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Licensed in Oregon for 12 years
State: Oregon
Acquired: 2013
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Location
Law Offices of Whitney S. Button
601 SW 2nd Ave Ste 2100, Portland, OR, 97204-3158
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Experience
Work Experience
2013 - Present
Attorney, Lane Powell PC
2012 - 2012
Summer Associate, Lane Powell PC
2011 - 2013
Writing Fellow, University Of Southern California Law School
2011 - 2011
Judicial Extern to the Honorable John V. Acosta, United States District Court District Of Oregon
2011 - 2011
Research Assistant, University Of Southern California Law School
2011 - 2012
Certified Law Student, University of Southern California Post-Conviction Justice Project Clinic
2009 - 2009
Intern, AWARE (Assisting Women with Advocacy, Resources and Education)
2008 - 2008
Intern, State Of Missouri Public Defender
Associations
2014 - Present
Multnomah Athletic Club, 20s-30s CommitteeMember
2013 - Present
Multnomah Bar Association, Young Lawyers Section, Pro Bono CommitteeMember
Education
2013
University of Southern California Law School
JD - Juris Doctor
2009
Washington University in St. Louis
BA - Bachelor of Arts
Publications
2013
Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal
What About Failure to Protect: Why Current Homicide Doctrine Falls Short of Holding Parents Who Fail to Protect Their Children Accountable
Languages
Spanish
English