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Craig Berne has an active litigation practice including numerous large and small-scale trials, appeals, and arbitrations (court-ordered and by private agreement) relating to business and commercial disputes. He is A/V rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Craig has handled a wide variety of employment matters, including discrimination cases, wage and hour disputes, wrongful discharge claims, and trade secrets/unfair competition cases. His employment work also involves advising clients on employment issues and drafting employment documents, including employment contracts, employee handbooks, non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, and independent contractor agreements. Craig also handles a wide variety of real estate matters, including foreclosures, disputes with homeowner associations, and cases involving commercial and residential landlord-tenant disputes. In addition, he has worked on numerous collection, construction, and insurance coverage cases. Craig has litigated a number of cases involving disputes over estates and family trusts, including claims of wrongdoing by trustees and executors. He has also handled a growing number of matters in the senior housing and assisted living industry.

Craig is married and has two adult children. He is involved in the activities of his synagogue and is presently a member of the Board of Directors of the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland. Craig has served as Chairperson of the Oregon Council of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), and has volunteered on the boards of the Portland Jewish Community Relations Council and the Israel Advocacy Committee. Craig’s interests include hiking, traveling, reading, spending time with his family, and getting out of the office as much as possible.

Professional Memberships & Activities

• Member of Litigation, Business Litigation, and Employment Sections of Oregon State Bar and Litigation Section of California State Bar
• Member of Multnomah County Bar Association
• Attended Two-week National Program of the National Institute of Trial Advocacy
• Co-author, Chapter 4, Course Handbook, Practicing Law Institute 28th Annual Institute on Employment Law

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
• State Bar of California
• U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
• U.S. District Court, District of Oregon
• U.S. District Court, Central District of California
• U.S. Tax Court

Education

• Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California at Berkeley (now known as Berkeley Law), J.D.
• University of Washington, B.A., Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa

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At the end of 2020, Steven M. Berne accepted a volunteer position with The Office of General Counsel for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to serve as Associate Area Legal Counsel to the Europe East Area for the Church for 18 months, eventually residing in Frankfurt, Germany. In addition to Russia, this area included Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bulgaria, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. Steve assisted in overseeing the work of local attorneys in these 17 Eastern European countries. Due to COVID, Steve began this volunteer legal service initially working from Oregon and then eventually working from Germany when circumstances in Russia made it unworkable to reside in either Russia or Ukraine. Steve helped with partnership agreements for Humanitarian Aid throughout Eastern Europe with organizations such as Mercy Corps, Red Cross, and many other Humanitarian partnerships. Steve also worked on matters involving Religious Rights, Data Privacy, Employment, and real estate transactions involving Soviet Era, EU, and Central Asia property ownership issues and legislation.

Steve returned to practicing law in Oregon as Of Counsel to JurisLaw, effective March 1, 2022.

Over the last 40 years, Steve has helped manage the legal affairs for many businesses as outside general counsel. This representation has included business formations, acquisitions, sales and mergers, as well as general corporate maintenance and business litigation. Steve has a broad spectrum of experience in real estate transactions and development, specializing in residential and senior housing projects. He also has extensive experience in commercial transactions and debtor-creditor law. Steve is A/V rated by Martindale-Hubbell.

Steve is an avid outdoorsman. He can be found on mountains throughout the world skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, camping, climbing, and mountain biking. Steve has been married for over 45 years and has 4 children and 13 grandchildren.

Representative Work

• Business and Commercial Transactions and Litigation
• Real Estate
• Commercial Collections and Bankruptcy
• Trust and Estate Disputes

Professional & Civic Activities

• Oregon State Bar Association
• Prior advisor to Special Olympics Oregon Board of Directors and Member of Finance Committee
• Communications Director for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Bend, Oregon
• Board Member – Interfaith Network of Central Oregon (INCO)

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar, 1985
• U.S. District Court, District of Oregon, 1985

Education

• Brigham Young University, J.D., cum laude, 1984
• Portland State University, B.A., with honors, 1982
• Foreign Language: German

