Julissa Rachor is an Associate Attorney at Emery | Reddy, PC. At Emery | Reddy, she focuses her practice on class actions, employment law, and appellate litigation. Before joining the firm, Julissa served as law clerk to Justice Mary I. Yu of the Washington State Supreme Court, gaining invaluable experience in appellate practice and judicial decision-making. She also previously served as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney with the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, where she worked on a range of criminal legal matters and developed a strong foundation in litigation. Julissa is dedicated to delivering clear guidance, strong advocacy, and meaningful results for the clients she serves. Outside of work, Julissa can usually be found squeezing in a run or walk with her dog Luna, cooking her favorite Mexican recipes, or powering through a Peloton class.

Born and raised in the suburbs of New York City, Gregory Haroutunian spent six years practicing in the Northeast, focusing on surety bond law and construction defect cases as well as products liability and medical device law. Gregory Haroutunian has spent his career developing a wide range of experience in civil litigation. Before attending law school, Gregory first spent two years as a paralegal, learning the ins and outs of general civil litigation and elder law. Gregory attended the Georgetown University Law Center where he graduated cum laude. While at Georgetown Gregory held a year-long judicial internship under Chief Administrative Law Judge Ronnie A. Yoder of the United States Department of Transportation and served as a legal intern at the National Whistleblowers’ Center and the firm Kohn, Kohn, & Colapinto where he had his first experiences in Qui Tam and fraud cases. After Gregory moved to California in 2019, he first gained experience practicing general civil litigation, including cases ranging from construction defects to personal injury to landlord/tenant. At Emery | Reddy, Gregory has returned to his first passion in his law practice, working on False Claims Act and Class Action matters. He brings his diverse experience in other fields into this practice and merges them with his tireless drive to help people and advance the interests of his clients.

Calum Bryant is an Associate at Emery | Reddy, PC who litigates employment and workers’ compensation matters across Washington state. Calum started with Emery | Reddy in 2021 as a document clerk, where he discovered a passion for the advancement of workers’ rights and the resolution of employment issues. Outside his practice, he enjoys reading mystery novels and playing with his dog, Noodle.

Brook Garberding is an accomplished attorney and business executive with over two decades of cross-disciplinary experience, specializing in complex litigation and privacy and data class actions. His background spans business law, finance, compliance, risk management, and corporate advisory, allowing him to bring a unique and multidisciplinary perspective to the full lifecycle of litigation — from case development and discovery through settlement and enforcement. Brook is deeply committed to achieving meaningful outcomes for affected individuals while driving structural improvements in organizational data protection, making him a key contributor to the firm’s data privacy and cybersecurity practice.

Andrew Snyder is an Emery | Reddy Attorney based in Austin, Texas. Although his practice now focuses on class actions, data breaches, and Qui Tam claims, Andrew has experience counseling in everything from criminal to public utilities to probate law. During his law school tenure, Andrew studied abroad at Oxford University and served as a corporate extern for Hunt Oil Company in downtown Dallas, Texas. Passionate about service and charitable work, Andrew interned at the Constitutional Law Center for Muslims in America, a nonprofit organization that assisted indigent clients throughout the United States with various legal issues. While interning there, Andrew assisted drafting and filing a writ of certiorari to the United States Supreme Court. Andrew was an honoree of the Pro Bono College of the State Bar of Texas in 2017 for his efforts. Andrew is a member of the Emery | Reddy Data Breach Team, bringing his wide-ranging experience to represent victims who have stolen and exposed data. Andrew was a founding member of Austin Bar Association’s data privacy group. He developed an interest in data privacy while in law school and presented at a conference in Atlanta, Georgia in 2018. He obtained his Certified Information Privacy Professional certification from the International Associate of Privacy Professionals in 2021. Outside of work, Andrew is an avid soccer player who has held season tickets for Austin FC since its founding. When not enthralled by soccer, you can usually find Andrew at trivia nights around Austin or walking his two dogs, Ann Perkins and Ladybird, with his wife. On occasion, he can coax his mercurial cat, Cat, into sitting on his lap.

Brandon Jack is a seasoned complex litigation attorney at Emery | Reddy, committed to defending the rights of consumers and workers nationwide. He litigates against corporations and other entities that violate individuals’ civil, consumer, and privacy rights. After years of representing major corporations and insurance companies, Brandon now dedicates his entire practice to complex litigation on behalf of individuals, fighting for those whose rights have been compromised.

