Practice Areas
Business Litigation
Construction
Professional Experience
James Marron is an associate in the Litigation Practice Group. For nearly a decade, James has concentrated on creative resolutions of business and construction disputes whether in arbitration, mediation, trial, or in the appellate courts. He has represented developers, owners, contractors, subcontractors, suppliers and architects. James focuses his practice on commercial and residential construction defect matters, construction litigation, lien foreclosures, public contracting disputes, and insurance coverage analysis and disputes.
James has a diverse background in business litigation and also supports all areas of our Litigation Group.
Professional Organizations
Oregon State Bar
Real Estate and Land Use Section
Construction Law Section
New Lawyer's Division
Member of the Oregon Trial Lawyers Association
Education
B.A., Pacific Lutheran University
J.D., Drake University Law School, with honors
Publications
Author, "Bringing Order to Chaos," pg 4-5, Oregon Builder, vol. 3 no.1, December 2003/January 2004;
Author, "SB 909 at a Glance," pgs 405, Oregon Builder, vol. 2, no. 6, October/November 2003;
Author, "No Shield for Contractors," Home Builder News, 2003;
Co-author, Chapter 9 Supp 2002, Federal Civil Litigation in Oregon (Oregon CLE 1994 & Supp 2002)
Admitted to Practice
Oregon State Bar
U.S. District Court, Oregon
Personal Interests
James enjoys camping, hiking, biking, remodeling, landscaping and gardening.
Past Speaking Engagements
2010 Construction Law Issues: Sussman Shank LLP, AKT, LLP and BW Insurance Company