Publications

• Author, “Inadequate Notice in Tax Sales,” 12 Utah Bar Journal Nos. 1-6, P.33, 1984
• Author, “Saybrook Manufacturing – The Eleventh Circuit’s Challenge of Texlon-Type Cross-Collateralization and the Mootness Doctrine,” Vol. XII, No.4, Oregon Debtor-Creditor Newsletter at 3 (Winter 1992-93)
• Co-author, Cushman & Meeker “Construction Defaults: Rights, Duties, and Liabilities,” Chapter 4

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After joining JurisLaw in 2022, Christian has gained a wide variety of experiences from drafting purchase agreements for the sale of small businesses, to arbitrating large business disputes, to advocating for constitutional rights. Christian relishes a challenge and enjoys unravelling complex questions of law and fact to get to the truth.

Despite the broad experience Christian has gained, there is one area that has particular significance to him: mold induced injury. Alongside his colleagues Adam Heder and Dan Nichols, Christian has helped many people who are suffering catastrophic illness from exposure to toxic mold in water damaged buildings. Many of these clients have spent years looking for someone who even believes that mold is making them sick and have been turned away by doctors, lawyers, and other providers who just aren’t familiar with the illness. Christian knows this story all too well, because more than a decade ago, that was him. He became incredibly ill in a moldy house as a teenager and was diagnosed with CIRS by a doctor specializing in mold related illness. He intimately familiar with the struggles people suffering from mold go through and is uniquely positioned to advocate for their interests. Christian knows that mold illness is often life changing and enjoys getting his clients positive outcomes that will assist them as they navigate those changes.

Notable Cases

Oregon Firearms Federation, Inc. v. Tina Kotek, Case No. 2:22-cv-01815 (lead case). Christian worked alongside the foremost experts in Second Amendment rights litigation from Clement & Murphy PLLC, to contest the constitutionality of Ballot Measure 114, which seeks to place numerous restrictions on the purchase of firearms in Oregon. Work he performed on the case included taking depositions of expert witnesses, drafting and editing motions and briefing, detailed analysis of expert testimony, trial preparations, and work on the trial itself. The case is currently on appeal to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, waiting further adjudication.

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar, 2022
• U.S. District Court, Oregon, 2023.

Education

• J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, J.D., 2022
• Washington University in St. Louis, B.A., 2018

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Milt Christensen is a premier transactional attorney. He is a former CPA and holds an LLM in taxation from New York University. He is well known for his taxation expertise and is A/V rated by Martindale-Hubbell. Milt is married with five children. He enjoys hiking, athletics, gardening, woodworking, and family activities.

Professional Experience

• Harris Berne Christensen LLP, Partner, 1999–Present
• Self-employed Attorney, Portland, Oregon, 1997–1998
• Miller Nash LLP, Attorney and Partner, 1988–1997
• Coopers & Lybrand Corporate Finance Advisory Services Group, CPA, 1986–1988
• Coopers & Lybrand, CPA, 1985–1986

Professional & Civic Activities

• Member, Oregon Society of CPAs
• Former President of Board of Directors: United Cerebral Palsy of Oregon & SW Washington
• Chair: Oregon State Bar International Law Section, 1994-1995
• Member: American Bar Association Tax Section Committee on U.S. Activities of Foreigners and Tax Treaties
• Former Chair: J. Reuben Clark Law Society – Portland, Oregon, Chapter, 1993-1996

Admissions

• Oregon

Education

• New York University School of Law, LL.M – Taxation, 1988
• Brigham Young University, Masters of Accounting, 1985. Recipient: Merit scholarship
• J. Reuben Clark Law School at Brigham Young University, J.D., 1985
• Brigham Young University, Bachelor of Science in Accounting

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Jeff is a residential and commercial real estate lawyer. He helps people accomplish their transaction goals.

