Stoll Berne has been recognized in the 2025 U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms” rankings. Firms on this list are acknowledged for their professional excellence,
Stoll Berne attorney Emily Johnson will present at the Lewis & Clark Law Students Panel and Happy Hour Event “Giving Voice to the Voiceless: How to Represent the Underdog and
Stoll Berne has been recognized again this year by The Portland Business Journal as a top philanthropist company in Portland for the 2023 financial year in the Small Company Category.
Stoll Berne attorney Erin Roycroft presented at the ONLD & U of O Portland Program event, “Career Changes in Your First Few Years of Practice: How to do it, when
Stoll Berne, along with seven individual attorneys, were recently selected to be included in the 2025 edition of Benchmark Litigation, a definitive source for the world’s leading litigation firms and
We are pleased to announce that Stoll Berne attorney Elizabeth Bailey Kinsman is one of 10 attorneys selected for the 2024-2025 Oregon Trial Lawyers Association (OTLA) Leadership Academy. The application
Carsen Nies has joined the law office of Stoll Berne as an associate attorney. Carsen’s practice will focus on complex litigation matters including environmental torts, securities fraud, and class actions.
We are honored that Stoll Berne’s very own ‘Habeas Corpse’, with lead singer Tim DeJong and drummer Travis Cody, together with three other legal professionals, were crowned “Best Oregon Lawyer Band 2024” at the Multnomah Bar Association “Battle of the Lawyer Bands.”
Stoll Berne is excited to announce that twelve of our attorneys were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2024® in 15 different categories.
Stoll Berne attorney Emily Johnson received the Oregon Trial Lawyer Association’s (“OTLA”) New Lawyer of the Year Award at the annual convention in August 2024.
Local Portland law firm, Stoll Berne, as outside counsel for the City of Seattle, along with its partners at Seattle’s Keller Rohrback, are pleased to announce the settlement of the City of Seattle v. Monsanto case for $160,000,000 ($160 Million). The lawsuit and settlement relate to the impairment of the Lower Duwamish Waterway (the lower portion of the only river in Seattle) allegedly caused by PCBs manufactured by Monsanto.
Nine individual Stoll Berne attorneys have been recognized by Super Lawyer Magazine
Stoll Berne, once again, has been recognized by Chambers USA in the 2024 Oregon guide in both Litigation: General Commercial and Real Estate.
Benchmark Litigation named Stoll Berne Oregon Firm of the Year for the fifth consecutive year. The 15th annual US awards ceremony took place on March 13th, 2024. The award program
Cody Berne, Keith Ketterling, Timothy DeJong, and Emily Johnson amongst other co-counsel lawyers rank #1 for their impressive verdicts. Stoll Berne made the Courtroom View Network’s Top 10 Most Impressive
A third jury in Portland, Oregon has awarded more than $42 million in compensation to ten survivors of the wildfires on Labor Day 2020. The total award to the ten plaintiffs is $42,412,119.00, consisting of $5.933 million in economic damages (which are doubled) and $23.25 million in non-economic damages, both of which are increased by 25% for punitive damages.
On February 2, 2024, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington denied Monsanto’s Motion for Summary Judgment in ongoing PCB litigation. Stoll Berne and co-counsel at Keller Rohrback represent the City of Seattle in this suit and seek to hold Monsanto accountable for the harms that Monsanto’s PCBs have caused to the City’s stormwater and drainage system and the Lower Duwamish Waterway.
A jury in Portland, Oregon awarded $85 million in compensation from PacifiCorp to nine survivors of the fires that swept across Oregon on Labor Day 2020. The verdict, which consisted of more than $6 million in economic and $56 million in non-economic damages, translates to an award of more than $85 million after the doubling of economic damages and the addition of punitive damages of 25% that are automatically applied given the jury’s verdict in the first phase of the case.
Attorney Kevin Flannery has joined the law office of Stoll Berne as an associate. His practice will focus on complex litigation matters.
Stoll Berne was recently named in the U.S. News & World Report and Best Lawyers, Best Law Firms ranking for 2024.
