Attorneys Archive - Gordon Thomas Honeywell

Nadine Khalidi

BIOGRAPHY

Nadine is an associate attorney with Gordon Thomas Honeywell’s Labor & Employment Law Group. Her practice involves advising both employers and employees on issues spanning from discrimination and harassment, reasonable accommodations, criminal background checks, leave requests under federal and state laws, and more. Nadine works with the Labor & Employment Group to help guide employers and employees through all aspects of the employment relationship – from the pre-hire interview stage to the separation of employment.

Nadine grew up in Bellevue, Washington and graduated with honors from Pitzer College. She then worked as a legal assistant in Seattle before attending law school at the University of Washington School of law. Through the UW Law Mediation Clinic, Nadine was a Student Mediator, facilitating mandatory mediations through King County Small Claims Court. She also served as the Chief Comments Editor to the Washington International Law Journal. In her final year at UW Law, Nadine served as a Rule 9 Licensed Legal Intern for the University of Washington Student Legal Services, where she provided pro bono consultations and ongoing legal assistance to students facing immigration, housing, personal injury, family law, and contract issues. Nadine joined Gordon Thomas Honeywell as a Summer Associate in the summer of 2023, and rejoined as an associate attorney after passing the Washington State Bar Exam in September 2024.

Nadine lives in Seattle, WA and enjoys going on walks around Greenlake, visiting farmers markets, baking sweets and sourdough bread, and spending time with her friends and family.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Education

J.D., University of Washington School of Law
Honors and Activities:

– CALI Excellence for the Future Award: Family Law
– Chief Comments Editor, Washington International Law Journal
– Student Mediator, UW Law Mediation Clinic
– Rule 9 Licensed Legal Intern, University of Washington Student Legal Services
– Women’s Law Caucus, Mentor

B.A. Pitzer College, honors
International Political Economy; Minor in French
Honors and Activities:

– Staff Writer, Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy
– Student Intern, Neighborhood Legal Clinics of Los Angeles County
– Corps Member, Jumpstart
– Intern, Neighborhood Legal Clinics, King County Bar Association

Jurisdictions Admitted
Washington State

Professional & Bar Association Memberships
Washington State Bar Association
King County Bar Association

Professional History
University of Washington Student Legal Services, 2023-2024, Rule 9 Licensed Legal Intern
Gordon Thomas Honeywell, 2023, Summar Associate
Abdullah Law Firm, 2022, Summer Legal Intern
USAA Legal Services, 2020-2021, Legal Assistant

Keara Bennett

BIOGRAPHY Professional History

BIOGRAPHY

Keara is an associate attorney and member of the firm’s Trust and Estates group. Her practice focuses primarily on estate planning, estate taxes, gifts, healthcare directives (living wills), powers of attorney, prenuptial agreements, probate, revocable living trusts, and wills.

She grew up in Longview Washington and graduated summa cum laude from Eastern Washington University in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. In 2022, she graduated from Gonzaga University School of Law in Spokane, Washington. While in law school, she represented clients pro bono in the university’s Elder Law Clinic. She continued this work at a boutique firm in Spokane, assisting clients with elder law-based estate planning, Medicaid compliance, and veteran benefit appeals. During law school Keara obtained a position at a firm in Olympia, assisting clients with taxable estate planning, lifetime gifting, and business planning. She practiced there until 2024, when she joined GTH.

Now Keara enjoys living back on the Westside of the state where she is closer to family. She enjoys spending time with her partner and their dog. She also enjoys creating fiber art, listening to podcasts or music, dabbling in technology, and micro-learning.

Professional History

EDUCATION

J.D., Gonzaga University School of Law, 2022
Honors and Activities
CALI Excellence for the Future Awards – Social Media Discovery
Street Law, Volunteer Teacher
Research Assistant

B.A. Political Science, Eastern Washington University, 2019
Summa cum laude
Excellence in Research Award: Substantive Due Process Rights of Citizen Children to Undocumented Parents

Professional History

Worth Law Group, Associate Attorney 2022-2024
Agile Elder Law, Rule 9 Intern, 2021
University Legal Assistance, Law Clerk, 2020

Mariana L. Muñoz

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

BIOGRAPHY

Mariana grew up in Guadalajara, Mexico until immigrating to outside Boston with her parents. She attended and graduated from University of Vermont (UVM) in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in political science and history. She then worked in Wealth Management and Banking in Boston before going back to UVM for a master’s in social work and public policy. During her time in graduate school, Mariana worked as a social worker with refugee families before attending law school.