• Sellers — Jeff helps sellers understand the promises they are making in deeds, the effect of the representations they make in sale agreements, and what can happen if properties are not in the condition that buyers expect.
• Buyers — Jeff helps buyers understand the contingencies they need, the title reports they receive, how to investigate the condition of the properties they purchase, and their rights if misrepresentations are made.
• Real Estate Agents — Jeff provides the language real estate agents need when situations are not covered by forms. He interprets the parties’ obligations under sale agreements and represents agents when complaints are filed.
• Brokerage Owners and Managers — Jeff teaches classes to agents, helps resolve conflicts, improves and creates forms, writes policies, and helps brokerages grow their businesses.
• Landlords and Tenants — Jeff drafts reasonable leases that protect landlords, lenders, and tenants.
• Borrowers — Jeff reviews and negotiates loan documents, and writes and reviews opinion letters for real-estate secured transactions.
• Lenders — Jeff drafts loan documents for real estate loans and helps clients decide what concessions make sense.

Jeff has helped thousands of individuals and companies deal with the nuances of getting their transactions closed.

In his capacity as Counsel to the Residential and Commercial Forms Committees of Oregon Real Estate Forms, LLC, Jeff works with committee members to create and revise the real estate forms used by most Oregon Realtors®.

Jeff enjoys home improvement, movies, travel, serving the community, and living in the Northwest. He and his wife have been married for more than 30 years and have three sons.

Professional Experience

• RE/MAX Equity Group, 2010-2020 — As General Counsel to the Northwest’s largest real estate brokerage, Jeff worked with brokerage management and agents to develop and enhance the company’s practices, forms and policies. He handled dispute resolution, represented agents in license and ethics complaints, and taught risk management, legal compliance, and provision-drafting classes. After being promoted to Vice President, he also managed the company’s accounting, human resources, closing, and IT departments.
• Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, 1996-2010 — Jeff represented landlords of office properties, then added purchase and sale transactions, followed by construction and term lending work for lenders and borrowers. As a member of the firm’s Opinion Committee, he developed a detailed understanding of lending law and practice. He joined the firm’s low-income housing tax credit team, working with tax and business lawyers to develop affordable housing all over Metro Portland.
• Ellenburg Capital Corporation, 1996 — As a Staff Attorney for a property management firm, Jeff assisted the company’s general counsel with litigation support, transaction documents, and legal research.
• North Coast Mortgage, 1995 — As a Real Estate Analyst for a commercial mortgage brokerage, Jeff wrote lease briefs, analyzed market trends, and presented information to lenders and insurance companies.

Professional Activities

• Oregon Bar Association — Real Estate & Land Use Section, Solo and Small Firm Sections
• Washington State Bar Association — Real Property, Probate & Trust Section
• Portland Metropolitan Association of Realtors® — Brokerage Risk Management Committee
• Licensed Real Estate Broker in the State of Oregon

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar, 1995
• Washington State Bar, 2012

Education

• University of Oregon School of Law, JD, 1995
• University of Utah, BS, 1988

Publications

• Author, Update to “Earnest Money Agreements,” Oregon Real Estate Deskbook, Oregon State Bar 2015
• Author, Update to “Estates in Land,” Principles of Oregon Real Estate Law, Oregon State Bar 1999 & 2003
• Author, “Lender Concerns in Commercial Leases,” OSB Real Estate Section Seminar
• Author, “Legal Brief,” monthly legal newsletter of RE/MAX Equity Group

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Adam S. Heder is a personal injury trial attorney.

Mr. Heder specializes in representing persons who have been injured by long-term exposure to mold, mycotoxins, and other indoor contaminants.

Mr. Heder has prevailed at every level of litigation: at trial, on appeal, on pre-trial motions, and in arbitration. He has won or settled some of the largest mold injury cases in the Northwest.

Mold and mycotoxins make people sick. They can lead to brain damage, chronic fatigue, chronic pain, asthma, systemic inflammation, and a whole host of other conditions. Sometimes these effects go away with time and treatment, but often, they become permanent. Learning that you have such illness can be terrifying and confusing. Mr. Heder helps his clients through these times by working to get them the compensation they deserve.

In his free time, Mr. Heder enjoys spending time with his wife and five children, backpacking, skiing, biking, running, building Legos, and collecting comic books.

