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Camille Fisher focuses her practice on complex litigation with an emphasis on insurance coverage disputes. Camille advocates on behalf of policyholders in areas including property damage, bodily injury, environmental claims, title insurance claims, cyber liability, and directors and officers liability. Camille has a lead role within the firm’s Insurance Recovery practice regarding emerging theories of coverage for artificial intelligence (AI).
Camille serves on the Seattle Infant Development Center’s board of directors. She also is a member of the firm’s Seattle diversity committee and chairs the firm’s national Native American Resource Group. Camille maintains an active pro bono practice, focusing primarily on constitutional rights and the child welfare system.
Professional Recognition
- Recipient of the American Civil Liberties Union of Washington’s Civil Libertarian Award for Wilbur v. City of Mt. Vernon indigent right to counsel class action litigation, 2014
- Recipient of Champion for Justice Award by the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers for Wilbur v. City of Mt. Vernon indigent right to counsel class action litigation, 2014
- Recipient of President’s Award by the Washington Defender Association for Wilbur v. City of Mt. Vernon indigent right to counsel class action litigation, 2014
- Recipient of Perkins Coie Annual Pro Bono Team Award for Wilbur v. City of Mt. Vernon indigent right to counsel class action litigation, 2013
Community Involvement
- Seattle Infant Development Center, Board Member
- The Mockingbird Society, Former Board Member
Related Employment
- University of Washington School of Law, Native American Law Center, Affiliate Instructor of Law and Criminal Law Public Defender, 2010
- Perkins Coie, Seattle, WA, Summer Associate, 2008
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Washington State Court of Appeals, Division I, Extern for The Hon. Ann Schindler, 2008
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Northwest Justice Project - Native American Unit, Law Clerk, 2007
