Bradley F. Tellam

Experience

Brad Tellam is a partner of the firm. He practices in the areas of employment law, education law, appeals, and legal ethics and professional responsibility. Brad is among the preeminent legal ethics advisers in Oregon and frequently writes and speaks on ethics issues. He is the firm's counsel.

Professional Honors & Activities

• Listed in Best Lawyers in America®, 2009-2012
• Listed in Oregon Super Lawyers® (Employment Litigation: Defense), 2009-2012
• Board member, Oregon Law Institute, 1992-2000, 2002-2011
• Member, Multnomah Bar Association; Professionalism Committee Chair, 2007-2008
• Oregon State Bar, President's Membership Service Award, 2007
• American Bar Association, Death Penalty Representation Project, 1999-2002; Center for Professional Responsibility; Labor and Employment Section; Litigation Section
• Oregon Disciplinary Rules and Procedures Committee, 1996-2000
• Oregon State Bar, Legal Ethics Committee, 1992-1995; Labor and Employment Section; Litigation Section
• Member, National Association of College and University Attorneys

Publications

• The Oregon Rules of Professional Responsibility Annotated" (coauthor), 6th ed. 2010
• "Negotiation Ethics for In-House Lawyers," C.P.S., BNA, 2007
• "The Ethical Oregon Lawyer" (co-editor and coauthor), 2006
• "Changing Times, Changing Rules," American Bar Journal, 1997
• "Competence and Confidentiality in the Context of Cellular Telephone, Cordless Telephone, and E-mail Communications" (coauthor), Willamette Law Review, 1997
• "When Waiver Should Not Be Good Enough: An Analysis of Current Client Conflicts Law" (coauthor), Willamette Law Review, 1997
• "A Negotiation Ethics Primer" (coauthor), Gonzaga Law Review, 1996
• "The Dishonesty Rule: A Rule with a Future" (coauthor), Oregon Law Review, 1995

Education

• Loyola University, J.D., 1982
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• Claremont McKenna College, B.A., 1979

Admissions

• Oregon
• Washington
• U.S. Supreme Court
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
• U.S. District Courts for the District of Oregon and the Western District of Washington

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