Representative Work

• Darin and Natalie Rowden, et al. v. Hogan Woods, LLC, Multnomah County, Case No. 15CV09483 — Mr. Heder represented a family of 6 through an appeal and 2-week trial. He obtained a verdict of over $5 million on behalf of the family, likely representing the largest verdict of its kind in state history.
• Mold Injury Case against National Landlord  — Mr. Heder represented a young father and husband permanently injured and disabled by mold exposure. He obtained a settlement of over $2 million.
• Mold Injury Case in California  — Mr. Heder represented a young mother whose professional life and health was upended by long-term mold exposure. He obtained a settlement of over $1 million.
• Private Arbitration against Homebuilder — Mr. Heder represented a family who had become sick because the new home was off gassing volatile organic compounds and was not properly ventilated. Mr. Heder prevailed at arbitration, and his clients were awarded every dollar they asked for.
• Johnson v. Maker Ecosystem Growth Holdings, Inc., Federal District Court for the Northern District of California, Case No. 20-cv-02569 — Mr. Heder successfully settled a class-action lawsuit on behalf of holders of the crypto currency, DAI.
• Sparrow Fund Management, LP v. MiMedx Group, Inc., Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, Case No: 1:18-cv-04921 — Mr. Heder represented a hedge fund in a lawsuit against a large public, biomedical company for malicious prosecution and defamation. Mr. Heder defeated numerous dispositive motions and discovery attacks and, after nearly four years, guided the case to successful settlement.

Professional Experience

• JurisLaw LLP (fka Harris Berne Christensen, LLP) (Lake Oswego, OR), Attorney, 2017–present
• Stewart Sokol & Larkin, LLC (Portland, OR), Attorney, 2014–2016
• Paul Hastings LLP (Palo Alto, CA), Attorney, 2010–2014
• United States Court of Appeals, Judicial Clerk for the Honorable N. Randy Smith, 2009–2010

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar, 2015
• California State Bar, 2010
• Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, 2010
• U.S. District Court, Oregon, 2015
• U.S. District Court, Northern California, 2011

Education

• J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, J.D., 2009, Order of the Coif, magnum cum laude, Editorial Board of International Law and Management Review, Recipient of Hugh B. Brown Barristers Award for academic excellence, top 10 best Oralist at 2009 ABA Regional Moot Court Competition
• Brigham Young University, B.A., 2006, Cum laude, academic scholarship recipient

Publications

• “Recantations Reconsidered: A New Framework for Righting Wrongful Convictions,” Utah Law Review Volume 2012, Number 1, co-author with Professor Michael Goldsmith
• “The Power to End War: The Extent and Limits of Congressional Power,” 41 St. Mary’s Law Journal 445 (2010)

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Shawn M. Lindsay is a skilled business, intellectual property, and political attorney. He is a former member of the Oregon State House of Representatives. Shawn’s experience includes representing clients in the following areas: establishing, acquiring, transferring, and preserving businesses and intellectual property rights; software and commercial licensing; business entity formation and structuring; business transitions and successions; mergers and acquisitions; privacy and security; HIPAA compliance; government relations and political law.

Shawn regularly represents dentists, physicians, and other licensed professionals in buying and selling professional practices and establishing DSOs/MSOs. He represents individuals, political parties, candidates, businesses, political committees, lobbyists, tax-exempt organizations, and trade associations as they seek to effectively engage in political activity.

As a member of the Oregon Legislature, Shawn established a reputation as a problem solver. For example, as co-chair of a special redistricting committee, Shawn was instrumental in passing a redistricting plan, something that had not been done in over 60 years in Oregon. As an attorney, clients have called on Shawn’s skills to assist in negotiating and resolving complex matters with both private and governmental entities.

Prior to joining the firm, Shawn worked at two prestigious Portland law firms and served as a law clerk to Judge Sam A. Crow, at the United States District Court for the District of Kansas.

Shawn has lived in Spain and speaks Spanish fluently. Outside the office, Shawn enjoys snow skiing, boating, hunting, his Jeep Wrangler, and spending time with his wife and three daughters.

