Katherine Goodman

A native of Minnesota, she attended law school in Indiana where she held a clerkship with the Marshall Superior Court in Plymouth, Indiana. Heading west on the Oregon Trail, she earned a masters in law degree from Lewis & Clark College of Law in Portland before starting to practice law in Oregon.

Business Law

Business Contracts, Business Dissolution, Business Formation, Business Litigation, Partnership & Shareholder Disputes

Real Estate Law

Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Easements, Eminent Domain, Homeowners Association, Land Use & Zoning, Mortgages, Neighbor Disputes, Residential Real Estate, Water Law

Oregon

Oregon State Bar

Since 2018

associate

McEwen Gisvold LLP

2022 - Current

Associate Attorney

Stevens & Legal

2019 - 2021

Senior Associate Attorney

Senft Legal

2018 - 2019

Paralegal

Epiq

2017 - 2018

Governmental Relations Extern

ASPCA

2016 - 2016

Judicial Clerk

Marshall County Courthouse

2014 - 2015

Lewis & Clark Law School

LL.M. (2018) | Animal Law

2016 - 2018

Valparaiso University

J.D. (2016) | Law

2013 - 2016

Bethel University & Seminary

B.S. (2011) | Biology

2007 - 2011

Bethel University & Seminary

B.A. (2011) | Environmental Studies

2007 - 2011

Oregon State Bar  # 181303

Member

Current

Oregon State Bar Association

2018 - Current

Multnomah Bar Assocation

2018 - Current

Q. My neighbor has trees/ bushes growing into our yard and knocking down the fence between us. Can I do anything about it?

May 20, 2022

A: There are a lot of facts that could change the answer to your question such as if the fence is on your property or your neighbors, do you and your neighbor have an easement agreement, and/or your properties apart of an HOA committee. You should contact a local real estate firm to discuss your options after giving the attorney more facts related to the matter. Good luck.

Q. How can I stop a 6 months contract with CINC platform to get real estate leads? The leads are not the quality promised

May 11, 2022

A: If you have not contacted a local contracts attorney, you can get a consultation with one to have them read your contract and determine if you have any options. You can also contact a local consumer attorney to discuss potential options, but without seeing your contract, the answer is generally yes. As if it states in your contract that you have to pay the reminder on the contract regardless of whether or not you use the platform, you would be required to pay. Good luck.

Q. Kia dealership sent reimbursement now want it back

May 11, 2022

A: Unfortunately, there are not enough facts to answer any question you could or may have based on this post. Additionally, with no question posed, no attorney will be able to help assess your claims and/ or options.

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