We're excited to formally share that our firm will be opening a Bankruptcy branch, Pacific Cascade Bankruptcy Law. We've hired on Darin Wisehart to help kickstart this new branch and office.
Darin received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Arizona State University before going on to teach English in Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan for several years. While overseas, Darin traveled as much as possible, cultivating his passion for diverse cultures. In 2004, he moved to Portland, where he received his law degree from Lewis & Clark College.
Darin is committed to fighting for his client's rights when they are threatened with foreclosure, face bankruptcy, or feel overwhelmed and unsure in the face of substantial debt. With each unique case, he takes the time to understand the detailed nuances, conducting in-depth interviews with his clients, and offering open communication and honest advice. Darin strives to help his clients review their options when facing the complex legal system and aggressively advocates on their behalf in the courtroom. His empathetic approach and desire to help his clients achieve the best possible outcome sets Darin apart from other Portland litigation lawyers.
Darin will be working out of his current office in Tualatin. Our Bankruptcy branch has it's own website, and will soon have it's own social media channels, where we'll be able to share relevant content, host Facebook Lives and valuable interviews with other professionals relating to bankruptcy topics, and get you connected with the right team to help you with you case. If you would like to set up a consultation with Darin to discuss your circumstances, call our office at (503) 850-2992, or you can view our bankruptcy website here.
Lewis Irwin Landerholm
Founding Partner
Lewis Landerholm realized the importance of family and justice from a very young age. With grandparents in the legal field, a mother in education and a father who was a domestic violence counselor, Lewis was raised by a family dedicated to helping people. His role models taught Lewis that the world is a complicated place where education and a helping hand could make all the difference.
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