 Practice / Experience Mr. May's practice focuses on complex civil litigation. His areas of emphasis include commercial contracts, class action defense, insurance coverage, employment law and toxic torts.
Education / Background - J.D. with honors, University of Maryland School of Law, 2003
- Honors:
- Order of the Coif
- First Prize (best brief) and Oral Finalist, Myerowitz Appellate Advocacy Competition, 2002
- Moot Court Board and National Moot Court Team, 2002-2003
- Legal Methods Teaching Assistant and Writing Center Instructor, 2001- 2002
- A.B., Government, Dartmouth College, 1997
Representative Cases - Harrrington v. Alaska Airlines – Defense of airline against putative class action alleging breach of contract and breach of fiduciary duty.
- AT&T Wireless v. Federal Insurance Company – Represent plaintiff AT&T Wireless in multimillion dollar insurance coverage dispute.
- Smith v. Teletech – Defense of telecommunications company against putative class action alleging wage and hour claims.
- Smith v. Alaska Airlines – Defense of airline against age discrimination and retaliation claims. Case dismissed on summary judgment.
- Labor Ready v. Welstad – Defense of former executives against breach of contract claims arising from noncompetition agreement. Summary judgment obtained on some claims, remaining claims settled on terms favorable to clients.
Professional Memberships - Washington State Bar Association
- United States District Court, W.D. Washington
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