In 2021, Mariana graduated Vermont Law School. While at Vermont Law, she served in leadership positions for the Law School Student Senate, Latinx American Law Students Association, and Student Ambassador Program. Throughout law school, Mariana worked for two years as a student attorney at Vermont Law School’s Environmental Justice Clinic. Mariana also worked conducting document review for a Washington, D.C. litigation firm.

Mariana spent her summers interning at a national non-profit litigation firm and recruiting prospective Latinx students. She successfully doubled Latinx enrollment at Vermont Law during her time there. Following her graduation from law school in 2021, Mariana spent three years clerking for the Commissioners as well as the Honorable Bernard Veljacic at Division Two of the Washington Court of Appeals.

Mariana has experience in criminal law, environmental law, contract disputes, and appeals.

Mariana lives in Puyallup with her husband and three cats. Mariana enjoys hiking, biking, snowshoeing, learning to crochet, playing games, playing and watching fútbol, petting other people’s pets, and practicing Pilates.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION
J.D., Vermont Law School, 2021
Honors and Activities:
Social Justice Mission Scholar Recipient
Bellenger/Green Paper Competition, Winner 2021
Inaugural Student Clinician, Environmental Justice Clinic 2020-21
Law School Student Senate, Student Representative 1L/2L/3L
Latinx American Law Students Association, Secretary, President
Student Ambassador Program, Latinx Recruitment
Published Journal Note—Vermont Journal of Environmental Law, “This Land Is My Land, This Land Is Your Land, But Where Is The Environmental Justice?”

B.A., Political Science & History, University of Vermont, 2014
Honors and Activities:
Dean’s List
Amnesty International, Student Member and Volunteer
ALANA Student Center

M.S.W. focus in Public Policy, University of Vermont, 2018, Summa Cum Laude
Honors and Activities:
Dean’s List
Alpha Phi Honors Society- Mu Eta Chapter
Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar- Recipient
Golden Key Honor Society

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED
Washington State
W.D. Washington

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association — Golf Committee, Member
National Hispanic Bar Association
Latina/o Bar Association of Washington

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY
Washington Court of Appeals, Division Two, Judicial Law Clerk to Commissioners Aurora Bearse, Eric Scmidt, and Karl Triebel, 2021-2023
Washington Court of Appeals, Division Two, Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Bernard Veljacic, 2023-2024
Washington Supreme Court Commissioners Office, Judicial Extern, 2021
McCool Law PLLC, Part-time E-Discovery, 2020-21
Earthjustice, Summer Associate, 2020
Environmental Justice Clinic, Advanced Student Attorney, 2019-2020

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Hermanas in the Law — Mentor
Latinicidad, Inc. — Mentor
Aldea PJC
The Appellate Project
Amnesty International
Tacoma YMC Mock Trial Tournament — Grader

Bryce E. Knutzen

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

BIOGRAPHY

Bryce is an associate attorney and member of the firm’s Business Group. His practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, entity formation, entity governance, purchase and sale agreements, and leasing.

Bryce was born in Olympia and graduated from Tumwater High School. He moved across the country to attend Duke University, where he experienced southern heat and humidity for the first time. After graduating in 2015, he worked as an outdoor activity instructor in England, living on a boat in a salt marsh. He then joined Teach for America and taught high school students for three years in San Antonio, Texas. His passion for advocacy eventually led him to pursue a legal education in 2020.

In 2023 Bryce graduated magna cum laude from Villanova University’s Charles Widger School of Law. During his time at Villanova, Bryce worked as a staff writer for the Villanova Law Review and as a teaching assistant for the transactional legal writing course. He also represented various clients through the Villanova Tax Clinic, helping them navigate the complex American tax system.

Throughout all of Bryce’s moves across the country and abroad, he always wanted to return to the Northwest, his true home. He is happy to work in Tacoma and looks forward to building lasting relationships with his clients. In his spare time, you can find him running, skiing, hiking, walking his stubborn poodle mix Charlie, watching history documentaries, and cheering on each and every Seattle sports team.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

JD, Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, 2023
Honors and Activities:
Magna Cum Laude
Order of the Coif
Raynes McCarty Award for Excellence in Legal Writing
Villanova Law Review – Staff Writer
Transactional Legal Writing Teaching Assistant

B.A. Political Science, Duke University, 2015
Honors and Activities:
Phi Alpha Theta
2015 Spring Dean’s List with Distinction
Study Abroad: Oxford, England

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Grant Thornton, Tax Intern

Federal Tax Clinic at Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law, Student Attorney

Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office: Appellate Division, Summer Intern

Katie D. Chan

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

BIOGRAPHY

Katie grew up in Roy and Puyallup and graduated cum laude from the University of Washington in 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. She then worked as a legal assistant in Seattle before going to law school.

