Endorsement from lawyer: Jon Zimmerman , Seattle (WA), Over 4 years ago

Résumé

 

License

7 years since John Benjamin Kerr Schochet was first licensed to practice law.

State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo
Washington Active 2004 01/31/2012
Oregon Active 2008 11/05/2009

We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.

Work Experience

Position Duration
Associate at Dorsey & Whitney LLP 2006–present
Associate at Lane Powell 2004–2006

Education

School Major Degree Graduated
University of Virginia School of Law Law JD - Juris Doctor 2004
Yale University History BA - Bachelor of Arts 2001

Awards

Award Name Granting Organization Date
William Minor Lile Moot Court Competition, First Place University of Virginia School of Law 2004

Associations

Position Association Name Duration
Board of Directors Congregation Beth Shalom 2007-present
Executive Committee King County Bar Association, Appellate Practice Section 2008

Portfolio

Publications

Article Publication Date
9th Circuit Can Be Split Reasonably Seattle Post-Intelligencer 2005
Saving This Honorable Court: A Proposal to Replace Life Tenure on the Supreme Court With Staggered, Nonrenewable Eighteen-Year Terms Virginia Law Review 2004