Overview
Eva Oliver is a skilled litigator and courtroom advocate who represents both businesses and government entities before courts and arbitration panels in a broad range of disputes.
As adept on her feet in the courtroom as she is in crafting compelling briefs, Eva focuses on translating each client’s unique objectives into legal solutions. With a calm and collected demeanor, she delivers a focused and captivating presentation of her client’s position which is both persuasive and easy to understand.
Eva has represented clients in a broad range of disputes, including those involving:
- Breach of contract
- Franchise claims
- Discrimination in contracting
- Constitutional claims (takings, police powers, equal protection)
- Securities regulations
- Business torts
- Regulatory enforcement and disputes
Clients. Eva’s clients include a global online retailer, public entities including a major research university and a city government, a real estate investment company, a blockchain company, and a private equity firm.
Credentials
Education
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University of Washington School of Law
JD, with high honors, 2020
Order of the Coif
Washington Law Review, Articles Editor
National Moot Court Team Member and Captain
CALI Award, Constitutional Law I -
Willamette University
BA, 2013
Admissions
- Washington
Clerkships
- Chief Judge Timothy M. Burgess, US District Court for the District of Alaska
Memberships
- Washington State Bar Association
- King County Bar Association