Carolyn Gilbert Counsel

Perkins Coie is pleased to announce that 46 lawyers have been promoted to the firm’s counsel position, effective January 1, 2024.

Through our pro bono efforts, our firm responded to needs worldwide by helping Afghans desperate to escape the turmoil in their country, bolstering our new virtual program to help survivors of domestic violence, and expanding disability rights for veterans. The stories in this report highlight our efforts, in partnership with legal service providers across the country, to make a positive impact through pro bono service.

Perkins Coie attorneys quoted in article "Ruling Blocks City of Selah from Censoring Black Lives Matter-Related Speech" in ACLU.

Perkins Coie attorneys were mentioned regarding the federal lawsuit in the city of Selah that claims the city violated residents’ constitutional right to free speech by removing signs supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. 

David Perez, Joseph McMillan, Mallory Gitt Webster, Carolyn Gilbert, Nitika Arora, and Heath Hyatt were mentioned in the Bloomberg Law article, "Perkins Coie Joins Black Lives Matter in Seattle Lawsuit," regarding their representation of Black Lives Matter Seattle-King County.