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CEJ’s board gains Miller Nash’s Clausen
91ÊÓƵ Staff//November 8, 2022//
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Miller Nash LLP attorney Erica Clausen has been elected to serve on the board of directors for the Lawyers’ Campaign for Equal Justice. CEJ was established in 1991 by Oregon lawyers whose mission it was to provide equal access to justice for all Oregonians. CEJ is the main support organization for Oregon’s statewide legal aid programs. Miller Nash is a longtime supporter of CEJ through fundraising, board participation and pro bono work. Clausen’s practice focuses on eminent domain, public entities, nonprofits, higher education, and sports and entertainment. She also has broad familiarity with various types of complex civil litigation. Clausen has a law degree from Lewis & Clark Law School.
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