Founded in 1985, Wyse Kadish provides trusted legal counsel to businesses, families, and individuals in the greater Portland area and beyond. Together, our attorneys offer the range of legal expertise found in larger firms, but we strive to maintain the friendly, accessible atmosphere of a smaller practice.
We’re proud of our long-term connections to the Portland community. We support a wide range of projects and institutions, from neighborhood schools to legal assistance programs. In recent years, Wyse Kadish has provided contributions and participated in programs benefitting:
Campaign for Equal Justice・ Family Forward Oregon ・Multnomah CourtCare・Neighborhood House・Oregon Lawyers Against Hunger
Oregon Volunteers Lawyers for the Arts・ Portland Public Schools・Public Interest Law Project・St. Andrew Legal Clinic・ Volunteer Lawyers Project
The attorneys and staff of Wyse Kadish also individually volunteer for a number of organizations and serve on the boards of several non-profits. We encourage you to ask us about our work in the community.
Wyse Kadish LLP is rated “AV preeminent” by Martindale-Hubbell. Many of our lawyers have also been designated as Oregon “Superlawyers” and “Rising Stars” by Superlawyers Magazine, have been listed in the “Best Lawyers in America” list, among other awards and recognition.
Wyse Kadish is delighted to announce that Amy Bilyeu was recently included in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America® in the field of Trust and Estate Law. Congratulations Amy!
Wyse Kadish partner David Bean volunteered through the Multnomah Bar Association’s YLS Service to the Public Committee to assemble winter care kits to be delivered to Blanchet House. Blanchet House is a local non-profit organization that provides food, clothing and housing to people living homeless in Portland.
Wyse Kadish attorneys and staff participated in the Multnomah Bar Association’s 19th Annual WinterSmash bowling event. The Winter Smash is a fundraiser for the Multnomah Bar Foundation and it’s Court Care, Court Support and Court Connect programs.