I was born and raised in Seattle, and am pleased to practice in our great Pacific Northwest. This is my home. I graduated from law school in 1984 and went to work for the Whatcom County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. This provided an opportunity to develop trial skills and the ability to present cases to judges and juries. From 1986-1990, I was the managing attorney for the main Seattle Office for Hyatt Legal Services. This position provided an opportunity to analyze and solve various issues that confront a general practice such as: Domestic Relations, Criminal Defense, Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Wills, and miscellaneous consumer matters. It also provided many opportunities to practice in State and Federal court. From 1990-97, I was an insurance defense attorney for the Seattle law firm of Alexander & Bierman. For several years, I defended hundreds of cases on the insurance company's behalf. I know how insurance companies value claims and the techniques they employ in an effort to detract from the value of a claim. In 1997, I opened my own law practice. I specialize in representing people injured by the negligence of others against the insurance company. Let me use my experience from years of defending the insurance company to your advantage. Michael E. Mazon Attorney At Law Lawyer.com Member Questionnaire Please describe a case(s) in the last year or two where you made a big difference. I had a case against a prominent hotel in the pacific northwest. The hotel itself was brand new and was celebrating its grand opening. My client fell on the stairwell within the hotel and incurred severe injuries. Others had previously been injured. by this stairwell. I brought suit and was able to obtain reasonable compensation for my client. The hotel completely reconfigured that part of the stairwell in question. How did you build a successful practice? I built a successful pracitce by focusing on one client at a time. What should clients look for in a lawyer? Ultimately, a client should look for a lawyer that is well versed in their specific field of practice. In other words, if a client has an injury claim, they want a lawyer that has dealt with that type of injury and the accident that caused it. It's kind of like choosing a doctor. How important is local knowledge to the success of your cases? Local knowledge is important if the case goes to litigation. For example, an attorney should have knowledge of the local rules in the county where the case has been filed. What information can you provide in a free phone consultation? I can provide all the information in a telephone consultation that I could in a live in-office consultation. I can educate the client in all aspects of the injury case starting with the claims phase all the way through a jury trial. What information do you need in a free phone consultation? Just the basics: date of the accident, location, liability, insurance, and type of injury. What differentiates you from other lawyers in your community? The fact that I had 8 years of experience defending the insurance company before I began representing the injured person against the insurance company. I can anticipate what the insurance company will do. I know their tactics and the tricks they attempt to pull. What is the most rewarding aspect of your job? Obtaining reasonable compensation for my client. Ultimately, that's all any personal injury attorney can do for their client. What are your other interests in addition to law? Music, travel, golf, family. Are you involved in your community? I'm a member of the Washington State Association for Justice and actively contribute to the American Cancer Society.

You want a personal injury attorney you can trust. Eric S. Nelson and the lawyers at Nelson Injury Law are attorneys you can trust to handle all aspects of your personal injury case thoroughly and with the attention that it deserves. You need to trust your attorney and be comfortable with him to talk about all aspects of your case and, quite often, very personal and confidential information. Personal injury clients have trusted Eric, owner of Nelson Injury Law, for over 24 years to handle their injury-accident cases with expertise, confidence, and hard work. Other lawyers in Washington State have also acknowledged their trust in Eric’s ability to handle plaintiff personal injury cases by honoring him as a “Super Lawyer” in 2010, 2011, and 2012 in the field of “Plaintiff Personal Injury Attorneys.” Eric S. Nelson and his staff at Nelson Injury Law are attorneys you can trust. His prior clients can attest to this (See Client Testimonials).

Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans forcing the evacuation of my family. Initially we moved to rural Georgia, then to Minnesota and finally to the Pacific Northwest. After undergoing my own divorce and multiple relocations due to Hurricane Katrina, I truly understood what it meant to put the “best interest of the kids” ahead of my own, I decided to focus my practice on family law and serving as a Guardian ad Litem advocating for children's best interest in high-conflict divorce and dependency matters. I pride myself on my ability to work through huge problems and major life transitions. If Hurricane Katrina did not stop me but instead propelled me to my passion - families - then no problem is too big and no transition too messy. I know what it's like to be a "stay at home" mom thrust back into work in order to survive. I know what it takes to juggle a demanding career and a large family. I strive to preserve civility and respect during the divorce process. I educate my clients on the impact of conflict on children so they can make the best decisions for the future health of their family. I work closely with my clients to ensure they understand their options and rights so that they can make informed decisions about their future. I bring a breadth of experience with high-conflict families to every family law case I handle. My goal is to serve each client on an individual basis. I strive to find real-life workable solutions for the families I serve, realizing that a marriage might be over but a family still stands. My practice involves all aspects of family law: preparation of postnuptial and separation agreements, parenting plans, child support, simple and complex financial cases, relocation, and blended families. I am collaboratively trained and have had 40 hours of mediation training. I have a deep understanding of complex parenting issues which clients may face when divorcing. I bring the attention to detail and experience required to capably handle complex financial cases. Families run full speed 24/7. Our team at Elise Buie Family Law Group does too. We are available to you when you need us. Family law feels like an emergency room at times; people popping in with unforeseen problems at all hours of the day, night and on weekends. You can always reach me- I give my cell number to my clients. Oftentimes when a client calls at the beginning of what seems like a crisis, we can divert the storm with a little creative problem-solving and education. Having an emotionally available attorney who understands your rights and will frankly explain your responsibilities is an essential resource during your divorce.

From our offices in Seattle and throughout the state of Washington, we help families solve difficult legal problems and move on with their lives. We are a dedicated team of attorneys who are here to help your in your time of need and crisis. Our Seattle, WA lawyers have the experience, resources, and understanding to help you with your legal issue. We always offer a free initial consultation because we believe that it’s important for you to understand your rights and options. Our goal is to give you the information you need to make the best decisions for you and your family. Because we know that many people are concerned about the cost of legal fees, we offer affordable low flat fees and inexpensive payment plans. If you’re facing a difficult legal problem and need guidance from an experienced, knowledgeable attorney, call us today. We want to help you.