Representative Work

• Acts as outside general counsel for Special Olympics Oregon, Inc. assuring compliance, drafting corporate and commercial transactions, and advising executive management.
• Represents buying and selling dentists, physicians, and other licensed professionals in 5-10 transitions per month.
• Represents dentists and other licensed professionals in response to inquiries by the Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
• Acted as lead counsel to a national political association in winning a unanimous opinion by the Oregon Supreme Court striking down a controversial initiative petition ballot title.
• Represented political associations before Oregon trial, appellate, and supreme courts in successful Anti-SLAPP motion dismissing a lawsuit against public participation in political speech.
• Represented political candidates and committees in response to inquiries by the Federal Election Commission.
• Represented Brazier Mine Construction, Inc. in its multimillion-dollar asset sale to ESCO Corporation.
• Represented a Chinese software development company in its multimillion-dollar acquisition of a U.S.-based company.
• Serves as outside general counsel for international software consortia negotiating, drafting, and overseeing enforcement of domestic and cross-border agreements and licenses.

Professional & Civic Activities

• President, The IntelliCAD Technology Consortium
• Director, Plaid Pantries, Inc.
• Former Governor-appointed Chair and Member, Oregon Government Ethics Commission
• Former Representative, Oregon State House of Representatives
• Former Chair and Director, J. Reuben Clark Law Society – Portland Chapter
• Former Member, Oregon State Bar House of Delegates

Professional Honors & Awards

• Peer Review Rated “AV Preeminent” in Martindale-Hubbell
• Named as an “Oregon Super Lawyer,” Super Lawyers magazine
• Named as one of the “Forty under 40” by Portland Business Journal
• Named an “Up & Coming Lawyer,” Oregon Daily Journal of Commerce
• Named as an “Oregon Rising Star,” Super Lawyers magazine

Admissions

• Oregon
• Utah (inactive)

Education

• Washburn University School of Law, J.D., 2001
• Brigham Young University, B.A., 1997

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Ann is a premier transactional attorney with a focused practice in business transactions and estate planning. She began her law career as a Judicial Extern for the District of Oregon Federal Court and as a Judicial Clerk for Clackamas County Court. Ann’s prior experience as an in house counsel for a helicopter company, who performed lift operations all over the world, provides her with a practical understanding of complex business issues such as U.S. export and import regulations, employment law, compliance and policy issues, management of insurance and risk assessment for businesses, and contract drafting and review. Over the years, Ann has continued to hone her training and expertise in import and export law, corporate compliance, and estate planning.

Ann is dedicated to serving her clients and helping them prepare for the future with the goal to ensure that an individual’s wishes are honored and that their estate is handled efficiently, minimizing taxes and legal complications as well as incorporating succession planning for business owners. Effective estate planning helps ensure that an individual’s assets are distributed according to their wishes, reduces potential conflicts among heirs, and provides financial and medical guidance in case of incapacity.

Ann believes a comprehensive approach is essential to a robust estate plan. She believes collaborating with estate planning professionals, such as attorneys, financial advisors, and accountants, is the best way to create a comprehensive plan that complies with legal requirements and aligns with the personal goals of her clients.

Outside the office, Ann enjoys traveling, attending sporting events, boating, snow skiing, and spending time with her husband and five children.

Professional & Civic Activities

• Governor appointed Commissioner for the Oregon Government Ethics Commission
• Former North America West Regional Chair, J. Reuben Clark Law Society
• Former Board Chair Utah Foster Care Review Board
• Former Member of the Domestic Violence Coalition and Child Abuse Prevention Team
• Former Victim Advocate Utah County Attorney Office – assisting victims of felony crimes through the court process
• Former Social Service Worker for Wasatch Mental Health – Utah
• Chair Religious Freedom Event Committee – Oregon

Admissions

• Utah State Bar
• Oregon State Bar

Education

• Willamette College of Law, J.D., 2017
• Utah State University, M.A., 2006
• Brigham Young University, B.A., 1998

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Dan is a seasoned litigator with decades of experience, serving clients in large and small matters through all aspects of legal disputes. Dan primarily represents consumers in class actions and persons who have been personally injured, including tenants harmed by mold in water-damaged buildings. Dan practices and lectures extensively in the field of Information Law, serving as discovery counsel in class actions teaching Civil Discovery at Lewis & Clark Law School.

