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Julia E. Markley - Portland, OR
1120 NorthWest Couch StreetTenth Floor Portland, OR 97209- 4128
Perkins Coie LLP
Portland Appellate Lawyer
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Julia E. Markley is a partner in the firm's Litigation practice. She has 14 years of legal experience in the federal and state courts. Her clients include companies in the communications, technology, construction, energy, mining, manufacturing, and retail industries.
Julia's diverse litigation practice includes complex business, franchise, patent, trademark, construction, class action, and employment disputes. She has also handled cases involving political and constitutional law issues...
Julia E. Markley is a partner in the firm's Litigation practice. She has 14 years of legal experience in the federal and state courts. Her clients include companies in the communications, technology, construction, energy, mining, manufacturing, and retail industries.
Julia's diverse litigation practice includes complex business, franchise, patent, trademark, construction, class action, and employment disputes. She has also handled cases involving political and constitutional law issues...
Julia E. Markley is a partner in the firm's Litigation practice. She has 14 years of legal experience in the federal and state courts. Her clients include companies in the communications, technology, construction, energy, mining, manufacturing, and retail industries.
Julia's diverse litigation practice includes complex business, franchise, patent, trademark, construction, class action, and employment disputes. She has also handled cases involving political and constitutional law issues. Julia has tried several cases and arbitrations to conclusion. She represents clients on appeal and has significant experience in the Ninth Circuit, Oregon Supreme Court, and Oregon Court of Appeals. Julia also frequently contributes to business and legal publications. In 2009, a patent litigation articlethat she co-wrote received the publication's "Standard of Excellence" award.
Julia is a recognized leader in the legal community. She served as the founding president of the Oregon Asian Pacific American Bar Association (OAPABA) in 2009 - 2010. Julia is a former board member of Oregon Women Lawyers (OWLS) and an active member of OWLS and the Federal Bar Association of Oregon. She has advised U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley, former Governor Ted Kulongoski, and the U.S. District Court for the District of Oregon on judicial appointments.
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