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4 from Greene & Markley honored in ‘Oregon Super Lawyers’
Kelli Rogers//November 29, 2010//
Four lawyers from Portland firm Greene & Markley PC were honored in the 2010 issue of “Oregon Super Lawyers.”
Ward Greene, Charles Markley and David Foraker, the firm’s three founding partners, were included in the list of the state’s outstanding lawyers.聽Greene also was named one of the top 50 attorneys in Oregon.
Jessica Shoup, an associate, was named an Oregon Rising Star. She focuses on federal, state and local tax issues.
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