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Amanda Krismer Anderson
Associate
Portland, Oregon 97204
t 503.944.6071
f 503.295.1058
vcard“Building trust is a fundamental part of our practice. We earn that trust by listening carefully to our clients and providing the most innovative and effective solutions.”
Amanda Krismer Anderson joined Ball Janik LLP as an associate in 2010. Her practice focuses on construction defect litigation, general commercial litigation and employment law.
While in law school, Ms. Anderson worked as a law clerk for the Oregon Department of Justice, Appellate Division and was the managing editor of the Willamette Law Review. She was a member of the Moot Court Board and winner of the Don Turner Criminal Trial Competition.
“Building trust is a fundamental part of our practice. We earn that trust by listening carefully to our clients and providing the most innovative and effective solutions.”
Amanda Krismer Anderson joined Ball Janik LLP as an associate in 2010. Her practice focuses on construction defect litigation, general commercial litigation and employment law.
While in law school, Ms. Anderson worked as a law clerk for the Oregon Department of Justice, Appellate Division and was the managing editor of the Willamette Law Review. She was a member of the Moot Court Board and winner of the Don Turner Criminal Trial Competition.