A top litigator and Keker partner, Harriman is no stranger to jumping into cases on the fly. “We try so many last-minute cases and it’s fun that way,” she said. An upcoming labor dispute in federal court in Oregon is a current example of her enthusiastic approach to complex matters involving several complicating factors.
“The case has been going on for years, but we got called in last fall to work with previous counsel at trial,” Ha...
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