In 2020, Katie graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan Law School. While at Michigan Law, she served in leadership positions for the Law School Student Senate, Michigan Voting Project, Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, Res Sista Loquitur: Women of Color Coalition, and First Year Information Program. Katie also worked for two years as a student attorney at Michigan Law’s Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic and Civil Rights Litigation Initiative. Katie spent her summers interning at the ACLU Voting Rights Project and the ACLU of Washington. Following her graduation from law school in 2020, Katie worked on voting rights litigation and advocacy as a legal fellow at Fair Elections Center. Katie then spent two years clerking for the Honorable Linda C.J. Lee at Division Two of the Washington Court of Appeals.

Katie has experience in fair housing, employment discrimination, student rights, racial justice, criminal law, voting rights, contract disputes, and appeals.

Katie lives in Tacoma and loves supporting local businesses. Katie enjoys sunrise hiking, e-biking, knitting, playing word games, and practicing Pilates.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D., University of Michigan Law School, 2020, cum laude
Honors and Activities:
Justice John Paul Stevens Public Interest Fellowship
Certificate of Merit Award—Intergroup Dialogues
Law School Student Senate, Secretary
Michigan Voting Project, Co-founder and Co-chair
Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, Political Action Chair and 3L Representative
Res Sista Loquitur: Women of Color Coalition, Campus Relations Chair
First Year Information Program
Michigan Access Program

B.A., Political Science, University of Washington, 2016, cum laude
Honors and Activities:
Phi Beta Kappa
Dean’s List
Political Science Honors Program
Study Abroad: Rome, Italy

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Washington Court of Appeals, Division Two, Judicial Law Clerk to the Honorable Linda C.J. Lee, 2021-2023

Fair Elections Center, Voting Rights Legal Fellow, 2020-2021

Michigan Law Civil Rights Litigation Initiative, Student Attorney, 2020

American Civil Liberties Union of Washington State, Legal Intern, 2019

Michigan Law Civil-Criminal Litigation Clinic, Student Attorney, 2018-2019

American Civil Liberties Union Voting Rights Project, Legal Intern, 2018

McKay Chadwell, PLLC, Legal Assistant, 2016-2017

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Task Force on Race and Washington’s Criminal Justice System, 2020-2021

Sentence Commutation Project, 2020

Michigan Department of State, 2020

California Appellate Project, 2019

Michigan Law Civil Rights Litigation Clearinghouse, 2017-2018

Jeffrey G. Nielsen

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

BIOGRAPHY

Following his undergraduate studies at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington, Jeff attended law school in Boston, Massachusetts. During his time in law school, Jeff served as the vice president of the New England chapter of the American Constitution Society. He then returned home to finish his legal education at Seattle University School of Law.

His current areas of practice include all types of estate planning, probates and post death trust administration, elder law, guardianships, and court supervised trusts. Additionally, Jeff serves as a court appointed Court Visitor/Guardian ad Litemin guardianship and probate matters across the South Puget Sound, having been appointed in Kitsap, King, Pierce, Thurston, Mason, and Grays Harbor Counties. These experiences give him a unique perspective when dealing with elder law, guardianship, and probate matters across multiple jurisdictions. Jeff also presents on topics around guardianship and probates to local and state bar associations.

Jeff takes pride in bringing a smile to practice of law and creating practical solutions that minimize conflict, preserve family assets, and keep families focused on their goals and desired outcomes.

When not spending time or traveling with his wife and son, Jeff is an avid fisherman and enjoys taking in the many outdoor experiences that are unique to the Pacific Northwest.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D., Seattle University School of Law, 2013

B.A., Pacific Lutheran University, 2010
Pacific Lutheran University Dean’s List
NCAA DIII Academic All-Conference Team

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State
United States District Court, Western District of Washington

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Real Property, Probate and Trust Section, 2013 to Present
Elder Law Section, 2013 to Present

Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association
Guardianship Committee, 2018 to Present

King County Bar Association
American Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Law Office of A. Colby Parks, Attorney at Law, P.S., 2013-2022
Law Office of Olson, Zabriskie, Inc., 2011-2013
Thurston County Prosecuting Attorney Rule 9 Intern, 2012-2013

