Keith Dubanevich

Tulane University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 1983
Moot Court Board
Louisiana Trial Lawyers Award for Outstanding Advocacy
Order of the Barristers

Northeastern University, B.S., Public Administration, with high honors, 1980

A.A. White Dispute Resolution Center, Mediation Certificate, 1997

Oregon State Bar, 1998

Texas State Bar, 1983

U.S. District Court, Oregon

U.S. District Court, Connecticut

U.S. District Court, Northern Florida

U.S. District Court, Southern New York

U.S. District Court, Southern Texas

U.S. District Court, Eastern Texas

U.S. District Court, Western Wisconsin

U.S. Court of Appeals, Second Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit

U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Massachusetts, 1990 (Inactive)

Stoll Berne
Shareholder, 2012-present

Oregon Department of Justice
Associate Attorney General and Chief of Staff, 2012-2012
Chief of Staff and Special Counsel, 2009-2012
Special Counsel, 2009

Garvey Schubert Barer
Shareholder, 1998-2008

Fulbright & Jaworski L.L.P. (Houston, Texas)
Partner, 1992-1998
Associate, 1983-1988, 1989-1992

Hale & Dorr (Boston, Massachusetts)
Associate, 1988-1989

Oregon Law Commission
Commissioner, 2016-present

Oregon State Bar
Antitrust and Trade Regulation Section Executive Committee, Chair, 2018; Chair-elect, 2017; 2015-present
Business Litigation Section Executive Committee, 2002-2009; Chair, 2008; Chair-elect, 2007; Treasurer, 2007; Secretary, 2006

American Bar Association
Antitrust and Litigation Sections, Member

U.S. District Court, District of Oregon
Local Civil Rules Advisory Committee, Member, 2022-2025

Children’s Cancer Association
Legal Advisor,2017-present

Mazamas Mountaineering Association
Board of Directors, Chair, 2007

Hoyt Arboretum Friends
Board of Directors, 2012-2017; President, 2013-2017

“Wait Wait … Don’t Settle! The Vital Pre-Settlement Role of a Settlement Administrative Expert,” Epiq & HB Litigation Conference, Virtual (April 2021)

“Deposing the Organization,” Multnomah Bar Association CLE, Portland, Oregon (March 2020)

“Proportionality in Practice,” Oregon State Bar Business Litigation Section CLE, Portland, Oregon (September 2017)

“Oregon Public Employee Retirement Fund v. Marsh & McLennan: Lessons Learned,” Oregon State Bar Business Litigation Section CLE, Portland, Oregon (May 2017)

“Telephone Consumer Protection Act,” Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, Portland, Oregon (May 2014)

“US Supreme Court Update: Chadbourne & Parke v. Troice; Mississippi v. Au Optronics; and Halliburton v. Erica John Fund. What’s changed and what’s coming up next session.” Oregon State Bar Securities Regulation Section CLE, Portland, Oregon, (June 2014)

“Presidential Tweets, Yelp Reviews, FREE BOOZY, and Admissibility,” OSB Litigation Journal (Fall 2017)

“Class Arbitration: Permissible? Preventable? Who Gets to Decide?” 26 Oregon State Bar Litigation Journal 3 (2007)

“Jurisdiction: In Personam and In Rem,” 1 Oregon Civil Pleading and Practice Chapter 2 (2006)

“Personal Jurisdiction in a Virtual World,” Texas Bar Journal, February 2003

“A Brief Introduction to Product Liability Law in the United States,” China Chamber of Commerce for Machinery and Electronics News Report, 3rd Issue, 2002

“Minimizing Exposure – Personal Jurisdiction in the Silicon Forest,” 62 Oregon State Bar Bulletin 21 (December 2001)

“You Can Advertise, But Don’t Sell That Product: Virtual Jurisdiction in Washington,” Washington Law Journal, June 2001

“Personal Jurisdiction in the Silicon Forest,” Oregon Law Journal, June 2001

“Health Care Litigation and Confidentiality – Unique Discovery Issues,” Oregon Health Law (Summer 2000)

“State by State Guide to Managed Care Law,” Oregon, Aspen Publishing (1999, 2000, 2001)

“Qui Tam Suits,” Oregon Health Law (Winter, 1998/1999)

“Whistle-Blower Reward Programs Signal the Need to Accelerate Compliance Efforts,” Patient Accounts, Healthcare Financial Management Association (August 1998)

Keith is an avid runner, skier, and cyclist. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking with his wife and family.