Overview
Ryan Tamm is an associate in Stoel Rives’ Litigation group.
Before joining Stoel Rives, Ryan clerked for United States District Judge Christine M. Arguello and Colorado Court of Appeals Judge M. Terry Fox. He also spent several years in private practice focusing on professional liability, product liability, and commercial litigation. He has first-chair experience in virtually all phases of litigation, and he has represented clients in state courts, federal courts, and before administrative tribunals. Outside of work, Ryan teaches trial advocacy as an adjunct professor at Lewis & Clark law school. He is frequently invited to judge college and law school mock trial competitions.
Education
University of Colorado Law School, J.D., 2013; Associate Editor, University of Colorado Law Review; Mock Trial Team–Team Captain, Carrigan Cup Champion, National Trial Competition Finalist
Miami (Ohio) University, B.A., Political Science and French, 2009, cum laude; Varsity Track & Field
Admissions
Oregon
Colorado
United States District Court for the District of Colorado
Languages
- French
Insights
Insights & Presentations
- Chapter Author, Oregon Evidence Code with Annotation and Objections (forthcoming 2024)
- Guest Lecturer, Integrated Evidence and Trial Advocacy, Lewis & Clark Law School (Spring 2024)
Affiliations
Professional
- Adjunct Professor of Trial Advocacy at Lewis & Clark Law School
- Mock Trial Coach, Arrupe Jesuit High School, 2014–2022