Panelist/presenter, Washington State Bar Association Elder Law CLE
Updates on the implementation of RCW 11.130 in Washington State

Presenter, 21^st Annual Guardianship Seminar Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association.
Pointers and Pitfalls in the Practice of Other Protective Arrangements

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Title 11 Court Visitor (formerly Guardian ad litem)
Court Visitor in Kitsap, King, Pierce, Thurston, Mason, and Grays Harbor Counties

Tacoma Pierce County Bar Association, Tacoma, Washington
Volunteer Legal Services Committee Board Member

Pierce County AIDS Foundation, Tacoma, Washington
Pro-bono Legal Services in the areas of Estate Planning and Guardianship.

Tacoma Pierce County Pro-Bono Wills Clinics, Tacoma, Washington
Pro-Bono Legal Services regarding Trust, Estate, and Probate issues.

Washington State Pro-Bono Honor Roll
From 2014 to Present

J. Owen Taylor

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

BIOGRAPHY

Owen’s area of focus is in mergers and acquisition, and corporate governance. He enjoys serving GTH’s clients within the firm’s Business Group.

Owen attended the University of Washington School of Law. He interned with a legal technology startup and as a summer associate with GTH. In his free time, Owen enjoys fishing in Puget Sound, off the coast at Neah Bay and Sekiu, and hanging out with friends and family.

Owen grew up in Fox Island, Washington, and graduated from Gig Harbor High School. He attended Eastern Washington University, obtaining his degree in Business administration with a focus on management. He went to work for a worldwide institutional bank and securities service company.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D. University of Washington

B.A. Eastern Washington University, Business Administration, with a focus in management

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Gordon Thomas Honeywell LLP, Summer Associate
Safari SOP, Intern
BNY Mellon, Senior Analyst Business Technology Liaison

Mitchell J. Wright

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

BIOGRAPHY

Mitch grew up in Mukilteo, just north of Seattle, and graduated cum laude from Gonzaga University in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree in political science. He then obtained his paralegal certification, which he used to work as a paralegal for a litigation firm in Pullman, Washington, and then for the Whitman County Prosecutor’s Office.

In 2022, he graduated magna cum laude from The University of Wisconsin Law School in Madison, Wisconsin. While at Wisconsin Law he served as a Note and Comment Editor for the Wisconsin Law Review and both competed in and coached the law school’s moot court team at the Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Moot Court Competition. He also worked for two years as a student associate for the Wisconsin law firm West & Dunn, where he worked in civil litigation and veteran benefits, and also represented clients pro bono in the university’s Criminal Appeals Clinic. Mitch has experience in a variety of areas in both civil and criminal litigation, ranging from personal injury, insurance litigation, land use, business and contract disputes, administrative litigation, and appeals.

In 2021, Mitch married his college sweetheart, Erika. They now live in Tacoma with their two dogs. Mitch enjoys hiking, golfing, snowboarding, and playing guitar. He is also a lifelong Seahawks and Mariners fan, and you can now catch him at Rainiers games well!

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D., University of Wisconsin Law School, 2022
Honors and Activities:
Magna Cum Laude
Order of the Coif
Wisconsin Law Review, Note and Comment Editor
Moot Court Board, Competitor (2021), Coach (2022)
J. Michael Riley Award for Excellence in Torts Study

ABA Advanced Paralegal Certification, Edmonds Community College, 2015

B.A. Political Science, Gonzaga University, 2014
Honors and Activities:
Cum Laude
Charter Journal Assistant Editor
Club Rugby
Study Abroad: Florence, Italy

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

West & Dunn, LLC, Summer Associate, Waunakee, WI, 2020-2022

Frank J. Remington Criminal Appeals Clinic, Student Attorney, Madison, WI, 2021-2022

Whitman County Prosecutor’s Office, District Court Legal Secretary, Colfax, WA, 2016-2019

Irwin, Myklebust, Savage & Brown, P.S., Litigation Paralegal, Pullman, WA, 2015-2016

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES

Alternatives to Violence of the Palouse, 24-Hour Crisis Hotline Volunteer, Pullman, WA, 2017-2018

Sacred Heart Hospital, Emergency Room Volunteer, Spokane, WA, 2013

Chelsea E. Rauch

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

BIOGRAPHY

Chelsea is an associate attorney within Gordon Thomas Honeywell’s Labor & Employment Law Group. Her practice focuses on all aspects of the employment relationship from the pre-hire application and interview process through separation. She advises both employers and employees on issues including but not limited to discrimination and harassment; reasonable accommodations; criminal background checks; leave issues under the Family and Medical Leave Act and Washington Paid Family and Medical Leave Act; the WA Cares Fund; internal investigations into employee complaints and misconduct; and separation and severance.

