Officers
President
Katherine Heekin
The Heekin Law Firm
121 SW Morrison Street Suite 600
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 222-5578; (503) 914-1889 (fax)
katherine@heekinlawoffice.com
President-Elect
Courtney W. Angeli
Stoel Rives
900 SW 5th Avenue Suite 2600
Portland, OR 97204-1268
(503) 294-9358
cwwiswall@stoel.com
Immediate Past President
Helle Rode
PO Box 69083
Portland, OR 97239
(503) 504-4504
helle.rode@comcast.net
Vice President
Kelly Zusman
Treasurer
Jacqueline Tommas
Law Office of Jacqueline Tommas
19288 S Mattoon Road
Estacada, OR 97023
(503) 631-2660
Secretary
Ed Tylicki
Directors
David H. Angeli
Benjamin M. Bloom
Julie K. Bolt
Todd A. Hanchett
Susan D. Pitchford
Peter C. Richter
Seth H. Row
Owen
L. Schmidt
Tim W. Simmons
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Message from the Chapter President
The Oregon Chapter of the Federal Bar
Association has more than 400 members from private practice, government
agencies, non-profit groups, and the courts. We are one of the largest
Chapters of the FBA by percentage of admittees to practice. We are
committed to serving the needs of the federal practitioner in Oregon through
our monthly luncheons, CLEs, and annual Judges Appreciation Dinner.
If you have not already done so, I invite you to join the Federal Bar
Association and the Oregon Chapter. I look forward to seeing you at our
events. For more information, please visit our Web site at www.vangelisti.com/fbaoregon.htm.
Katherine Heekin
Oregon Chapter President
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Upcoming Events
October
12, 2007
Young Lawyers CLE: "Surviving Motion Practice in Federal Court"
The CLE will feature panels that include federal court judges
as well as practitioners who will discuss important tips about federal
motion practice, including nuts and bolts of writing and oral argument.
The CLE includes a lunch.
Time: 12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m.
Location: Mark O. Hatfield United States Federal Courthouse, 1000 SW Third
Avenue, Portland, Oregon, on the second floor in the juror assembly room.
Photo ID is required for admission to the courthouse.
Cost: $75, FBA members; $95, non-members. Checks can be
made out to the Oregon Federal Bar Association. Scholarships and
reduced fees are available for government and public interest attorneys.
CLE: 4.0 Practical Skills CLE credits are pending. P
Registration: Please RSVP to Kristin Olson at Bullivant Houser Bailey,
888 S.W. Fifth Avenue, Suite 300, Portland, OR 97204, 503.499.4404 or
kristin.olson@bullivant.com
October
30, 2007
The United States District Court of Oregon
Historical Society Annual Dinner
Hon. Betty Roberts will deliver the keynote address entitled,
"The Living History of Women in the Law." Following her remarks,
the USDCHS will present its lifetime service award to Norman Wiener of
the Miller Nash firm.
Location: The Governor Hotel
Time: No-host cocktails begin at 5:30, with dinner following at 6:30.
Registration: For registration information, go to www.usdchs.org/events.php
or send an email to Kari Furnanz at KAF@hhw.com.
November
29-30, 2007
"The Only Easy Day was Yesterday" — Oregon Conference
Presented by the Oregon Chapter of the FBA
Location: U.S Courthouse, Eugene, Oregon
Registration: For registration information, view
flyer
Recent Events
June
21, 2007
"Introduction to Federal Court"—Summer Associate and Law
Clerk Event
Sponsored by the Oregon Chapter and the Historical Society
Time: Noon–4:30 p.m.
Location: Mark O. Hatfield United States Courthouse, 1000 S.W. Third Avenue,
Portland
Cost: The $75 fee includes a box lunch. Reduced fees and scholarships
are
available.
Registration: Please RSVP by 5:00 pm, Wednesday, June 13, 2007. Please
send questions and RSVPs by email to Kristin
Olson or regular mail at 888 S.W. Fifth Avenue, Suite 300, Portland,
OR 97204
June 28, 2007
Oregon Chapter of the FBA—Annual Meeting
Please join the Oregon Chapter of the Federal Bar Association for our
ANNUAL MEETING and lunch on a NEW DATE: June 28, 2007, featuring Judge
Leavy of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Judge Leavy will speak on Motions Procedures and Case Screening by the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
The meeting and lunch will be held at the University Club, 1225 SW 6th
Avenue, Portland, starting at 12:00 pm. Please RSVP to Ann Fallihee, afallihee@barran.com,
or (503)276-2129. Please make sure to indicate if the person attending
will need a vegetarian lunch. Please RSVP to Ann for the luncheon by 12:00
pm on the Tuesday before the lunch so that we can ensure that we have
enough lunches.
The ANNUAL MEETING lunch is FREE to members of the FBA. Otherwise, the
costs are as follows: members - $18; non-members - $20; legal aid, public
interest and government attorneys - $12; solo and small firm (under 10
practitioners) - $12. Please send your check, payable to the FBA, to FBA
Oregon Chapter, c/o Ann Fallihee, Barran Liebman, 601 SW 2d Avenue, Portland,
Oregon 97204 or pay at the door.
August
6 , 2007
Judge's Visit and Film Screening
Please join the FBA and the U.S. District Court, District of
Oregon in
welcoming the Honorable Thelton Henderson, U. S. District Court Senior
Judge, Northern District of California, for a free event at noon on August
6, 2007 in the Jury Assembly Room in the Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse,
1000 S.W. Third Avenue, Portland. Judge Henderson will speak and answer
questions following the playing of the documentary film, Soul of Justice:
Thelton Henderson's American Journey, about his life. Light refreshments
will be provided and you are welcome to bring a lunch.
Judge Henderson was the first black Justice Department lawyer in the South
in the early 1960's; and he has had a distinguished career as a lawyer,
an academic, and a judge. In the late 1960's after directing a legal services
office in East Palo Alto, California, Judge Henderson moved to Stanford
Law School, where he created Stanford's minority admissions program. Judge
Henderson spent several years in private practice as a civil rights lawyer
before he was appointed to the bench by President Carter in 1979. In the
inspiring film Soul of Justice, Abby Ginzberg, a lawyer and
award-winning producer of documentary films, has captured the highlights
of Judge Henderson's life, from his humble beginnings in Watts to his
still-active career on the bench.
Anyone interested in meeting and talking with a front-line civil rights
attorney should not miss this event. We look forward to seeing you there.
NO RSVP'S ARE REQUIRED.
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