Outside the office, Dan actively volunteers with multiple churches, and he is an avid Scouter with his local Boy Scout troop, having served as Scoutmaster and merit badge counselor.

Professional & Civic Activities

• Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
• Uniform Civil Jury Instruction Committee, Chair
• Advisory Committee on Civil Justice – Discovery Working Group

Admissions

• Oregon
• Washington
• California

Education

• J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, J.D., 2005, magna cum laude
• Southern Oregon University, B.A., 2002, magna cum laude

Thought Leadership

• “Privacy at the Crossroad: Adapting to an Uncertain Future,” Lewis & Clark Law School Data Privacy Group, Keynote Address, February 2025.
• “Crafting Effective ESI Protocols for MDLs, Class Action, and Complex Litigation,” Thomson Reuters (WestLegalEd) and Legal Cyber Academy, Panelist, January 2025.
• “What Attorneys Should Know About eDiscovery Today,” Thomson Reuters (WestLegalEd) and Legal Cyber Academy, Panelist, November 2023.
• “Cost, Confidence, and Control,” Xchange Conference, Moderator, September 2023.
• “Legal Hold Notification: Revisited,” PREX Conference, Moderator, September 19-21, 2022.
• “Getting the Greenlight: How to Secure Legal Project Funding,” PREX Conference, Moderator, September 28, 2021.
• “Assessing Your Data Maps in a Newly Distributed World,” PREX Summit Series, Moderator, July 21, 2020.
• “Rule 30(b)(6) Depositions in Litigation: Deposing or Defending Corporate Witness Depositions,” Thomson Reuters, Panelist, June 11, 2020.
• “Responding to Civil Investigative Demands (DID) and Subpoenas,” Government Investigations & Civil Litigation Institute, Moderator, October 8-10, 2018. Speaker and panelist on various eDiscovery topics at PREX 2018 and PREX 2019.
• “Technology Disruption in the Ethical Practice of Law,” Oregon Association of Defense Counsel, Panelist, June 16, 2018.
• “E-Discovery 2018: Key Issues and Practical Guidance on E-Discovery for Corporate and Outside Counsel,” Thompson Reuters, Panelist, May 10, 2018.
• “eDiscovery Overview or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love ESI,” Inns of Court, Southern Oregon, Speaker, April 12, 2018.
• “Authentication of Evidence 2.0,” Legalweek West Coast, Panelist, June 12, 2017.
• “Proportionality, Early Preservation, Production and Sanctions Under the New Rules Developing New Techniques Early in the Matter to Avoid Costly Missteps,” Innovation in E-Discovery Conference presented by Sandpiper LLC, Moderator, February 15, 2017.
• “New Rules of E-Discovery: Everything You Need to Know,” Thompson Reuters, Panelist, January 23, 2017.
• “Making the Business Case for Defensible Disposition,” Co-author, Information Law Journal, Summer 2016.

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Tanner Pickard joined JurisLaw in 2025. Tanner has worked in various types of litigation, including personal injury cases. Tanner has previous experience as a data scientist and is familiar with emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence.

Tanner is devoted to getting the best outcomes for his clients. The litigation process can be long and difficult, but he is dedicated to ensuring that people who enter his office are taken care of.

Tanner regularly contributes to the community, volunteering in his local congregation and serving as chair of the Portland, Oregon chapter of the J. Reuben Clark Law Society starting in 2026.

Outside the office, Tanner enjoys collecting vinyl records, skiing, visiting national parks, and wakesurfing.

Admissions

• Oregon State Bar: 2025

Experience

• Brigham Young University, Records Analyst, 2023-2025: Amended and supervised implementation of university policy to comply with state and federal privacy laws.

Education

• J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, J.D., 2025, academic scholarship recipient
• Brigham Young University, B.A., 2021, academic scholarship recipient