Chelsea also creates and reviews internal documents, policies, agreements, trainings, and communications necessary for employers of every size to successfully manage their workforce.

Chelsea grew up in Redmond, Washington, fostering a great appreciation for the Pacific Northwest. Following her undergraduate studies at Gonzaga University, Chelsea began a career in politics at the local, state, and federal levels in Washington and Texas. She later transitioned this experience to a role in public affairs, where she developed and executed communications strategy for some of Washington’s largest tech firms and non-profits.

While a student at Seattle University School of Law, Chelsea served as an intern for the Washington Court of Appeals, Division II and as a summer associate with GTH. She was also a mentor for new members of the Women’s Law Caucus and a Notes and Comments Editor for Seattle University Law Review.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D., Seattle University School of Law, cum laude
Honors and Activities:

– CALI Excellence for the Future Awards: Mediation Skills

– CALI Excellence for the Future Awards: Estate & Disability Planning Clinic

– Seattle University Law Review, Note & Comment Editor

– Women’s Law Caucus, Mentor

B.A., Gonzaga University, cum laude
Political Science and International Relations
Minor in French

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED

Washington State

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

King County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Gordon Thomas Honeywell, 2020, Summer Associate
Washington Court of Appeals, Division II, 2019, Intern to the Honorable Linda Lee
WE Communications, 2015-2018, Senior Account Executive
Various Political Campaigns, 2012-2014, Leadership Roles

PUBLICATIONS & AWARDS

Super Lawyers Rising Star, Employment & Labor Law (2023)

Breaking a Culture of Silence: How Lawmakers are Reining In Expansive Pre-Dispute Agreements, Pierce County Lawyer Magazine (2022)

Accountability to Employees or Independence for Contractors? Accomplishing AB5’s Labor Classification Goals in the Gig Economy, Seattle University Law Review, Vol. 44, Iss. 2 (2021)

Ian M. Leifer

BIOGRAPHY PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

BIOGRAPHY

Ian litigates cases in state and federal courts throughout the state of Washington. Ian represents plaintiffs and defendants in cases involving insurance coverage, serious personal injury, business and commercial disputes, real property, and employment issues. Ian has experience handling all aspects of litigation, from pre-suit investigation through trial and appeals. He has successfully argued and briefed numerous motions for summary judgment and obtained favorable arbitration results for clients.

He is licensed to practice in all Washington state courts, Western District of Washington, Eastern District of Washington, and Ninth Circuit.
Ian is a proud lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest. Following his undergraduate studies at the University of Washington, Ian spent several years working for a large national insurer, working as a subrogation adjuster, liability adjuster, and liability supervisor, gaining valuable first-hand experience in the insurance industry.

Ian graduated from Seattle University School of Law, magna cum laude, where he was a member of the Alpha Sigma Nu Jesuit Honor Society, and an Article Editor for the Seattle Journal for Social Justice.

Ian and Kristal, his wife and better half, live in Burien, Washington, where they spend their days chasing around their two young children, Lydia and Grant, and dogs, Winston and Gus. Ian enjoys hiking, working out, playing basketball, and reading in his limited free time.

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

EDUCATION

J.D., Seattle University School of Law, magna cum laude

Honors and Activities:

Seattle Journal of Social Justice – Article Editor
Alpha Sigma Nu (Jesuit Honor Society)
Presidential Scholarship Recipient
Year End Award Achievement Scholarship Recipient
Bar Association Consumer Law Essay Winner
CALI Award for Future Excellence Recipient
Intramural Basketball Champion.

B.A. University of Washington

JURISDICTIONS ADMITTED TO PRACTICE

Washington State
United States District Court, Western District of Washington
United States District Court, Eastern District of Washington
United States Court of Appeals, Ninth District

PROFESSIONAL & BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS

Washington State Bar Association
Tacoma-Pierce County Bar Association

PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

Wathen, Leid, Hall & Rider, Associate Attorney
Patterson Buchanan Fobes & Leitch, Summer Associate
National Insurance Company Subrogation Claims Adjuster, Liability Claims Adjuster, and Liability Claims Supervisor 2013-2017