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Rivard, Sheya

Sheya Rivard - Portland, OR

Attorney at Chenoweth Law Group LLC

Civil Litigation Lawyers in Portland, OR

510 S.W. Fifth Avenue Fourth Floor Portland, OR 97204

Portland Civil Litigation Lawyer

Updated: 10/07/2026

Areas of Practice

  • Civil Litigation 50%
  • Business and Commercial Litigation 50%

Attorney Information

Overview

Sheya is an attorney at Chenoweth Law Group LLC, focusing primarily on civil and business litigation. Prior to joining CLG, Sheya worked as an associate attorney at a regional New England law firm. While there, she practiced in Rhode Island and Massachusetts state and federal courts, dedicating her time to a wide array of civil litigation matters including commercial, ERISA, employment, and construction disputes. After graduating law school, Sheya served as a judicial law clerk in the Rhode Island Superior Court on the fast-paced Providence County dispositive motions calendar.


Education

Legal Education

  • Roger Williams University School of Law, Bristol, Rhode Island, 2022
    J.D.
    Honors: summa cum laude

Non Legal Education

  • University of Montana, Missoula, Montana, 2011
    B.A.
    Major: Journalism and Political Science

Bar Admissions

  • Oregon, 2025
  • Rhode Island, 2023
  • Massachusetts, 2022

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Portland, OR

510 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Fourth Floor
Portland, OR 97204

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Phone Number: 503-446-6261

Fax Number: 503-221-2182

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