by Lori Davidson | Jun 16, 2017 | Blog
Oregon has been in the national news for a wide variety of reasons over the last months. We’ve seen Oregon become the first in the nation to pass a law that automatically registers voters, we listened carefully during the headline-grabbing occupation of the... 
by Jordan Bollmann | May 19, 2017 | Where Are They Now?
Will Carlon was a summer associate in 2014 and worked for staff attorney Maura Fahey. He researched case law, statutes, and regulations and drafted memoranda for cases involving water quality, land use, notice requirements, attorney’s fees, discovery issues, and... 
by McKenna Ganz | Dec 15, 2016 | Where Are They Now?
While visiting Portland from the San Francisco Bay Area with his girlfriend in 2015, Eric Swanson had a chance to sit down for coffee and catch up with his former mentor, Ralph Bloemers. Eric Swanson first got interested in environmental law after studying... 
by Lindsey Zimmer | Nov 18, 2016 | Blog, Features, The Way We Work
Crag Law Center and OPAL Environmental Justice have worked together on transit rights and with disadvantaged communities. Crag and OPAL have attempted to give these communities a voice through legal aid. We sat down with Vivian Satterfield, Deputy Director, to learn... 
by Lindsey Zimmer | Sep 9, 2016 | Blog, Features, Where Are They Now?
Kelsey Skaggs interned at Crag as a summer associate in 2014 after her first year of law school. Before attending law school at Harvard law, Kelsey studied international relations at the University of California, Davis. She grew up in Juneau, Alaska, which later had... 
by McKenna Ganz | Jun 21, 2016 | Features, Where Are They Now?
After growing up in New York City, working at Crag was the first time Erin Roohan had been to the West. This exposure to the West began her interest in western water and land issues and drove her to apply for her current job in Nevada as an attorney for the... 