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Miller Nash adds 4 associates to Portland office
Joel Slaughter//October 17, 2012//
Miller Nash LLP recently added four associates – Lauren E. Johnson, Alexander M. Naito, Christine L. Taylor and Maya P. Waldron – to its Portland office.
Johnson, a recent graduate of the Willamette University College of Law, is a member of the firm’s employee benefits team.
Naito, a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, is a member of the litigation practice team.
Waldron also is a member of the litigation practice team. She received her law degree from the University of California-Berkeley School of Law.
Taylor is a member of Miller Nash’s business practice team. She earned her law degree at Lewis & Clark Law School.
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