Kirk Wintermute

Kirk Wintermute

Judicial

About Kirk

Licenses

Licensed in Oregon for 13 years

State: Oregon

Acquired: 2013

Judicial

No misconduct found

Experience

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Honors

2013

Order of the Coif, University of Oregon School of Law

Work Experience

2017 - Present

Partner, Kaino & Wintermute, Attorneys at Law

2013 - Present

Associate, Kristopher A. Kaino, PC, Attorneys at Law

2012 - 2013

Extern/Student Lawyer, Public Defender Services Of Lane County

2011 - 2013

Extern/Student Lawyer, Lane County Legal Aid

Associations

Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association

Education

2013

University of Oregon School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

2005

University of Oregon

BS - Bachelor of Science

Languages

English

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